Google Cloud's Head of Web3, James Tromans, explains how the tech giant is staying abreast of the competition
We all know what Google does. And we all know what Web3 does. But how do the two pair with each other? After all, isn't Google a Web2 pioneer and industry leader? Well, through Google Cloud, the internet giant is branching into Web3, shrugging off competition in the cloud services game.
To learn more, Blockhead sat down with James Tromans, Google Cloud's head of Web3.
Independent Reserve co-founders Adrian Przelozny and Lasanka Perera reflect on the crypto exchange's successful 11-year history and how it is adjusting to recent market shifts.
Nikhil Joshi, COO of EMURGO, discusses the growing acceptance of cryptocurrencies among institutional investors, and highlights the importance of regulatory clarity, blockchain infrastructure, and education in bridging the gap between traditional finance and crypto.
Singapore's Tiger Brokers has established its name among stock market retail investors but its venture into crypto in Hong Kong is proving to be a new chapter for the exchange.
In a candid conversation with Blockhead, Sygnum Singapore CEO Gerald Goh outlines the company’s strategic roadmap post its successful funding round, emphasizing expansion, regulatory navigation, and a bullish stance on the crypto market’s future.
Gold has experienced a significant pullback, down over 8% from its all-time high, as the US election results reduced political uncertainty and raised confidence in the economy. The Fed's cautious stance on rate cuts has made the non-yielding metal less attractive, while boosting assets like Bitcoin.
With its Major Payment Institution License granted by the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) in August 2024, BitGo Singapore is positioned as a key player in addressing the region’s growing demand for institutional-grade digital asset infrastructure.
Michael Saylor, the company’s chairman, has been a strong advocate for Bitcoin, believing its value will continue to rise. With over $40 billion in Bitcoin assets, MicroStrategy’s stock has surged, becoming the most traded in the U.S.
Accused of using his regulatory powers for personal gain, Yao allegedly accepted bribes in crypto, engaged in financial misconduct, and misused his position to benefit specific technology providers. His case has been referred for criminal prosecution.
