In his latest blog post, posted on the Ethereum Foundation's website, Buterin wrote that so-called "light clients" – a skimpier and less data-intensive way to read and verify data on a blockchain, as opposed to hardware-heavy full nodes – will get "more and more powerful" over the next few years. Ethereum's light clients will "pretty soon get to the point" where they can use zero-knowledge cryptography to fully verify transactions executed on the layer-1 chain. Introducing Consensus Magazine: Putting Web3 in Perspective Switzerland is home to a newly established cryptocurrency exchange for banks called Rulematch, which uses Nasdaq’s technology and comes out the gates with seven banks and large securities firms onboard, including Spain’s digital assets pioneer Banco Bilbao Vizcaya Argentaria (BBVA).

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