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The HBAR Foundation has announced a new partnership with the Nordic Blockchain Association to boost blockchain adoption in Denmark, Finland, Norway, Iceland and other Nordic nations. The Foundation will share best practices, support positive legislation and offer its expertise in the development of blockchain infrastructure and ecosystems. The HBAR Foundation, whose mandate is to foster the development of the Hedera blockchain ecosystem, has joined forces with the Nordic Blockchain Association (NBA) to promote the adoption of blockchain technology in Denmark, Iceland, Finland, Norway, and other Nordic nations. The Foundation announced Monday that it had joined the NBA, which reflects its commitment “to support funding of blockchain use cases in the region, sharing best practices, and global vision.” We’re proud to announce that we’ve joined @nordicblock to bolster the adoption of blockchain and DLT in the Nordics 🌐 This reflects our commitment to support funding of blockchain use cases in the region, sharing best practices, and global vision 👇https://t.co/C9vvqHRwil — HBAR Foundation (@HBAR_foundation) June 17, 2024 NBA is a non-profit organization building the largest professional Web3 network in Nordic countries. It unites founders, thought leaders, and policymakers through memberships, events, and regulatory work. NBA’s work with regulators has included education, advocacy, and collaboration with legislators to support legislative moves that set the stage for blockchain innovation. It boasts over 100 partners, 150 meetups, and four working groups. HBAR Foundation joins existing partners, including Binance, Settlemint, Fireblocks, PwC, Ernst & Young, and Coinify. “Together, we aim to advance the development of supportive legislation, infrastructure, and a vibrant ecosystem that empowers and harnesses the full potential of blockchain in the Nordics and global society at large,” the Foundation stated. Despite being one of the most talent-rich regions, Nordic nations are often overlooked in the blockchain space. However, efforts such as those of the…

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