Scholar to look at cryptocurrencies in tribal economies: UNM Newsroom

The Middle for Regional Research’ Tribal/Neighborhood Faculty Analysis Scholar presentation at The College of New Mexico will function Milton Bluehouse Jr. talking about Indigenous Cryptocurrencies and the Way forward for Tribal Economies. 

The presentation can be Tuesday, Dec. 6, from 10 to 11:30 a.m. within the Frank Waters Room in Zimmerman Library and in addition through Zoom. 

Bluehouse will discover the digital foreign money panorama, together with decentralized exchanges, and the participation of tribal governments within the creation, improvement, and acquisition of digital currencies as one other ingredient to financial improvement unhindered by federal and state laws.

Bluehouse is an affiliate professor at Diné Faculty Faculty of Enterprise and Social Sciences in Tsaile, Ariz. He’s a citizen of the Navajo Nation and at the moment teaches financial improvement, enterprise administration, and tribal authorities administration at Diné Faculty.

The Middle for Regional Research is supporting Bluehouse as he makes use of UNM’s assets to develop his analysis mission, Indigenous Cryptocurrencies and the Way forward for Tribal Economies. As a result of Native People have the very best poverty price amongst all teams inside the US, he acknowledges new approaches to tribal financial improvement are wanted.