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The Future of International Settlements –

Through Cryptocurrency Research

We are a non-profit research initiative. Our goal is to study how digital currencies can make the global economy more transparent, accessible, and sustainable.

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Our research directions

Regulation Analysis

We study international approaches to the legal regulation of cryptocurrencies.

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Safety and sustainability

We test the reliability of blockchain technologies.

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Economic Impact

We assess the impact of digital currencies on international finance.

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Ethical aspects

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Why is this important?

Transparency reducing corruption risks

Reducing transaction costs

Accessibility for developing countries

Contact

Location

5307 Marconi Ave, Apt 22 Carmichael, CA 95608

Contact

+1 (916) 460-0977

Email

info@ndcrc.com

We conduct comparative studies of global regulatory frameworks for digital currencies.


Our research includes:

Mapping how different countries classify and regulate cryptocurrencies (as assets, currencies, or securities).

 

Analyzing compliance requirements such as AML (Anti-Money Laundering) and KYC (Know Your Customer).

 

Studying central bank digital currency (CBDC) initiatives and their interaction with private digital assets.

 

Identifying opportunities for harmonization of international regulations.

 

By understanding these dynamics, NDCRC provides insights into how regulation can balance innovation with stability, enabling the safe growth of cross-border financial systems.

We examine the technological foundations of blockchain and digital assets with a focus on reliability, security, and sustainability.


Our work covers:

Testing blockchain protocols for vulnerabilities and resilience against cyberattacks.

 

Assessing scalability challenges and transaction efficiency.

 

Evaluating the energy consumption of mining and consensus mechanisms.

 

Exploring alternative models that reduce environmental impact (e.g., Proof-of-Stake, hybrid protocols).

 

Through this research, NDCRC contributes to building safer and greener infrastructures for the digital economy.

We analyze the role of digital currencies in shaping international trade and finance.


Key areas of our research:

The effect of cryptocurrencies on remittances, cross-border transfers, and financial inclusion.

 

How digital assets influence global capital flows and currency competition.

 

Potential risks to monetary policy and financial stability.

 

Opportunities for reducing transaction costs and improving efficiency in international commerce.

 

By evaluating both benefits and risks, NDCRC helps policymakers, institutions, and businesses understand the real economic implications of digital currencies in the global system.

At NDCRC, we believe that innovation must go hand in hand with ethical responsibility. Our research on ethical aspects focuses on:

 

Financial Inclusion – studying how digital currencies can empower unbanked and underbanked communities.

 

Data Privacy & Human Rights – analyzing how blockchain technologies affect privacy, transparency, and individual freedoms.

 

Responsible Innovation – identifying ways to design financial technologies that reduce inequality rather than amplify it.

 

Global Development Goals – exploring how digital assets can support sustainable development and cross-border cooperation.

 

By addressing these issues, NDCRC promotes the idea that technology should not only advance efficiency but also serve humanity in fair, transparent, and inclusive ways.