blockchain
(25)Blockchain is based on the basic idea that no one can change the entries in the ledger. It’s a system by the people and for the people. It can, however, be governed via governance tokens.
By Paul Baker
6 min read
Blockchain’s features could transform content distribution, digital rights management, data storage, gaming, and advertising for good. Here’s how.
By Carolina Batista
7 min read
While blockchain was once seen solely as the force behind cryptocurrency, it’s already disrupting numerous other industries and many unique sectors.
By Jeff Moore
6 min read
The increased security and computational power from this combo can be a game-changer for any organization
By Chris Taylor
7 min read
We are all aware of blockchain’s potential to disrupt the worldwide economy as we know it. IN fact, a lot has already been done towards that goal, with the increasing investments in cryptocurrencies powering a booming transactional market where the likes of Bitcoin and Ethereum are kings. But even with the impressive steps in cryptocurrencies [...]
By Michael Kucinsky
8 min read
For quite a long time, blockchain has been used as a synonym for cryptocurrencies (and, more particularly, for bitcoin). Understandable as that might be, seeing the decentralized ledger as nothing more than the technology that makes crypto money possible is a limited approach. Fortunately, there’s a growing interest in it and people from various industries [...]
By Richard Kaplan
6 min read
Private data leaks, fraudulent transactions, insane prices, and rigged systems are all problems we could address with Blockchain technology. The days when blockchain was merely a synonym of cryptocurrencies are over. Though the technology is obviously at the core of cryptocoins, it has branched out into other sectors and has found a lot of new [...]
By Jeff Moore
7 min read
Since it began its rise to ubiquitous commodity back in the last part of the 19th century, electrical energy has played an essential role in...
By Alex Parsons
9 min read
From Blockchain to Dapps As of 2018, the blockchain industry is valued at $548 million. Two years prior, it was only $210 million. It has...
By Paul Azorin
4 min read