If you know anything about Bitcoin, there’s a good chance you’ve also heard about its underlying technology: Blockchain. Blockchain is the technology behind cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin, enabling peer-to-peer digital cash systems where users are in complete control of their account balances and transactions. In this article, we’ll explain what blockchain is, how it works, and why it’s required to make cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin possible. By Mrugakshee Palwe, Crypto Vantage.
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When blockchain first hit the tech scene about 12 years ago, it was mostly recognised as the technology enabling Bitcoin transactions. Since then, it’s taken a while for blockchain to establish itself in the business world, but today we’re seeing more enterprises take advantage of it to help build trust and loyalty with their customers and business partners; improve business efficiencies; and boost supply chain transparency. By Adela Wiener - CEO, Aurachain.
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As promising as the current COVID-19 vaccines are in the fight against the pandemic, the biggest challenge is still how to distribute these vaccines all across the globe. By Mohan Naidu, FPT UK Managing Director.
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It’s been well over a decade since blockchain technology first burst onto the scene. And although that initial use case was supporting the public ledger of pioneering digital currency Bitcoin, the intervening years have seen countless new innovations. By Christopher Smith, Senior Associate at Reddie & Grose LLP, Patent & Trade Mark Attorneys.
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Recently, the news emerged that Cyprian football team Apollon FC used fan tokens leveraging blockchain technology to allow supporters to vote on the team’s lineup and formation for an upcoming match. It seemed that fans really did know best — the team won their match. By Lars Rensing, CEO of enterprise blockchain provider Protokol.
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By Gopikrishnan Konnanath, SVP and Service Offering Head – Blockchain and Oracle Services, Infosys.
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