Blockchain technology has the potential to reshape many operations worldwide and take a central position when companies want to improve the shortcomings of traditional databases. So, enterprises that ...

We already know the answer to solving the mainstream adoption problem. Abstracting complexity, focusing on user experience and integration with existing platforms will enable success. The path to ...

Blockchain keeps drifting into cybersecurity as a workable helper since it holds unmoving data, sturdier authentication, and shared protection. As organizations face growing digital threats, interest ...

Blockchain is moving beyond cryptocurrencies. By 2026, the market for blockchain in the energy sector is set to exceed $1.5 billion—a massive leap from just $127.5 million in 2018. Energy companies ...

Many of the problems that plague the digital world come down to the need for strangers to trust each other. Why do you buy products from Amazon but not from an online merchant you've never heard of?

Up to 90% of blockchain technology initiatives within startup businesses will inevitably fail, according to a new study from the University of Surrey. Researchers have exposed a fundamental truth ...

Increasingly, though, blockchains host far more than tokens. In fact, blockchains are our future tech stack, and they can host sophisticated Web apps too, which live fully-onchain, just like tokens.

The U.S. gave crypto one of its biggest regulatory jolts in years. With the signing of the Guiding and Establishing National Innovation for U.S. Stablecoins (“GENIUS”) Act stablecoins now have a legal ...

The Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology’s Blockchain Innovation Hub will no longer exist in its current dedicated form starting in 2025. The Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology’s (RMIT) ...