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China’s Supreme Court announced that blockchain technology can now be officially used to authenticate evidence in legal disputes.
While cryptos are becoming replaced by new cryptographic platforms boasting broader functionalities, emergence of technology based projects, which go far beyond the creation of simple payment means, changes direction of blockchain development.
Whilst information is the lifeblood of the digital revolution, it’s the blockchain technology and Tap Coin-like applications that have all keys to revolutionize the advertising sphere freeing it from gigantic money losses and frauds.
Solve Care, global blockchain solution for coordination, administration and healthcare payments, is believed to change the future of the industry by supporting and encouraging an ecosystem which provides quality care and coordination throughout the globe.
The UK-headquartered blockchain startup TransferGo has been rolling out a seamless remittance corridor bridging Europe with India.
Twitter has serious intentions to find a blockchain-based solution that would stop online scams and fake news on their platform,
Ethereum sank as much as 15 percent and Bitcoin fell almost 7 percent to a three-week low in a few hours. However, the decision made by Goldman Sachs is likely to be only temporary and may be revised in the near future.
China is said to be developing most of the projects on private blockchain network with some centralized controlling authority.
The testing phase of a new blockchain trade finance platform established by the People’s Bank of China has been officially launched.
The ASX is trying to find out more details about BPG which is the first publicly traded firm in Australia that is going to raise funds via ICO.
IBM’s cross-border payments solution will facilitate instant clearing and settlement of all transactions using Stellar’s blockchain network.
Brad Garlinghouse, the CEO of Ripple, rejects the possibility of cryptocurrency replacing fiat money, but sees its future in cross-border payments.
The technologies giant Microsoft is connecting its major products to blockchain. A number of Microsoft platforms has already been quietly linked to the technology.
The world’s most populous country has filed a prevail number of blockchain patent applications leaving the U.S. a poor second in the race for technology dominance.
The announcement comes just few months after Cloud giant Google introduced Bitcoin blockchain support for its BigQuery data analytics service.