Blockchain news category covers the foundational technology powering the crypto world. Discover updates on scalability solutions, layer‑1 and layer‑2 protocols, decentralized apps (dApps), enterprise adoption, and how blockchain is reshaping sectors from finance to supply chain. A must‑read for understanding the infrastructure behind the headlines.
Despite all the rumors, the U.K. banking giant Barclays is not planning to launch its own cryptocurrency trading desk in the nearest future.
A group of the world’s leading car makers have formed the Mobility Open Blockchain Initiative – a consortium for applying blockchain technology in the automotive industry.
Blockchain-based startup Image Protect is working on a global registry for digital content that will facilitate the authentication of users and link intellectual property so as to enable universal access to the content.
After joining other 120 financial institutions in RippleNet, BankDhofar has become the first Oman bank in this global blockchain network.
Given how much ISPs and websites know about us, it’s clear that the biggest problem we face with the current internet is privacy. Fortunately, Skywire introduces the solution.
Slate, a blockchain-based entertainment utility protocol, introduces whole range of solutions to shake up entertainment and media industry.
Top ranking global real estate platform DirectHome adopts blockchain tech to become the 1st and only in offering cashback program.
DataBroker DAO, marketplace for selling and buying sensor data, announced when and where it will present its solution welcoming like-minded individuals and forward-thinking organizations.
Keunde, already well established social media company, plans to integrate blockchain tech into the platform, promising social media that promotes real-world gamified challenges to create meaningful connections.
ANZ says that the use of blockchain in the insurance sectors will help to remove uncertainty with more faster and transparent execution of services.
AI-based platform Cryptics is launching its minimum viable product (MVP) with the aim to allow platform participants to purchase forecasts, build fund infrastructures and receive more advanced features available on the platform. The product will become available on April, 30.
The bulls of Wall Street are charging hard on the gates of the crypto world, but are the plans of institutional investors to trade cryptocurrencies this year realistic?
The new platform supports community-owned financial ecosystems bringing to them all the benefits of blockchain. The scope of the Kora project is global: even the Internet is no longer needed to get access to financial services – a simple phone with SMS/USSD is enough.
Cryptocurrencies are no longer a passing fad – blockchain is changing the standards of the financial systems. Bitcoin, Ether and Ripple have initially stimulated the development of numerous start-ups, but today they experience the increasing interest on the part of traditional financial institutions.
The company is bridging the gap between the blockchain technology and its successful implementation with particular attention to the banking industry and fraud prevention.