Bitcoin continues its steady growth and moves from an alternative asset to a mainstream payment form for businesses.
Satoshi Fund’s report on Blockchain investments indicates an impressive growth, yielding returns of over 500% in 2016.
The Chicago-based financial services provider is launching the first commercial application of the blockchain technology to administer private equity funds.
Daimler AG has become one of 115 members of the Hyperledger Project working on the creation of common distributed ledger technology.
The team behind IOTA is going to introduce the first decentralized blockless tokens for the Internet of Things that will allow users make transactions at zero fees.
The head of Russia’s leading bank unveiled his views on the future of the blockchain technology while speaking at the Real Estate Market Innovation Conference.
The blockchain-enabled open source project developing the Internet of People reveals its ambitious roadmap for 2017.
Together, the companies will develop and demonstrate the use cases that adopt blockchain technology to business propositions and processes.
Japanese banking giants are looking to invest in financial technology startups, as the government is promoting innovation in the competitive fintech market.
The cooperation is expected to contribute significantly to the overall development of Ethereum.
The Republic of Georgia is expanding the use of blockchain-based land-titling services, following a successful trial of land title registrations in the second half of 2016.
Supported by reliable partners and third parties, Qtum aims to establish a smart contract hub, offering secure contract templates for a number of industries and use cases, such as supply chain management, telecommunications, IoT, social networking, and more.
Accenture develops a technology that focuses on the most questionable aspect of the blockchain – security.
The Association aims to raise bitcoin awareness in the country and warn about the possible risks of investment and Ponzi schemes that use the cryptocurrency.
IBM intends to use the Blockchain to improve the import and re-export process of goods in and out of Dubai.