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Blockchain has appeared to be in the limelight of multiple financial companies within the past year. This digital public database is redefining what is possible within the fintech ecosystem and beyond.
World’s trading giant is studying blockchain to adopt it to Alipay service.
The bitcoin technology holds enormous potential to disrupt the real estate industry, according to experts.
Factom collaborates with iSoftStone to shape a smart city strategy, which will roll out data storage, auditing, and verification service for several regions in China.
Bitcoin company Blockstream secured $55 million in its second financing round aimed at expanding its operations worldwide.
Final round increased the total sum of investment to $60 million.
UNICEF plans to invest in early stage blockchain companies in an effort to improve the lives of children in developing countries.
The cryptocurrency called MUFG coin will reduce managerial costs and transaction fees.
The project aims at transformation of loans and settlements with a help of blockchain technology.
The central bank of the UK takes a reasonable approach to a distributed ledger study and adoption.
Gemalto, one of the major digital security providers, has announced a partnership with Symbiont to allow secure trading of smart securities via the blockchain platform.
One of the largest banks in the USA has already filed for 15 patents and have 20 new ones in turn.
Blockchain Capital has raised $13 million in a second investment fund aimed at companies within the digital currency and blockchain ecosystem.
Don Duet states that blockchain can disrupt the existing financial system.
Digital Asset is excited to announce that Hyperledger has become one of the most highly requested project participants in the Linux Foundation’s history.