Blockchain isn't just an up-and-coming trend anymore. For companies that are prepared to put in the time, effort and careful ...

Blockchain is being pulled between traditional finance and its decentralized ethos as the industry shifts to serve ...

The blockchain is a relatively new technology best known for its role as the backbone of cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum. So far there have been few clear applications of the technology in ...

Blockchain may be the most overused and least understood word in the financial world today. In 2018, 95% of companies across different industries were investing in blockchain tech projects. Most ...

Time has long been the enemy of those doing battle with Baltimore’s thousands of vacant properties. In the past, it was not uncommon for two to three years to elapse as city officials waded through ...

Participants in a Korea Blockchain Association forum called on the government to take more proactive measures to boost ...

The Department of Energy wants to test how blockchain might secure the national power grid as it becomes increasingly distributed and the edges of networks become more vulnerable to cyberattacks. On ...

The consequences of poor federal planning for the COVID-19 public health emergency and mismanaged allocation of resources has posed immense risks for frontline care providers. Personal protective ...

Interest in blockchain in real estate has soared since the late 2010s, but experts predict it will reach new heights by 2025. Enthusiasts from the international blockchain real estate association ...

Climate change is creating a nightmare scenario for subsistence farmers around the world. Subsistence farms are typically small operations, often less than 2 hectares, with outsize importance to the ...

It may not be as obvious as “stay at home” and “work from home” investment themes, but blockchain will be another important beneficiary of the COVID-19 pandemic environment. Blockchain offers ...

Gregory Barber covers cryptocurrency, blockchain, and artificial intelligence for WIRED. The idea behind such tiny bonds, Bartlett says, is to “let the poor rebuild the country and profit from it.” ...