Abhishek Bakshi
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We provide ORE ID which is a blockchain authentication system that helps users access blockchain applications by email, phone, or social media accounts.
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The Rise of NFTs
In times past, creatives and other professionals had problems monetizing their work. They had to be part of a larger company or agency that was capable of promoting them to get their works of art in the hands of buyers. This was a problem as these companies shared the money made and the rights to the works these professionals produced. Creatives were always short-changed until the inception of the non-fungible token (NFT).
By Abhishek Bakshi3 years ago in The Chain
Lessons Learned: Social Media Platforms and Blockchain Mass Adoption
Just last year itself, Facebook came under heavy fire for misusing the personal data of 1 million users in England and Wales. The Mark Zuckerberg-led social media giant was also implicated in the notorious Cambridge Analytica (CA) scandal that involved harvesting the data of 87 million folks (globally) to polarise political opinions and target political advertisements for donations during elections.
By Abhishek Bakshi3 years ago in The Chain
Why Enterprise Blockchain Investing Is a Big Deal Right Now
“Bitcoin has the same character a fax machine had. A single fax machine is a doorstop. The world where everyone has a fax machine is an immensely valuable thing.” — Larry Summers, Former US Secretary of the Treasury
By Abhishek Bakshi3 years ago in The Chain
The Most Influential Business People Driving Blockchain Adoption
Why has bitcoin's market valuation soared past $1 trillion? Why is cryptocurrency a $2 trillion asset class today? Why are people suddenly going bonkers over a meme coin named DOGE? Why are NFTs making front-page headlines on every major news daily?
By Abhishek Bakshi3 years ago in The Chain
APIs Explained: Their Role in Blockchain & AI
But few people understand what they are and why they’re essential for users and businesses alike. There is nothing conceptually complicated about an API, including a blockchain API. The term stands for Application Programming Interface and represents a tool that hides complexity from developers, giving users the opportunity to interact with an application or website smoothly. It can make the components of an application reusable, send data from and to the application, and extend the application’s systems to partners.
By Abhishek Bakshi3 years ago in The Chain
6 Blockchain Business Use Cases You Should Know About
Businesses can use blockchain to secure data, handle supply management, fight copyfraud, automate processes, and so on. Blockchain may have a major impact on businesses thanks to its unique capabilities to enable transactions and operations without a single authority and unnecessary intermediaries. Many companies are successfully integrating the DLT.
By Abhishek Bakshi3 years ago in The Chain