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First came Bitcoin, then came the blockchain; all about the myriad applications of blockchain technology and how decentralization is changing the world.
Amazing Real-World Examples of How Blockchain Is Changing Our World
Blockchain is always being called revolutionary, but the truth is that most people just assume that it's revolutionary because it's new. Novelty alone isn't the reason why people are going crazy over blockchain technology. It's not even just the potential that makes people go nuts over it, either.
Iggy PaulsenPublished 6 years ago in The ChainHow Blockchain Can Fight DDoS Attacks
Ah, blockchain. This is the technology that has been revolutionizing cybersecurity industries, and has been changing every single industry it touches. This decentralized digital ledger has led to everything from the creation of Bitcoin to the creation of a smarter energy grid.
Rowan MarleyPublished 6 years ago in The Chain5 Sectors Blockchain Is Disrupting That Are Not Cryptocurrency
There's a vast plentitude of industries that blockchain will disrupt, (like real estate, investment strategies, and hell maybe even education), but how will this effect our lives? What kind of changes can we even expect to see, or will we even see? That's the whole point behind narrowing done the 5 sectors that blockchain is disrupting that are not cryptocurrency. We can't expect to know what the future will hold without already feigning to see the obstacles in front of us right now.
Salvador LorenzPublished 6 years ago in The ChainBlockchain Technology
New technologies are continuously being integrated into our lives – of which Bitcoin (renowned virtual currency) is one of the most thriving. Undoubtedly, Bitcoin’s value has burgeoned (from $0.07 in 2010 to $1,000 in January 2017). Nevertheless, the real breakthrough, invented by unidentified Satoshi Nakamoto, remains the DNA underpinning this cryptocurrency; the blockchain.
Published 6 years ago in The ChainIndustries That Blockchain Will Disrupt
Blockchain technology is revolutionary in nature, and while it may seem like just a tiny tweak to regular coding, it has led to amazing advances in tech. It's created Bitcoin and just about every other cryptocurrency being exchanged in the world.
Cato ConroyPublished 6 years ago in The ChainWhat Is Upfiring, the File-Sharing Blockchain Platform?
First of all, what is a blockchain network? Blockchain networks are designed for cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin because of its ability to share files and exchange digital currency directly with incorruptible capabilities.
Nick ParoniPublished 6 years ago in The Chain- Top Story - March 2018
Strategies to Help You Navigate the Blockchain Space
Blockchain technology has become one of the most uniquely revolutionary advances in computer programming in recent years. It's so revolutionary, it's disrupting industries throughout the world and has even brought about an entire market of non-fiat money that's rapidly gaining more widespread use.
Riley Raul ReesePublished 6 years ago in The Chain 10 Things Everyone Should Know About Blockchains
Blockchain technology is set to transform the world just like the Internet did. People are getting rich, industries are changing fast, and you just want to know what's going on. But you don't even know what to ask. Don't worry! Here are the things everyone should know about blockchains.
Roland BarnesPublished 6 years ago in The ChainWhy Blockchain Is the Future of the Sharing Economy
There has been a lot said about blockchain technology. Scientists are claiming that blockchain technology can help us build a smarter electric grid. Economists claim that blockchain currency like Bitcoin will be able to end poverty. All the buzz seems too good to be true, but at the very least, it's looking like some of the talk might be true—especially with the sharing economy.
Cato ConroyPublished 6 years ago in The ChainBest Blockchain Companies to Watch
In current days, the blockchain industry is rapidly growing. In fact, it’s expected to grow to about $20 billion by 2024! Since blockchain is the main source of the majority of cryptocurrency coins and their actions, so many people tend to focus on this one place. They see how well certain crypos are doing, which aren’t, and everything else in between.
James LizowskiPublished 6 years ago in The ChainBlockchain for Health
There are many things Artificial Intelligence (AI) could do in medicine better than doctors. The biggest drawback is getting enough raw data to enable AI to determine a diagnosis. Medical records are not readily available to researchers. Massive amounts of medical data are required, but in most countries, access to medical records is severely restricted by privacy laws. Dexter Hadley, a physician and computational biologist in California has come up with a solution. He's developed a plan that could implement enough medical data for screening algorithms that do not violate privacy laws. The information would not only be secure, but people who opt to share their medical information would still be in control of it. Their method relies on blockchain technology. The very same tech that underlies bitcoin cryptocurrency. The project is set for May 2018 and will use 3- 5 million mammograms that will be used to train their AI algorithm in detecting breast cancer.
Monica BennettPublished 6 years ago in The ChainLaws Blockchain Will Force to Change
If there's one thing that the government does not enjoy doing, it's having to change laws that have faithfully served the public for decades—or even centuries. Lawmakers are also fairly slow to write new laws unless they benefit the lawmaker.
Riley Raul ReesePublished 6 years ago in The Chain