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Blockchain Pioneer Lisk on the philosophy of decentralisation

By Ian Allison

Public blockchain networks live or die by the strength of their communities.

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From airfare, energy and onto packaging: Blockchain helps industries go green

Nick Martyniuk looks at how DLT is making industries go green

By Nick Martyniuk

Blockchain: An evolution in venture capital investment

Doug Barrowman, Founder, EQUI, looks at the evolution of VC funding towards blockchain tokens.

By Doug Barrowman

Decentralizing Stablecoin: The way forward for cryptocurrencies

Crypto price volatility and recent scandals surrounding centralized cryptos prove that future blockchain projects...

By Dennis Lee

Why blockchain PR is more important than ever

With upcoming SEC regulation, only Blockchain start-ups that permeate transparency & authenticity will succeed.

By Erhan Korhaliller

Messari: Building a Bloomberg for the crypto-asset universe

Messari just closed a seed round led by Anthemis Group, Blockchain Capital, CoinFund, Digital Asset Investment Company...

By Ian Allison

Ethereum: Adapting security tooling to blockchain-built software

Stark Riedesel, security consultant at Synopsys, points to a recent scan of Ethereum smart contracts that identified...

By Stark Riedesel

Thank you, Kanye: Music could be one of blockchain's biggest beneficiaries

Bryce Weiner, CEO and Founder of AltMarket, says most blockchain projects for music have simply missed the point.

By Bryce Weiner

How blockchain and biometrics are set to empower users

Blockchains will soon usher in an era of trustless identity management and verification.

By Alastair Johnson

Kleros: Ethereum smart contracts meet ancient Greek legal democracy

Kleros borrows from the way the ancient Greeks resolved disputes in a democratic manner, and adds game theoretical...

By Ian Allison

How blockchain will put an end to TV and film piracy

A majority of illegal streamers are actually dedicated fans who want to pay to have more content and streaming options...

By Alan R. Milligan

Blockchain can bring new light to the dark arts of the advertising world

Ashley Mackenzie is Co-Founder and CEO of Fenestra, an independent Blockchain advertising platform.

By Ashley Mackenzie

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Open Money plans to make the Ethereum ecosphere go mainstream

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Why too many monolinguals will hurt British businesses post-Brexit

By Alex Pusco

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Blockchain

Blockchain Pioneer Lisk on the philosophy of decentralisation

From airfare, energy and onto packaging: Blockchain helps industries go green

Blockchain: An evolution in venture capital investment

Decentralizing Stablecoin: The way forward for cryptocurrencies

Why blockchain PR is more important than ever

Messari: Building a Bloomberg for the crypto-asset universe

Ethereum: Adapting security tooling to blockchain-built software

Thank you, Kanye: Music could be one of blockchain's biggest beneficiaries

How blockchain and biometrics are set to empower users

Kleros: Ethereum smart contracts meet ancient Greek legal democracy

How blockchain will put an end to TV and film piracy

Blockchain can bring new light to the dark arts of the advertising world

Smart contract experts Ilya Sergey and Evan Cheng join Zilliqa as advisors

Blockstack announces another token sale - this time open to all investors

Blockchain ICOs: This is the year regulators will validate security and utility tokens

As fast as Lightning: Off-chain scaling solutions to improve the Bitcoin network

UK Government and Bank of England diverge on cryptocurrency threat

Blockchain for good: The human rights supply chain

Top 10 Trends for Blockchain Technology in 2018 and Beyond

What you need to know about cryptocurrency wallets

Why too many monolinguals will hurt British businesses post-Brexit

Why too many monolinguals will hurt British businesses post-Brexit

Work in the digital age: Why remote teams can still be disunited

Work in the digital age: Why remote teams can still be disunited

British government relying too heavily on business to make society fairer

British government relying too heavily on business to make society fairer