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The billion dollar eSports industry is continuing its impressive growth. As such, game developers and companies continue to iterate on an already impressive suite of products that have kept players coming back for more. Yet, there are still major issues within the industry in regards to payments, security, and other areas that are ripe for disruption.
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Blockchain technology has come a long way since the early days of Bitcoin. Today, blockchains are overwhelmingly recognized as useful, innovative tools for both consumer and business applications. As the industry has blossomed, narratives and trends continue to emerge. If these play out positively, blockchain networks could become the latest form of ubiquitous technology, but if they don’t, it will be rough times ahead for decentralized networks.
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The increasing popularity of cryptocurrencies and blockchain has created a virtual Wild West within the digital economy. While many view the rise of cryptocurrencies as a digital-money revolution, regulators and…
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COVID-19 has upended the world. As people from all over the world unite to fight the spread of the disease, blockchain technology offers a number of ways to better manage the impact of the pandemic.
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Public companies are increasingly dipping their toes into the blockchain waters. Some, like Overstock and Walmart, have made it known they are using the technology to better their businesses, whether it be through cross-border transactions or improvements to the supply chain.
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Software from Kaspersky Lab was banned from use on all U.S. government computers as of October 1, 2019, due to its potential to breach national security. However, the Russian cybersecurity…
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From intense personal disputes to regulators looking to take down unregistered securities, there’s no lack of legal battles in the blockchain industry. This shouldn’t come as a surprise. Blockchains and…
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While Bitcoin is the world’s leading and best-established cryptocurrency, there are still significant threats to its ongoing and future success. These threats carry the potential to render the entire Bitcoin…
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The multinational IT company SITA issued a press release on February 4, 2020, announcing the formation of a new alliance in the air transport industry maintenance, repair, and overhaul (MRO) chain. The partners will use distributed ledger technology to resolve current issues across this complex logistics value chain, increase digitalization within the space, and offer a more robust, reliable, and accurate method for data-sharing among members.