Cryptocurrencies are still the only usecase for the blockchain.
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The blockchain has been successful when it comes to cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin, but we haven’t yet figured out other uses.
Blockchain doesn’t magically make entries on a distributed ledger trustworthy.
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The blockchain just doesn’t do what most people seem to think it does.
Proving the supply chain of the multi-billion dollar tuna industry is fertile testing ground for blockchain technology.
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If blockchains can deliver on supply chain transparency it could revolutionise the food industry.
Many of the Orang Ulu people of Sarawak make money from handicrafts or food they have grown on their padi farms.
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Many developing economies have already embraced the sharing economy, now they have a platform to get more out of it.
Once trust in blockchain is broken, it will be hard to get back.
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Chaos happens when ‘smart’ contracts act stupidly.
Could blockchain bring the traditional CEO unstuck?
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Imagine a CEO that could bridge international work days, across country markets, working 24 hours a day.
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Multiple use cases for the blockchain are currently being tested, so it’s worth learning the basics.