The Blockchain of Blockchains
Introduction. It seems that more and more things are being placed on the blockchain. Altcoins, smart property, and even decentralized organizations are now emerging, and the inclusion of the Internet Things will add billions of devices from around the world. Eventually, everything will be on the blockchain, or at least everything in the decentralized world. Stored in readable form, no user would be able to handle that much data; with the advent of Factom, however, we can hash that data down to a manageable size and still use it to authenticate records. Now, you might be wondering: will....
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Many people argue that private blockchains, run by private firms, are useless, since they make users dependent upon a third party ‒ the firm managing the blockchain. Many believe that private blockchains currently being considered are not blockchains, but rather, distributed ledger technology which has already existed. Others believe private blockchains could provide solutions to many financial enterprise problems that Bitcoin does not, such as abiding by regulations such as the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA), anti-money laundering (AML) and know-your-customer....
The Blockchain is often touted as the next Internet. A technology so important that it will revolutionize the way we live our lives. There is no lack of interest in Blockchain amongst big technology companies, financial institutions, governments and even the members of the public. The impact of the Internet on our daily lives is now so complete that it would be impossible to think of a world without it. Canada and Germany have even declared the Internet as “essential for life.” Yet, we are not at a stage where Blockchain has assumed a similar role. So what will it take for Blockchain to....
Armed with sky-high expectations and seemingly boundless enthusiasm for how tech could reinvent industry in the digital age, the "blockchain" industry has been overwhelmed with blockchains. Not only are there multiple open public blockchain projects, but legacy institutions and corporates are building exclusive permissioned blockchains. So far this year, there have been specialty blockchains created for everything from credit default swaps to managing global supply chains. It's unclear how these blockchains will need to interact with each other in the future to prove its....
PRESS RELEASE. EverRise, the blockchain bridging and security solution provider that brought the buyback to crypto, expanded to the Fantom and Avalanche blockchains over the weekend. With the addition of these two blockchains, the EverRise token (RISE) and ecosystem is now available on a total of 5 blockchains. The Fantom and Avalanche blockchains offer EverRise an exciting opportunity to make their dApps more widely available. Fantom’s mainnet was launched in December 2019 and their TVL recently surpassed Binance Smart Chain. The Avalanchemainnet launched in September 2021 and....
Blockchain technology has won accolades for improving efficiency and transparency in business operations. It has also been seen as improving security. But blockchain security is a complex issue that pits anonymity against trust, according to IBM’s Security Intelligence, a thought leadership and technical expertise hub for executives who manage enterprise risk and security. Permissionless blockchains such as bitcoin’s do not require identity information from their participants. The bitcoin blockchain achieves trust through encryption. After each transaction, the cryptographic operation....