Stateside Company Looks into Blockchain-Based Voting Applications
In yet another example of the numerous applications of block chain technology, a New York-based subsidiary of Global Arena Holding called Global Election Services is keen to explore applications that aid in secured block chain voting. Block chain technology is being tapped into by banks, research companies, stock markets like NASDAQ and even government entities such as the UK Treasury. With accurate record-keeping as an incorruptible digital ledger, a block chain's applications are a varied sort while offering staggering potential due to its efficiency and clarity. The democratic process....
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