Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Holds World’s Largest Public Blockchain Vote
2017 may be a year of many firsts. The first Bitcoin ETF. The first Bitcoin file sharing program. The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame also has announced the first-ever blockchain-based public ‘Fan Vote’ for their list of 2017 inductees, and it was a huge success. World’s Largest Public Blockchain Vote Held. The ‘Fan Vote’ through blockchain technology was conducted by Votem, who builds mobile voting platforms to enable people around the world to easily and securely vote online and from their mobile devices, and Tendermint who handled the actual blockchain framework. Their digital partnership....
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