Using Blockchain, IoT to Boost Meal Programs for Schoolchildren
The European Central Bank (ECB) reaffirmed the need to make sure it follows through on initiatives to ensure regulations do not undermine the development of blockchain or distributed ledger technologies (DLTs) in its Capital Markets Union mid-term review. The bank noted that the Eurosystem, of which it is a part, has a statutory task to support efficient....
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MANA, a powdered meal replacement product manufacturer has begun accepting bitcoin payments for sales and shipping of its meals. Customers of MANA can now purchase 3 weeks, 9 weeks and 15 weeks meal plans with bitcoin through bitcoinpay, a London-based bitcoin merchant payment service provider and processor. MANA. MANA is a vegan powdered meal replacement product manufacturer which only use organic nutrients and vegetable oil to make nutritionally balanced meals ready to be taken just under a minute of preparation. As an alternative to Soylent, MANA has been offering cheaper meal plans, at....
Boost VC, a well-known accelerator among startups and the bitcoin community recently had a demo day for its latest cohort. Boost VC gained the attention of the bitcoin community after it started focusing only on bitcoin and blockchain based startups for a couple of programs. Since then, the accelerator has distributed its focus between two emerging technologies - Bitcoin and Digital Reality. The digital reality segment includes startups and entrepreneurs who are working on augmented reality and virtual reality technologies. October 8, 2015 saw the graduation of the 6th batch of startups....
Following the June 3 release of the final NY BitLicence, many FinTech startups face increased scrutiny, but the new ruling excludes rewards programs, which has been a boon for RibbitRewards. CoinTelegraph spoke to Sean Dennis, CEO and co-founder of “the first rewards program built using blockchain technology.” He said: Despite widespread fears about the effects of the BitLicense, the final reaction by some in the community has been positive. For RibbitRewards, the certainty of having the final BitLicense published has been both a relief and a boost to conversations with potential investors....
Bitcoin-powered charity Sean's Outpost has hit a heartwarming milestone. According to founder Jason King, the organization has fed their 100,000th meal to those dealing with homelessness, primarily in the area of Pensacola, Florida. So... Sean's Outpost just fed our 100,000th meal to the homeless. Thought you would like to know. Thanks #bitcoin. - Sean's Outpost (@SeansOutpost) July 18, 2014. Sean's Outpost is one of the few charities out there that accept bitcoin as a primary form of funding. King and his team take their bitcoin donations and use them to buy food and other items for....
The Boost community has seen huge developments in the last month. Features from the highly anticipated Boost DeFi app have started going live and by mid-November even more will be available. Boost’s native token, Boost Coin, has seen amazing results so far. Analysts are predicting Boost Coin will reach $1 as the app gets closer […]