European Parliament Foresees Impact Of Blockchain On Peoples’ Daily Lives
The European Parliament has released a report, “How blockchain technology could change our lives,” summarizing the capabilities and challenges of blockchain technology as well as its possible impact on social values. The report, presented by the European Parliamentary Research Service, noted that among all the potential applications, self-executing contracts are creating ways for companies to operate automatically. The report noted that blockchains are especially helpful for situations where it is important to know ownership histories, such as managing supply chains. Despite the....
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