Blockchain technology news

The notion of a financial or tech sandbox, highly popularized over the last 10 years, is gaining increasing momentum across the globe, especially as regulators try to place the digital currency and Blockchain technology genies under thorough observation. For some regulators in great jurisdictions like the UK's Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) are majorly originating from positions of strength and as such, may facilitate innovations which "fit the mould" or slightly enhance status quo.

The Austrian National Tourist Office (ANTO) will be one of the first regions in the globe to hold a digital ad campaign that is powered by Blockchain.

Since the earliest inception of Crypto and Blockchain technology, one of the principal uses for the technology outside of monetary related transactions has been as a method for safe, digital voting.

Phony Euro 2020 tickets, modelling and Crypto phony fraudulent deals are some of the rising threats posed by swindlers, consumers have been cautioned.

Bitcoin has experienced days of tangled fluctuations since the commencing of this correction. However, the last few months have registered more downwards trend and less assaulting moves. To some people, this might be a significant indication that Bitcoin's correction is finished and that the price is refreshing before starting a fresh cycle.

Today the gambling industry reaches $50 billion and this number continues growing to make it one of the most prospective industries in the future.

In a key twitter proclamation, the team at the highly anticipated Wall Street company of Bakkt acquainted the Cryptocurrency and investing group of its initial physically fixed Bitcoin (BTC) futures contracts.

US-based Walmart Inc., one of the world's biggest retail corporations, has purportedly been creating a Blockchain-based food security program in collaboration with IBM. Walmart will need all of its outlets which supply leafy green vegetables to note down their sales info on its proprietary Blockchain-activated solution by September next year (one year from now).

On Friday, September 21, this year, the Irish government rolled out a €5 million financial technology (fintech) project aimed at researching and developing solutions that are associated with blockchain tech for a 5-year period. The project is dubbed FinTech Fusion and will be handled by the ADAPT Centre for Digital Content Technology.