Blockchain technology news

Blockchain-powered Agriculture 4.0 is advancing in Italy and now the Sicilian Red Orange PGI is protected against counterfeiting thanks to a 'hi-tech stamp' and a platform centered on distributed ledger tech (DLT) that can thus ensure the authenticity and integrity of the fruit in Italy and abroad.

The central Bank of Italy (Bankitalia) recently addressed the topics of bitcoin, cryptocurrencies, Blockchain and distributed ledger technology (DLT), in a detailed paper, as well as investigating the impacts of the new European directive on payment services, also called Payment Services Directive 2 (PSD2).

Most, if not all, digital systems are exposed to cyber security risks, thus, it is vital to innovate solutions to protect them and record proof of possible attacks.

The unmatched characteristics of distributed ledger technologies have led to great interest in blockchain implementations, born in the world of virtual transactions such as cryptocurrencies, among Italian technology experts in the field of data protection, to address some instances of e-democracy, in the now consolidated context of digital citizenship.

The East African Community has continued to show optimism in developing emerging disruptive technologies including blockchain and distributed ledger technology (DLT).

Blockchain is one of the technologies that makes it possible today to design digital document management solutions, because, users have the possibility of safeguarding and tracking information or documents of extreme importance.

The blockchain and distributed ledger technology (DLT) can revolutionize the art market, expanding the market even to small investors and allowing the value of a work to increase through simple changes of ownership. Let's delve into how this system operates.

Whenever the venture capitalists or the public asks how it is possible today for a firm to gather capital for growth and development, the first thing that comes into consideration is an initial public offering (IPO), which is the process that it is popularly regarded as the opening of social capital to the public.

In Italy, before other great countries, it was decided to introduce specific regulations for Blockchain technology, in fact, in the simplification decree approved in the Official Journal in February 2019 two articles on this new technology were introduced.