Tag: DLT
Governments and Crypto-advocates – Eating Pineapple Pizza, sprinkled with Bohm!
No matter how trenchant one’s arguments are or how deep-seated one’s fears are, there is nothing like the good old Bohm Dialogue
As long as...
Disrupting The Worlds Biggest Investment Market
Max Property Group Brings Innovation and Transparency To
Real Estate
Despite being the most valuable asset class in the World, the technology underlying the real estate...
Crypto-Bans: Let’s Kill The Strawmen
There are two ways to resolve an argument. The harder one endures
Hitting the weak nerve – you just want to control (cough, cough –...
Government on Crypto – Sounds like ‘I am Groot’
The fears can be reasonable but it would be better if regulators took a brave leap of clarity on cryptocurrencies and blockchain. India’s current...
Four big misconceptions about corporate blockchains
Blockchain technology is considered revolutionary when it comes to database management and record-keeping systems. However, the emergence of any new technology is usually fraught...
Blockchain – Cue for a SWIFT-er world
Even Erno Rubik
would feel like Edward Scissorhands here. In the global-payments space
Putting everything
on its right axis – speed, precision, real-time nuances, user-friendliness,
global ease, reliability,...
Blockchain – Not Rock-Paper-Scissors. More Like Snakes-and-Ladders
IBM’s early-mover grip on blockchain may not be so easy to attack; but other enterprise champs like Oracle, Microsoft and Fujitsu are not sitting...
SWIFT: blockchain is not suitable for bank cross-border payments
The SWIFT global cross-border payments system believes that the blockchain is not suitable for solving the problem of delay in cross-border bank payments. The...
Food Trust by IBM officially launched
IBM officially launched its blockchain-based food tracking program. Wholesalers, suppliers and all other organizations that want to use food tracking software in their supply...
Blockchain data used as evidence in court in China
The Supreme Court of China recognized the validity of evidence authenticated in the blockchain. And in Beijing, opened the second Internet court. This means...
