Blockchain

Have you already purchased some cryptocurrencies but you don’t know the next step to take? Many people have been in the same boat. Here are a few strategies that might help.

Iris, a blockchain tech aimed at revolutionizing the way providers and patients deal with health data is attempting to bring the miracle of blockchain technology to a sector that can be plagued by inefficiency and insecurity.

While the idea has been around and generated excitement in tech circles for years, it is only recently that Blockchain technologies have entered the mainstream. While the decentralized ledger can be applied to solve problems in many industries, cryptocurrency has been its most popular application.

Eximchain has its sights set on Supply Chain Finance, a global industry in dire need of the advantages that only blockchain technology can offer.

An investigation undertaken in 2016 concluded that half of the Germans do not know about Bitcoins, Blockchain and other cryptocurrencies in trend at the moment. The blockchain is a revolutionary trend of the 21st century.

For those who are looking to enter into the investment market of virtual currencies Bitcoin, which is priced too high as of now, might not be a viable entry point. Instead, there are many Altcoins out there, which are much cheaper than Bitcoin, are advanced in technology and come with a great potential for generating good gains on investment.

While most of the world was entranced this past weekend by the launch of the Pyongyang Olympics, the cryptocurrency landscape quietly experienced a major coin’s explosion. Plenty of XRB/Nano coins produced by Nano.org (previously RaiBlocks) are missing, and their owners are hurting and trying to understand what happened and who’s to blame