As blockchain technologies become more accessible, we will likely see new players emerge as leaders in this industry. It will be interesting to see how incumbents prepare for inevitable disruption. We are likely to see acquisitions as well as resource investments made by existing enterprise-powerhouses to keep up with the changing times.
Here are a few ways detailing how the disruption is coming to real estate.
JoyToken has developed an enterprise-grade, infrastructure protocol designed specifically to address many of these problems rampant throughout the gaming community. They are committed to creating a thriving ‘casino-game’ ecosystem that empowers creative game devs, of all sizes, easy access to operators and clients.
Looking back at the prediction at the closure of 2016, some cryptocurrency experts had predicted that it would hit the $3000 but as it is evident, it surpassed that mark by over $10000. The first week of 2018 has seen the rise and fall of some cryptocurrencies.
Traditional financial service providers, built on top of legacy infrastructure and dated practices, are quickly becoming obsolete.
ODEM, an emerging startup, plans to leverage cutting-edge blockchain technology to solve for many of these fundamental issues within the education space. Specifically, their platform, powered by the blockchain, “allows qualified and trusted members of the education
Covesting, a platform that allows members to copy the trades of skilled and experienced cryptocurrency investors, is poised to be a leading contender for cryptocoin trading.
Cointal, the world’s first peer-to-peer cryptocurrency marketplace, hopes to bring crypto to the masses by simplifying the process of purchasing and selling coins
Enter UbiquiCoin, an emerging startup that has developed a blockchain ecosystem to reduce many of the critical points of friction that exist in the world of cryptocurrency today.
