02-22-2025 
Cecille de Jesus
Author
Cecille is an educator and science communicator who is particularly interested in building social impact projects using blockchain technology, and enticing the general audience to get involved in similar efforts. She started studying blockchain systems after stumbling upon it in her research while writing science news for Futurism. With a background in teaching design and UI/UX, she looks at blockchain possibilities, hinderances and opportunities for mainstream adoption, and is currently building her own project, PRODIGY. She is not a robot, as far as she knows.
Article by Cecille de Jesus
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27 October, 2017
Dr. Craig S. Wright on why proof of work trumps proof of stake
Dr. Craig S. Wright on why proof of work trumps proof of stake
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26 October, 2017
Can a contract be legally honoured without an actual signature on it?
Jimmy Nguyen explores the legal repercussions of Segregated Witness. Mainstream utility is a vital aspect in ensuring the survival and
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24 October, 2017
If you can’t beat them, join them: MasterCard’s blockchain API is now open for business
Could this signal the era of mainstream industry adoption? Instead of resisting change and maligning the cryptocurrency industry in a
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24 October, 2017
Money word war: Wozniak says Bitcoin is better than the “phony” dollar
Market values and traders are not the only ones raging over the weekend: the debate on cryptocurrencies is also on
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20 October, 2017
Swift still undecided on blockchain use for nostro accounts
Considering the fact that the costs involved will be substantial, Swift’s trial is not enough to make banks want to
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20 October, 2017
MIT issues recipient-owned, blockchain-based diplomas to graduates
The Blockcerts Wallet app enables graduates to curate, access, and share their credentials. This year marks the first time MIT
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