A nonproductive blockchain can’t solve the fiat problem
A blockchain with unbounded scaling and offers low-cost transaction is the key to addressing the problem with today's fiat, but society needs to wake up first and recognize this fact.
A blockchain with unbounded scaling and offers low-cost transaction is the key to addressing the problem with today's fiat, but society needs to wake up first and recognize this fact.
In this latest episode of the webinar series, Zetly and its partners tackle the importance of maximizing the potential of data in Web3 for football clubs and utilizing blockchain in managing information.
Industry experts shed light on the transformative potential of blockchain technology in various sectors, particularly in enhancing digital identity solutions and revolutionizing overseas Filipino worker (OFW) remittances.
In a roundtable, President Ferdinand Bongbong Marcos Jr. voiced the need to integrate AI into the Philippines' economic growth, earning praise from industry leaders, who also cautioned about the need to mitigate risks.
Johan Cruyff Institute and Zetly explore the potential of Web3 for football clubs, focusing on areas such as the technology stack, cloud computing, edge computing, data centers, security and privacy considerations.
Hosted by Michal Glijer and Robert Rice, Zetly's latest series tackles the fusion of technology and sports, an introduction to the Digital Twins technology, and the transformative potential of the sports industry.
Zetly, in partnership with Johan Cruyff Institute and BSV blockchain, set up a webinar to give participants an overview of the evolving technological landscape and background on Web3 and blockchain.
The COPA v Wright trial is more than just knowing Satoshi's identity; it is also about the importance of blockchain in combating digital cancer, which grows at the same pace as humanity's evolution.
While the narrative about BTC being digital gold continues, one major thing that debunks this is its inability to have real productive value and utility, thus offering no contribution to the world.
While BTC developers argue that the Merkle Tree is not a binary search tree, Dr. Craig Wright reiterated that it is, noting that it's structured to perform various functions and goals in a binary function.
The COPA v Wright trial may end in various ways but would likely favor Dr. Craig Wright, who bravely puts his reputation at stake to uphold the original Bitcoin, while the opposition acts to discredit him.
COPA has a chance to win the case if it can provide a convincing negative proof that would invalidate Dr. Wright's identity claim, which would be impossible to find if he is Satoshi Nakamoto.