DARPA wants to know more about digital asset markets for national security
DARPA is also looking at hacking threats, money flows in blockchain networks, the role of public ledgers in providing transparency, and other digital asset scams.
DARPA is also looking at hacking threats, money flows in blockchain networks, the role of public ledgers in providing transparency, and other digital asset scams.
Patryk Walaszczyk revealed that for IBM, scalability has been a key consideration when selecting the ideal blockchain network, and BSV is unrivaled on this metric.
Now that the dust has well and truly settled on the BSV Global Blockchain Convention (GBC) in Dubai, it’s time to look back and reflect on the moments that got everybody talking.
Gregory Ward from SmartLedger/Certihash took the stage with Patryk Walaszczyk from IBM Consulting to tell us about Sentinel Node, a set of tools on the BSV blockchain to improve cybersecurity.
"Sentinel Node" is the first of five enterprise utility tools Certihash plans to launch. It is based on cybersecurity frameworks by the National Institute of Standards and Technology.
Certihash is working on a project to develop “Sentinel Node,” the first of a suite of five blockchain-empowered enterprise utility applications, based on the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) cybersecurity framework.
UnionBank predicts that an average investor in the Philippines will hold 3-5% of his assets in digital currencies in the next five years, up from 1-2% currently.
Working alongside some of the country’s biggest private banks, the Banque de France ran over 500 transactions during the CBDC pilot.
IBM Global Business Services Executive Partner Marc Geiger and Bitcoin Association’s Bryan Daugherty join CoinGeek TV on Day 3 of CoinGeek Zurich to talk about emerging technologies and the BSV blockchain.
On Day 3 of the CoinGeek Conference in Zurich, a panel of experts explored banking and finance as well as the role that blockchain and digital currency can play in these industries.
The potential for turning data into a force for change in global economies through BSV's enterprise blockchain will depend critically on the adoption of these solutions in supply chain distribution networks.
The biggest obstacle to blockchain-based improvements in the global supply chain isn’t technology, it’s getting companies to trust one another.