The Philippines, a world leader in adopting new technology, launched a super app in June 2023 that Ligot says will change how the government delivers its services.
Everyone wanted to have their network when the internet started, but today, that looks silly—blockchain will follow a similar path, and BSV blockchain will win.
Xiaohui Liu organized the hackathon at the University of Exeter, where students got to learn about the basics of smart contracts and building Bitcoin applications.
At the 7th Hello Metanet Workshop in Berlin, blockchain experts explore the technology’s potential as a "data network" and covered a broad range of topics on building apps.
In this CoinGeek Weekly Livestream episode, Kurt Wuckert Jr. and Ralph Wallace had a fascinating conversation about the benefits of IPv6, how it can work with Bitcoin, and more.
The BSV blockchain helps Nowatch to track a person’s vitals, breathing, heartbeat, steps, sleep cycle among many other measures, mintBlue’s Niels van den Bergh tells CoinGeek Conversations.
When Mike Rae transitioned from being a developer to the blockchain world, he thought he knew it all, but the more he learns about Bitcoin, the more he loves it.
Having previously worked in finance, nChain’s Alison Gatoff knows how complicated processes make services slow and expensive—blockchain’s single source of truth solves this.
Following the London Blockchain Conference, Xiaohui Liu and the sCrypt team organized a hackathon project at the University of Exeter, giving students the opportunity to learn how to build on the BSV blockchain.
Celebrating the 4th of July, Kurt Wuckert Jr. recalls his favorite moments on the CoinGeek Weekly Livestream, including the controversial Kleiman v Wright trial, BTC Miami, and BSV price action.
Building a blockchain application has never been easier, with AlphaDAPP allowing users to input all their data and generate a blockchain app for them.
On this episode of CoinGeek Conversations, Giovanni Franzese talks about using blockchain technology to develop a product solution for telecoms giant Ericsson and why he thinks innovation from within a corporation can be extremely complex.
