Blockchain could become the trust engine of climate action, bringing transparency, accountability, and real-time verification to global sustainability efforts.

Standard Chartered CEO Bill Winters says in the future, most transactions will be made on a digital blockchain ledger.

In the 21st century, our identity isn’t confined to physical documents like drivers’ licenses and passports. It actually exists as a complex web of digital attributes, including personal data and ...

Blockchain technology, originally developed to support cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin, has since expanded its reach across a variety of industries, driven by its ability to offer secure, transparent, ...

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FTSE Russell is partnering with Chainlink to publish key stock and crypto index data on public blockchains, expanding access ...

Shawna Rowe, Okcoin Europe Limited and Binance Holdings Ltd Blockchain technology has not been in stasis. Since the launch of ...

Blockchain is not a magic cure for corruption, but it offers unprecedented opportunities to enhance transparency, strengthen accountability, and rebuild trust in public institutions.

D-Wave Quantum Inc. has released a new research paper outlining a novel blockchain architecture that integrates quantum capabilities with traditional blockchain technology to enhance security and ...