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Dave Mullen-Muhr on what’s next for Asset Layer
Asset Layer is a platform for creating and managing NFTs, with an emphasis on interoperability.
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Bringing the BSV blockchain to the Middle East
As the world becomes more interconnected and digitised than ever before, the Middle East is increasingly leading the way on blockchain to redefine traditional systems and empower a new era of transparency, efficiency, and security.
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Successful Digital Nigeria Conference highlights BSV blockchain’s potential
BSV Blockchain, in partnership with NITDA and Domineum Blockchain Solutions, was a sponsor at the recent Digital Nigeria International Conference. The conference, which was a phenomenal success, took place on 24 October at the International Conference Center in Abuja.
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The future of blockchain tokens
Non-Fungible Tokens (NFTs) have emerged as both pioneers and provocateurs. NFTs represent unique digital assets, often tied to digital art, music, videos, or other forms of creative content, authenticated and verified through blockchain technology.
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Enterprise blockchain: The perils and promises
Enterprise blockchain, despite its promise of revolutionising industries and enhancing operational efficiency, is no silver bullet solution. It presents a myriad of challenges that organisations must navigate to harness its full potential.
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Using NFTs to improve supply chain integrity for enterprises
While Non-Fungible Tokens (NFTs) are often closely associated with the art world and crypto assets, an innovative application of blockchain technology can also see them used for supply chain integrity.
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The road ahead for enterprises in the blockchain space
A panel at the Technology of Tomorrow Conference discussed the challenges and opportunities for enterprises looking to adopt blockchain technology.
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Smart contracts and record-keeping for enterprises with Tokenized
Businesses around the world are facing increased scrutiny around their record-keeping practices with potential fines rising into millions of dollars and even potential jail time. This is especially true in the private market sector which has traditionally not faced as much regulatory pressure.