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Exploring the potential for NFTs in government record-keeping
NFTs, or non-fungible tokens, have primarily been associated with digital art and collectables. However, regulators and governments around the world are increasingly looking at how NFTs and blockchain technology can apply to their processes.
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The future of micropayments: Implications for government funding and accountability
While micropayments are often closely associated with enterprises and online shopping, they could also prove to be a significant benefit to governments around the world. This includes everything from revenue collection to service delivery and promoting small businesses.
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The Bitcoin Letters: The misconceptions around Blockchain and Bitcoin
While Bitcoin and Blockchain continue to see wide adoption from businesses and governments across the world, there are still many things that need to be clarified surrounding the technologies.
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Using Distributed Hash Tables, IPv6 and Blockchain in Business
In the second session on the second day of his Slovenian Masterclass, Dr Wright asked the workshop attendees to break into groups and discuss applications that can utilise distributed hash tables, IPv6 and blockchain across different industries.
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Using blockchain for healthcare and tax records
The growing threat of cyber-attacks is a significant concern for government entities that manage sensitive data. This is where blockchain technology, specifically the BSV Blockchain, can play a pivotal role.
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5 exciting use cases for blockchain in government
As countries around the world begin to grapple with the benefits of blockchain, governments are introducing new and exciting ways to integrate the technology within their regulatory systems. This is the view of Bryan Daugherty, Global Public Policy Director for Bitcoin Association, who was recently speaking in an interview with the Evening Standard.
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6 countries using blockchain right now
Bryan Daugherty, Global Public Policy Director for Bitcoin Association, outlines how different countries are Busing blockchain technology to enhance data integrity and information security in government operations.
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Moving towards a world where everything is tokenised
Blockchain will not only change how we transact online but also the way that things are bought and sold. Notably, the technology allows for the creation of tokens representing different types of assets, such as currencies, securities, or even physical assets like real estate or art.
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Using BSV and Proof-of-ESG to make the world a greener place
Blockchain technology has the potential to revolutionise the way companies approach environmental, social, and governance (ESG) issues. By creating a secure, transparent, and immutable ledger of information, blockchain can help to increase accountability and transparency across a range of ESG issues.
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Why BSV blockchain is the blockchain for government and enterprise projects
Blockchain is more than cryptoassets. It is also more than just Ce-Fi, De-Fi, CEX, DEX or any other confusing abbreviation. Blockchain is not about anonymity, eliminating third parties or avoiding regulation.