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Managing data from sports to transport with Gate2Chain and the BSV blockchain
From the fast-paced world of sports to the intricate logistics of transportation, the BSV blockchain presents a versatile solution that transcends traditional boundaries, offering unparalleled transparency, security, and scalability.
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An introduction to BSV blockchain and the Bitcoin protocol
On 8 January 2009, the vision for what Bitcoin is was outlined by its inventor Satoshi Nakamoto, in the white paper entitled “Bitcoin: A Peer-to-Peer Electronic Cash System”.
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BSV Blockchain and Gate2Chain host successful technical meetup in Mallorca
BSV Blockchain recently held a technical meetup in Mallorca, Spain to discuss some of its upcoming projects and ongoing developments.
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Building digital twins with Trace and the BSV blockchain
Trace – the brainchild of IBM and Gate2Chain – is a blockchain-powered platform that facilitates the creation and tracking of ‘digital twins’ across the entire supply and distribution chain.
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Tracking food from farm to table with Gate2Chain and Trace
Knowing the origin of food allows us to monitor and regulate its safety. By tracking the source, we can identify potential risks such as contamination, pesticide use, or improper handling and take appropriate measures to mitigate them.
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Shaking up the world of digital payments with Minta
Minta goes beyond the transactional nature of traditional buying and selling platforms, unlocking new opportunities for value creation. The idea is that every time that that ticket or that token gets resold if you allow that feature, a certain percentage goes back in the form of a royalty or Satoshis to the original artist.
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Exclusive dinner highlights the power of Trace and blockchain
On Wednesday (18 May), London’s top media outlets and influences gathered at Searcys at the Gherkin, for an exclusive dining experience ahead of the London Blockchain Conference 2023.
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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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Unlocking the Potential of Bitcoin for Tourism
Dr Craig S. Wright talks about how Bitcoin handles identity and ownership in a private and secure way and showcases a concrete use case for the tourism industry.
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Mallorca event shows how BSV blockchain can boost the tourism industry
The BSV Blockchain Association, in partnership with Gate2Chain, recently held a two-day event in Mallorca, Spain to highlight how the BSV blockchain can benefit the tourism industry.