‘Blockchain Tech’ Articles

Blockchain/Cryptocurrency 101 (in a Nutshell) No Joke:  If you had previously bought bitcoin (BTC) over time and kept holding (HODL) it would have been nearly impossible to have lost money, as it is the highest performing asset of all time. Even the Tesla stock price won’t be able to keep up with BTC over the [Continue]

Legal handcuffs and gags related to the EOS initial fundraising has likely caused Block.One to be overly invisible and silent as the price of EOS has fallen to a very small fraction of the previous $20 USD high.  For those still holding EOS I feel your pain, which at this time EOS is currently trading [Continue]

Why would Dapp developers continue to build smart contracts on blockchains that have yet to scale, waiting for Ethereum 2.0, IOTA or Cardano etc. to have more usefulness after EOS just proved it can do 87 million actions in one day? Some comparisons: Blockchain (Record actions/day) = Record actions/second EOS (87,240,496) = 1009 TRX (4,333,766) [Continue]

Several notable/important mainnet project launches will soon be taking place. These blockchain projects will be moving off their testnets to their own networks: Oyster Pearls (May 29): Is attempting to fix internet advertising and cloud storage Tron (May 31): Wants to decentralized content, entertainment and gaming EOS (June 2): With billions in [Continue]

Blockchain is getting serious attention, exploration and adoption from some of the most well known names in the business world. Alongside infrastructure systems (such as https://www.mirantis.com/software/docker/container-management/), this technology can prove to be a powerful asset for companies to employ. * Apple patents a blockchain secure [Continue]

What a difference a few months make! Jamie Dimon the CEO of J.P. Morgan Chase now not only regrets calling bitcoin a fraud, but now believes in the technology behind it and has endorsed blockchain technology for its wealth of potential. “The blockchain is real,” Dimon tells Fox Business news. JP Morgan has some fairly [Continue]