The conversation around blockchain often gets muddled with cryptocurrency speculation, but I've noticed something more profound is happening in American business. As chief research officer for my ...

A blockchain is a kind of database invented in 2008 that stores and secures information in sequential blocks. Unlike the case with traditional databases, a blockchain’s contents are not kept on a ...

Proton AG, a Swiss-based securities services provider best known for its encrypted email product Proton Mail, is planning to roll out a new service that taps into blockchain technology as a way to ...

XION (XION) has launched the first onchain Zero Knowledge (ZK) email verification. This layer one (L1) blockchain focused on turning verified day into programmable value has announced the strategic ...

There has been increasing buzz about blockchain. Until now, it has been used as a bitcoin wallet -- but it has many other applications, from decentralized search to helping firms maintain transparency ...

While blockchain technology is best known for powering cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin, it will soon be used for far more than that, powering daily transactions and creating secure ledgers of data and ...

Fefe Demeny explains what a blockchain is, a digital ledger that has revolutionized the world of finance due to its decentralized model. Imagine a notebook that everyone in the world can see but no ...

There is a perception among many that blockchain and distributed ledger technology are the same thing. This is not quite the case. This article explains the difference between blockchain and ...

Blockchain nodes validate and secure transactions, enhancing network decentralization. Anyone can run a Bitcoin node using Bitcoin Core, while some blockchains restrict node operation. Setting up a ...

Blockchain is not a medical device. It does not do that; instead, it helps keep and organize information. It might make it easier and safer to do things like keep track of records, pay bills, and ...