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.
Guiding users through web3 with HandCash
HandCash is one of the most popular wallets in BSV. While they have nailed payments in the past, Brandon Cryderman shows us why HandCash is also the go-to wallet for web3.
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.
Minta: innovating social marketplaces with blockchain technology
Minta is a new social marketplace that leverages blockchain and NFTs to tackle important pain points of the industry.
The interoperability revolution with Asset Layer
Jackson Laskey envisions a tech revolution, with NFTs and interoperability at the centre of change.
Why all artists should learn about NFTs
Artists who are looking to expand their portfolios and continue to make a living from their work need to educate themselves about the value of NFTs and how they can benefit from them, says Anthony Francisco, Founder of Creature Chronicles.
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.
The Venture Capitalist perspective on investing in blockchain
Unlike most institutional investors, VCs recognise the long-term potential of blockchain technology to revolutionise traditional systems and processes across industries such as finance, supply chain management, healthcare, and more.
How TicketMint is using blockchain to create fraud-free ticketing
Blockchain technology has the potential to revolutionise the event ticketing industry by providing a more secure, transparent, and efficient way to manage ticket sales and distribution. Traditionally, event ticketing has been plagued by issues such as ticket fraud, counterfeiting, and scalping.