By 2020, the cryptocurrency dream may be dead. This does not mean that cryptocurrencies will disappear. But in the last decade, all the financial romantics that have reached the heights of bitcoin and different currencies have been taken into account. Whether you like the idea of a world free of central banks and other corporate giants.
By Wirba Brice Divine Ransinyuy. [email protected] Digital currency is the current seducing type and form of currency. As time goes on, it keeps on seducing different people from different backgrounds with complete different cultures. Digital currency does not allow anyone untouched. Everyone is attracted by its proximity and reliability. It is a undeniable fact that […]
By Wirba Brice Divine Ransinyuy. [email protected] It is no secret that the world is getting or experiencing its worst days since the creation of the earth and the universe in general. Though, life may seem to be looking quite comfortable and handsome, it is not for everyone as our day to day actions affect us […]
Southeast Asia, a place for 647.74 million inhabitants, has become a big market for many countries. Blockchain technology becomes one of the best choices to provide a secure transaction. Developing blockchain tech becomes a primary concern for many countries in Southeast Asia.
As the coronavirus is taking a hard punch on the global communities, many countries are seeing their economy on an imaginable recession they could had never imagine happening to them in this era of discoveries and permanent and continuous innovation.
A smart contract is a term familiar with blockchain technology. It sounds futuristic, exciting, and promising. The term was coined by a computer scientist in the 1990s even before the advent of blockchain as we know it today. It is simply a computer protocol, some lines of code that automatically execute a specified action, like releasing a payment, when certain conditions are fulfilled. But are smart contracts in their current form really smart?
With the coming into play of digital currencies that commonly and always work out as a decentralized market infrastructure constructed on standards-based Web3 technology, it subsequently limit the need of reconciliation, heavily improve the flowing of information, give financial market infrastructure operators necessary tools to control and overview.
Unlike most advanced economies and systems, Africa lurks far behind in many areas. Few countries really appreciate and trust democratic systems in African countries. This article will discuss the unique challenges faced by many African states and how blockchain may finally overcome some of these challenges.
By Lumai Mubanga. [email protected] In our use of fiat currency like the dollar and many other currencies, we use physical wallets made of leather or other materials to carry our money around. We may not be faced with hard decisions to make when purchasing these wallets. We are in control and we decide when to […]
In part one, we stated that blockchain is not the answer or magic bullet for any challenge or problem. This article considers three more.
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