U.S. retail giant, Walmart, is about to start a major test of blockchain technology for supply chain management, The Wall Street Journal reports. A pilot project, which will start in the first quarter of 2017 and run for four months, plans to leverage distributed ledger technology to track and trace pork in China and produce in the U.S. — two high-volume product categories with large markets.
Blockchain, a prominent bitcoin wallet service provider with over 50 percent in market share and nearly 10 million wallet users, secured a strategic partnership...
The Blockchain Education Network (BEN) is finishing its 2016 fall initiative with a month-long blockchain accelerator to encourage students who have recently discovered the...
Amid the steady rise of blockchain innovation, there are growing concerns about a looming shortage of qualified developers. With demand for talent outstripping supply,...
Money 20/20, often touted as the world’s largest fintech conference, begins today at The Venetian in Las Vegas. The event is expected to attract over 10,000...
A year ago, Bitcoin Magazinehighlighted the work of U.S. Congress Representative Jared Polis and noted his work meeting with politicians and businesses, promoting the...
Reimagining traditional finance to dreaming of alternative, self-sovereign futures has become possible with blockchain technology.That’s according to Berlin-based New Zealand artist, Simon Denny, whose...
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