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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.

Content provided by BitKan.At the 2016 China Shenzhen Fintech Summit held on December 20, 2016, the China Federation of Logistics and Purchasing (CFLP) announced...

Content provided by BitKanOver a hundred people gathered at the St. Regis in Mumbai December 15 to discuss the state of Bitcoin and the...

The price of bitcoin in China surpassed two-year highs on leading Chinese exchanges today, as Chinese investors continue to seek safe digital havens for...

Hyperledger Project, an open source blockchain initiative hosted by the Linux Foundation, has hit a major milestone of 100 active members. Several new members...

If the only tool you have is a hammer, it's tempting to treat everything as a nail. Thus, most people in the technically-oriented Bitcoin...

For many, Bitmain’s recent announcement of the realization of a major data center in northwestern China served as a reminder of the level of mining centralization...

The continuous devaluation of the Yuan has increased demand for bitcoin and new asset classes in China. Today, the country counts some 2 million...

The price of bitcoin has experienced a steady rally in 2016: It has increased from $433 in January, surging past the $700 mark for...

On October 1 of this year, the IMF added the Chinese Yuan (CNY) to the Special Drawing Rights basket of currencies. Only Big Boy...