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In the post-Ethereum landscape that the next generation of blockchain enthusiasts claim to be coming, there are a few alternatives to the mainstream smart contract platforms. EOS, Stellar, Hyperledger, NEO, and a few others are clamoring for attention while claiming
In the post-Ethereum landscape that the next generation of blockchain enthusiasts claim to be coming, there are a few alternatives to the mainstream smart contract platforms. EOS, Stellar, Hyperledger, NEO, and a few others are clamoring for attention while claiming
Ever since the inception of the world’s first cryptocurrency Bitcoin in 2009, blockchain technology has remained hidden and out of the public eye until well into 2017. The resulting resurgence of popularity during the end of last year not only
Crypto-enthusiasts are eager to boast of the many possible applications of blockchain technology to the world’s economy. While more traditional areas, such as banking and finance, have already jumped onto this decentralized technology, other areas that are just as ripe
Financiers, investors, and industries overall are constantly looking for new ways to facilitate transactions between parties. With the advent of blockchain technology, the prospect of greatly decentralizing the flow of information, transactions, and the flow of goods is promising to
