2018-9-17 02:47 |
One potential problem with blockchain-based voting is that smart contracts might facilitate vote buying. A team of Cornell researchers thinks it might have a solution.
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The following is a diagram from a slide that I made in one of my presentations at Cornell this week: </img> If there was one diagram that could capture the core principle of Casper’s incentivization philosophy, this might be it.
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With banks, payments giants, corporates, and regulators aligned, stablecoins are on track to become the backbone of global finance.
Digital Product Passports will force a data infrastructure overhaul of the supply chains, and blockchain is the only technology built for it.
Digital asset wallets must feel easy and intuitive to use, without compromising sophisticated user safety, for blockchain to enter our life.
The transformation of insurance from cold transactions to warm relationships is already underway, and its future is trust in blockchain technology.
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