Oral Roberts University recently held a conference to persuade higher education institutions that it's time to get on board the blockchain train. Its recommendations: Learn about the technology's ...

The potential for blockchain technology to bring about widespread change has been predicted since 2011 and the emergence of Bitcoin. But it was this year when the concept really started to capture ...

During the mid-1990s, the world of education was introduced to the Internet. The early World-Wide-Web browsers for the Internet were Mosaic and Netscape. Most educators were focused on discussing the ...

In the coming years, blockchain will establish itself as an “inevitable and essential” solution for tracking goods and reducing supply chain fraud, FedEx CIO Rob Carter told The Wall Street Journal.

Distributed blockchain network MultiversX recently announced the launch of a sponsored blockchain education initiative in partnership with Cornell University’s eCornell. Called the Blockchain ...

The ongoing cryptocurrencies boom has created thousands of job opportunities for people from all professional backgrounds. Today, companies across various industries require candidates with a solid ...

In recent years, the convergence of environmental, social, and governance (ESG) initiatives with blockchain technology has captured the interest of global investors, regulators, and corporate leaders.

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Cryptocurrency was built on the premise that a reimagined financial system could exist. It was brought to life by a community that supported these ideals and worked tirelessly to bring them to ...

Privacy protocols and crypto mixers both protect blockchain privacy, but differ in design, risk, and long-term use cases.