The financial industry remains the largest driver of blockchain adoption, particularly through applications like cryptocurrencies, tokenized assets, and decentralized finance (DeFi).

In the formative years of blockchain, decentralization was seen as the ultimate goal that defined the ethos of the entire movement. Bitcoin embodies this principle well. However, in recent years, the ...

Here are reviews of five of the best available books on blockchain, a relatively new, but rapidly growing and very important ...

What Is Blockchain in the Financial Industry? Blockchain in the Financial Industry refers to the application of blockchain technology, a form of distributed ledger technology, within various financial ...

A blockchain is a decentralized, distributed ledger that records transactions—organized into units called blocks—across a peer-to-peer network where participants remain anonymous. Blockchains are ...

2025 was monumental for the structural development of blockchain, laying the foundations for mainstream adoption in 2026 and ...

SAN FRANCISCO — Since it burst onto the scene with Bitcoin, blockchain has been linked with other cryptocurrencies, digital artwork and extraordinary energy consumption. The heart of blockchain, ...

Overview: Blockchain tools help reduce errors and speed up smart contract and NFT development.  Testing environments help ...

Blockchain technology is a cryptographic chain of peer-to-peer transactions. Blockchain transactions are stored in a trustless manner, thanks to decentralized nodes that validate and commit them.

The blockchain is a relatively new technology best known for its role as the backbone of cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum. So far there have been few clear applications of the technology in ...

Blockchain is a distributed, unchangeable ledger that makes recording transactions and managing assets (both tangible and intangible) in a corporate network much more accessible. On a blockchain ...

Does recording an object’s physical properties to a blockchain render the resulting network (or method of using the same) patent-eligible? In Rady v. Boston Consulting Group, the Federal Circuit will ...