Blockchain provides a permanent, verifiable record of transactions, aiding in detecting tampering or unauthorized access. Logs stored on the blockchain are transparent and resistant to alteration. All ...

During Consensus Hong Kong 2026, the "Institutional Payment & On-Chain Financial Infrastructure Summit," co-hosted by enterprise blockchain infrastructure and fintech service provider Cregis alongside ...

Since the notion of a “smart city” is somewhat vague on its own, it helps to have a clear definition of what a smart city is and is not.

Overview: Blockchain improves security and transparency in e-commerce by preventing fraud, protecting customer data, and ...

Digital art has long faced challenges proving its origins, being copied, and receiving fair pay in traditional marketplaces.

The European Union, often criticized for prioritizing rulemaking over innovation, is pointing to the European Blockchain Sandbox as an example of how regulation can boost innovation. After three ...

(1) The distinction between a main Layer 1 blockchain such as Bitcoin and Ethereum and a Layer 2 blockchain such as rollup chain. A third layer separates even more functions. See Layer 1 blockchain, ...

A protocol and framework for creating Layer 2 blockchains and sidechains, both of which run parallel to and interact with the Ethereum network. Introduced in 2017 as the Matic network, which was a ...