A wake-up call for blockchain investors
Blockchain is essentially a knife. If used correctly, it can help to make delicious meals that both the chef and the customers enjoy. On the contrary, that knife can become a weapon that harms many people.
Blockchain is essentially a knife. If used correctly, it can help to make delicious meals that both the chef and the customers enjoy. On the contrary, that knife can become a weapon that harms many people.
A recent Chainalysis report showing stellar growth in cryptocurrency adoption in Central and Southeast Asia (CSAO), making it the fourth-largest crypto market in the world, should come as no surprise.
The first live blockchain Letter of Credit (LC) has been facilitated between Vietnam’s Duy Tan Plastics and INEOS Styrolution Korea Ltd., marking the pilot digital transformation for trade finance between the two nations.
Bitcoin and other crypto-currencies may never be a practical alternate to mainstream currencies due to its unsteadiness, the underlying blockchain technology has various potential uses especially for real estate sector, according to the leading real estate consultancy Savills Vietnam.
The high demand for steel enabled Hoa Phat Group to achieve record profits in the first 9 months of 2017.