Tag: Blockchain technology

Africa Blockchain Center initiates journey to Africa’s prosperity

Founded in Kenya and launched in September 2021, Africa Blockchain Center intends to propel Africa to the front lines of the fourth Industrial...

UNHCR and Stellar embraces blockchain to rescue Ukrainian Refugees

UNHCR and Stellar Development Foundation(SDF) announced the launch of a pilot, first-of-its-kind, blockchain/crypto payment solution. When the Ukrainian refugees choose to convert...

LGND partners with Polygon and Warner Music Group for Web3 music Platform

Web3 Music, or NFT Music, merely incorporates blockchain technology to design platforms that offer more efficient and durable streaming services. LGND is a...

Trust Wallet: A crypto wallet that guarantees security and flexibility

Trust Wallet later developed its native token, the Trust Wallet Token, available on the BEP-2 (Binance Chain) and BEP-20(Binance Smart Chain) standards TWT(Trust...

Crypto phones are revolutionizing Web3 and blockchain technology

Decentralization represents a significant benefit of crypto phones. Therefore, it is not surprising that mainstream smartphone users get drawn to crypto phones due to their strong emphasis on privacy and security. The finest crypto phones bring Web3 apps to consumers’ attention. Thus, this may be one method for crypto initiatives to reach a larger, more mainstream audience. As crypto and blockchain continue flourishing, more crypto phones will hit the market. As they strive to suit the requirements of an increasingly digital environment, these phones will likely have even more complex features and capabilities.

Blockchain and KYC have a symbiotic relationship

On the other hand, blockchain and KYC can collaborate for more efficiency in validating information and identifying complex financial irregularities. To match the complexities of blockchain transactions, KYC will need to create more technologically advanced solutions. Combining these objectives necessitates using KYC and AML compliance solutions to automate KYC during onboarding and offer authentication for existing users.

A deeper look into crypto hacks: how they work and relate

An overlook caused Ronnins crypto cyber security attack in a previous transaction Poly network harboured a significant crypto risk within their blockchain security...

Multiparty computation is key in the advancement of Web3

MPC is a kind of super authentication in that a user will authenticate to a network using several factors (e.g., biometrics, identity, password, etc.) without any nodes in the network understanding what they are verifying since authentication computation is part of MPC. This authentication will have identity management, healthcare, finance, government services, defence, and law enforcement applications. MPC facilitates system interoperability while simultaneously protecting people’s rights and providing them with control and visibility over their data and how it is utilised. MPC stands for the future.

The wave of crypto adoption and usage in Africa is unstoppable

Cryptocurrency is slowly but surely changing the way Africans conduct their financial life. Even if the value of cryptocurrency fluctuates, many Africans see it as more trustworthy than their volatile native currency. Only time will tell how much cryptocurrency will influence Africans’ spending and living. With all this knowledge, it is reasonable to expect crypto to continue its spectacular growth in Africa and other parts of the globe. The simplicity of peer-to-peer currency transactions between people from different monetary regimes and more nations beginning to recognize crypto as the wave of the future can only imply that cryptocurrencies will be a significant part of African society for years to come.

Chiliz token: A fan token shaping up the crypto-sporting world

A fan token is essentially a type of cryptocurrency designed to provide access to certain benefits to specific fandoms such as bands, sports...

The growth and adoption of blockchain in Africa might be faster than earlier contemplated

Cryptocurrency works the same as mobile money. Therefore, it is simpler for Africans to comprehend crypto compared to those in the developed nations, who have more financial inclusion and better access to banking institutions. Africans like crypto and blockchain because of what they signify and have embraced them more rapidly than anticipated.

Cameroon will play a huge role in Africa’s crypto adoption

The world has seen the creation of a new category of digital assets in recent years. The assets range from shitcoins to NFT, stablecoins to Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC), and a new sort of legal personality (DAO) and Metaverse. Digital assets are establishing a new legal, financial, and social paradigm in Africa, with Cameroon playing a crucial role.

The explainer: the Ethereum merge and what it means for crypto investors

The Ethereum merger offers plenty for crypto investors to look forward to but will not generate instant benefits. Ethereum 2.0 will have to go through many phases to reach its full potential. Buterin said at the Ethereum Community Conference on July 22 that after the merge,' Ethereum would be just approximately 55% complete. The full Ethereum merge will occur sometime in 2023.

How blockchain is changing the travel industry

The travel industry is fragmented and divided into different parts, but adopting blockchain services is helping simplify the industry's complex supply chain Blockchain...

‘The Ethereum killer’: Polkadot’s rising potential in the African crypto space

Polkadot uses parachains, a new mechanism that increases transaction speed and boots network performance. Polkadot is dubbed the Ethereum killer due to its...

Blockchain technology; The basis of Kenyan applications

Kenya has begun its journey in adopting blockchain technology within its mobile applications. Africa is categorized as blockchain-friendly, allowing decentralized applications to thrive. ...