Opinion

It’s time to give control over personal data in megadatabases managed by a handful of corporations and governments back to the people.

The gaming industry is rapidly growing, and the emerging play-to-earn model coupled with blockchain and the Metaverse is the future.

There are two big questions on everyone’s lips now: What exactly is Facebook’s Diem, and what it will offer its potential 2 billion users?

Blockchain technology promises to be the foundational network layer for many systems underpinning successful smart cities.

In order to sustain the growth of NFTs, it is important that new buyers aren’t deterred from purchasing NFTs due to high gas fees.

Crypto is still at an early stage, but with NFTs and DeFi, blockchain is obviously the future of fintech and not just a bubble.

Until cryptocurrency is accessible to people for non-investment purposes, the market’s growth runs the risk of stagnating.

In coexistence with mutual benefits, decentralized finance and central bank digital currencies will finally make money universally available worldwide.

While Bitcoin is the most recognizable digital asset, it’s just one asset class among many that are here to evolve financial services globally.

The DeFi sector is not undergoing the dynamic shift toward layer-two adoption alone — NFTs are following suit.

Blockchain tech allows for the creation of a community-governed system that is fundamentally incompatible with traditional finance.

Bitcoin’s energy consumption and its dependency on climate-damaging fossil fuels has raised debates from both inside and outside the blockchain community.

Implementing artificial intelligence and blockchain technology into healthcare and medicine is key to unlocking human longevity.

Governments will not only use blockchain for fundamental services such as identity and voting but as a framework for economic growth.

If the United States is still not ready for central bank digital currency, it will stay on the sidelines of tech and financial innovations.