Blockchain

The technology is helping them bypass online censorship.

It can provide guidance, supervision, and governance — while leaving the most critical decisions to humans.

To stay relevant, the winners of Web2 need to start using the tools of Web3.

Examples from Maersk, IBM, and TRIP.

The proliferation of fraud, scams, and meltdowns suggest that they don’t — but price isn’t the only way to measure real-world value.

It could give patients control over their own data.

Wading into a new space always comes with risk - but so does staying out of it.

Contracts, transactions, and records of them provide critical structure in our economic system, but they haven't kept up with the world's digital transformation....

…and how developers and users can mitigate potential harm.

The esports venture uses blockchain to let fans call the shots in real time.

Pricing adjustments will have to follow.

A theory of justice for the next era.

It's not a cure-all, but it does have the potential to address many of the risks and root causes.

Decentralized governance comes at a cost.

The pandemic has exposed major cracks in medical supply chains.

Organizations that harness these forces will unlock productivity and creativity. Those that resist risk becoming relics of a bygone era.

A Q&A with crypto expert Jeff John Roberts.

Price swings signal important information to investors - and build previously unseen levels of transparency into the system.

For one, the technology can cut down on spam and fraud.

Movie studios and record companies should take note.