Blockchain is a transactional technology. Most blockchain companies create their own cryptocurrency as the other part of their business model. The best well known cryptocurrencies are Bitcoin, ...

Most financial institutions rely on complex infrastructures and lengthy processes to settle trades, send money abroad, reconcile records and secure transactions. But that could all change as ...

While investing in cryptocurrencies is one way of buying into blockchain tech, it's likely that down the line, consumers will simply use apps that run on a blockchain, with as little fanfare as we ...

This article first appeared in the print edition of Legaltech News, featured in the February's Corporate Counsel and The American Lawyer magazines, as “Blockchain 101: Class Now in Session.” The end ...

There are three kinds of laypeople you are likely to encounter at an event with a blockchain panel on the agenda. First, the sort that still shake their head and say: ‘it’s never going to catch on’.

On a clear, warm night earlier this year, several dozen students at the University of California, Berkeley, folded themselves into gray chairs for a three-hour class on how to think like blockchain ...