The steps to making blockchain compliant with data privacy

Designers and operators of blockchain networks and technologies will need to be creative and flexible when designing such systems to ensure compliance with data privacy regulations.

3 blockchain misconceptions and why they hold the tech back

Blockchain is often misunderstood and these three misconceptions are holding the technology back.

Why is cryptocurrency seen as a natural security issue?

With Facebook's announcement of its cryptocurrency Libra, cryptocurrency has gotten a lot more attention recently, and not all of it is positive, especially from U.S. lawmakers. Many are seeing cryptocurrencies like Libra as a national security issue.

How blockchain will transform physical commodities

We are entering a new era for blockchain. The initial hype and exaggerations are beginning to fade and, as they do, we are able to take a clearer, more sober-minded view. Where can blockchain really deliver on its revolutionary promise, and where is it a forced fit? The physical commodities market is a fertile ground for blockchain.

Lawyer shares tips on handling gray areas of blockchain regulation

Even with FinCEN's new guidelines on cryptocurrency, there are still many gray areas. Blockchain Tech News spoke with Robert A. Misiala Jr., counsel at BakerHostetler to get some clarity.

2 reasons to pay attention to blockchain

Even if it can be confusing and obtuse, there are many good reasons to keep up with blockchain technology because it will transform every industry, especially digital signage.

Will Facebook and PayPal move the needle on blockchain adoption?

Facebook and PayPal have begun investing heavily in the blockchain space. Can these social media and payment giants bring about greater blockchain interest?

How blockchain can prevent identity theft

Identity theft is still a major threat to consumers. Blockchain can help eliminate this threat with secure digital identities.

Blockchain development brings efficiencies on many fronts: what’s the killer app?

Cryptocurrency has faced its challenges, but blockchain technology is on a roll. Experts at the CES show discussed blockchain products that address the challenges cryptocurrency faces, as well as products that make business processes more efficient.

SIM swapping victim lost $24 million in cryptocurrency, sues AT&T, calls for change

Michael Terpin, a cryptocurrency investor and founder of a blockchain public relations company, filed a $223.8 million lawsuit against AT&T following the theft of more than 3 million cryptocurrency tokens in January of 2018.

What's on the horizon for blockchain in 2019?

Many crypto experts believe that 2019 is the year when blockchain will start to push forward in areas such as identity management and security.

Predicting bitcoin's future in 2019

It is important not to forget the origin of blockchain technology: bitcoin. And while the future of bitcoin and other virtual currencies can at times seem even less certain than the future of blockchain itself, we can still make a few key observations about the future of bitcoin.

A look back at the top 5 blockchain stories of 2018

We have recently entered 2019, and blockchain continues to push forward. Last year, blockchain readers had their eyes on a variety of use cases for blockchain, ranging from carbon reduction to financial services to messaging apps.

Uncovering the key to blockchain in financial services

What's holding the blockchain back? What can make it more secure? Panelists at Financial Services Data Security Summit, sponsored by Thales and Networld Media Group, shared thoughts on these issues.

How governments are tackling blockchain technology

The common idea in the blockchain space is that governments are ambivalent at best or hostile at worst toward blockchain and cryptocurrency. In truth, governments are beginning to analyze blockchain technology and how they can improve recordkeeping and offer services.