only smart and sane governments believe that blockchain is the solution and technology of the future. for a government that does not believe in blockchain, then I can say that the government is full of corruption and they do not want it all to be public or transparent.
if the use of blockchain is successful, then I think the revolution for blockchain and crypto will start.
Topic: 3 government use cases that shows how blockchain tech works for all (Read 142 times)
June 29, 2018, 04:56:01 AM
This is a really interesting article which delves into some use cases demonstrating how blockchain technology works for everyone.
Deloitte released this recently, showing that governments around the world are embracing the potential of the tech. https://www2.deloitte.com/insights/us/en/industry/public-sector/understanding-basics-of-blockchain-in-government.html
Take a look at this article from Spotcoin "Three future government use cases" https://medium.com/spotcoin/three-future-government-use-cases-e28c226763ad
What do you think?
It's impossible to adapt the technology to everyone. Someone it interferes, and will create problems in development. Therefore, the emergence of a new competitor will affect the established order in general. It will be necessary either to be rebuilt or fenced. Deloitte released this recently, showing that governments around the world are embracing the potential of the tech. https://www2.deloitte.com/insights/us/en/industry/public-sector/understanding-basics-of-blockchain-in-government.html
Take a look at this article from Spotcoin "Three future government use cases" https://medium.com/spotcoin/three-future-government-use-cases-e28c226763ad
What do you think?
June 29, 2018, 04:15:25 AM
Not only Spotcoin working with the government and enters into a contract with him. Now blockchain technology is increasingly developing and introducing into our daily life. I think that in a few years all people will notice it.
June 29, 2018, 03:25:41 AM
Only people question the cryptocurrency market, but no one will question blockchain technology. Blockchain technology is dark horse.
June 28, 2018, 09:24:28 PM
Ignoring the spot coin but blockchain technology suits every industry.
There's a news on how Jack Ma is planning to make his own blockchain remittance. Take note of that, a remittance that will use blockchain technology.
He's not a fan of bitcoin but he's a fan of the technology behind bitcoin.
There's a news on how Jack Ma is planning to make his own blockchain remittance. Take note of that, a remittance that will use blockchain technology.
He's not a fan of bitcoin but he's a fan of the technology behind bitcoin.
June 28, 2018, 03:44:59 PM
Blockchain technology does work and most probably it is going to be widely adopted in the future, but it does not mean that all the bags you all are holding will surge. Cryptocurrencies, tokens (at least the ones everyone is desperately shilling right now) and blockchain are not the same thing.
That is definetely true and most investors don't get it, there is almost no person who think blockchain will fail but its trend will not be followed by coins' prices.
June 28, 2018, 02:36:49 PM
I think that the technology of blockchain and truth will be widely used in the world, including the government. And I would also like to say that the tokens we keep will grow in price as it is on these platforms that the state will build its crypto-currency infrastructure.
June 28, 2018, 02:15:46 PM
Yes it can now be said that Blockchain technology is a must to maximize what has become a deficiency from before, and it turns out this is a very good time for the technology to spread around the world, is in great demand by people who are very important and influential on the development of the future front forwards to launch the development of cryptocurrency in the future, just wait it will be very good for all the innovations that come up
June 28, 2018, 01:18:51 PM
This is a awesome news indeed. Dubai, Georgia and UK in this list makes crypto lovers in their country happy and enthusiastic. I think this is just a starting and all the governments who is thinking or opposing blockchain need to learn lessons from these countries. The blockchain technology is a very useful one and governments are realizing that late I think.
June 28, 2018, 11:33:56 AM
The truth is that it is the government that needs most of the innovations and power inherent in the blockchain technology. And rightly so, this new technology came about partly because of the corruption and inefficiencies that many governments are exhibiting even if the leadership are trying to be clean and pro-people. Hopefully, many governments will realize that they can improve their services to the people and make things more transparent with the help of the blockchain technology. With more transparency, the more that people will participate and can express their ideas, wants and ideals.
June 28, 2018, 10:49:03 AM
The adaption by government or government backed organisation is absolutely vital for the popularity and common people to believe in the blockchain technology and crypto currency.
June 28, 2018, 09:36:14 AM
Blockchain technology will evolve as our economy evolves and they are used in almost all areas of our lives and societies such as health education. Used in the field of dairy products blockchain tech works for all
June 28, 2018, 09:17:58 AM
Maybe it's not my bag that will moon, doesn't matter much to me. There are tons of tokens and coins which will die off sooner or later as they don't fill any niches.
Crypto being more accessible for all people is the good thing to me. It will drive up values for the good projects which offer tangible solutions and actual real world use cases.
A Fiat gateway into crypto like Spotcoin is offering is a good way to make crypto more accessible.
There is a reason why they're part of the NEO ecosystem and play a crucial role in NEOs vision
Crypto being more accessible for all people is the good thing to me. It will drive up values for the good projects which offer tangible solutions and actual real world use cases.
A Fiat gateway into crypto like Spotcoin is offering is a good way to make crypto more accessible.
There is a reason why they're part of the NEO ecosystem and play a crucial role in NEOs vision
June 28, 2018, 07:56:30 AM
Blockchain technology does work and most probably it is going to be widely adopted in the future, but it does not mean that all the bags you all are holding will surge. Cryptocurrencies, tokens (at least the ones everyone is desperately shilling right now) and blockchain are not the same thing.
I strongly accept the suggestion you made that crypto/token that everyone hold is not the same and blockchain works for sure and in future it will definitely get more popularity an people will have more believe in it. June 28, 2018, 07:32:34 AM
Thanks for the Deloitte article, didn't see this one yet 
. Love how governments (are trying to) embrace blockchain....it could really change the future imo....especially on the side of all money that is thrown away by mismanagement of countries
It is no coincidence that people associate high potential projects with high roi/earnings, based on last few years. That said, times of these massive 'streaks of luck' may have run out. This is why you see good, tangible blockchain projects popping up, with much more buzz around it than the next btc or eth. I for one am a fan of 1) projects that change the world/regions/local areas, 2) that offer solutions to real world problems and 3) that pushes innovation (even more so based on the incentive that comes with cryptocurrencies). But I do get what you mean, though isn't bct basically one big shilling machine?
. Love how governments (are trying to) embrace blockchain....it could really change the future imo....especially on the side of all money that is thrown away by mismanagement of countries Blockchain technology does work and most probably it is going to be widely adopted in the future, but it does not mean that all the bags you all are holding will surge. Cryptocurrencies, tokens (at least the ones everyone is desperately shilling right now) and blockchain are not the same thing.
It is no coincidence that people associate high potential projects with high roi/earnings, based on last few years. That said, times of these massive 'streaks of luck' may have run out. This is why you see good, tangible blockchain projects popping up, with much more buzz around it than the next btc or eth. I for one am a fan of 1) projects that change the world/regions/local areas, 2) that offer solutions to real world problems and 3) that pushes innovation (even more so based on the incentive that comes with cryptocurrencies). But I do get what you mean, though isn't bct basically one big shilling machine?
June 28, 2018, 07:29:26 AM
Blockchain technology does work and most probably it is going to be widely adopted in the future, but it does not mean that all the bags you all are holding will surge. Cryptocurrencies, tokens (at least the ones everyone is desperately shilling right now) and blockchain are not the same thing.
I strongly accept the suggestion you made that crypto/token that everyone hold is not the same and blockchain works for sure and in future it will definitely get more popularity an people will have more believe in it. June 28, 2018, 07:14:26 AM
Blockchain technology does work and most probably it is going to be widely adopted in the future, but it does not mean that all the bags you all are holding will surge. Cryptocurrencies, tokens (at least the ones everyone is desperately shilling right now) and blockchain are not the same thing.
June 28, 2018, 06:34:44 AM
Good decision was taken to partner with government. We can not throw away governments from blockchain ecosystem. Blockchain technologies will be grow with working together.
June 28, 2018, 06:18:50 AM
This is a really interesting article which delves into some use cases demonstrating how blockchain technology works for everyone.
Deloitte released this recently, showing that governments around the world are embracing the potential of the tech. https://www2.deloitte.com/insights/us/en/industry/public-sector/understanding-basics-of-blockchain-in-government.html
Take a look at this article from Spotcoin "Three future government use cases" https://medium.com/spotcoin/three-future-government-use-cases-e28c226763ad
What do you think?
Deloitte released this recently, showing that governments around the world are embracing the potential of the tech. https://www2.deloitte.com/insights/us/en/industry/public-sector/understanding-basics-of-blockchain-in-government.html
Take a look at this article from Spotcoin "Three future government use cases" https://medium.com/spotcoin/three-future-government-use-cases-e28c226763ad
What do you think?
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