In our “Blockchain” section, we explore the technology behind cryptocurrencies and decentralized systems. Here you will find explanations of how blockchain works, its real-world applications, and the latest developments in distributed ledger technologies. Read the “Blockchain” section on ForkNews to understand how blockchain is transforming digital infrastructure and finance.
According to local media reports, in order to modernize existing voting systems, Japanese authorities have introduced a blockchain voting system in the city of Tsukuba, Ibaraki Prefecture. Japan was one of the first countries to decide to develop and test blockchain technology, but this is the first time that the technology has been used for such purposes.
Kevin Jenkins, former managing director of Visa, has joined crypto company Nuggets as a board member. British company Nuggets has already achieved significant success in the field of payments and digital storage around the world, including in China. Jenkins' years of experience will further contribute to this success.
The largest financial group, the Japanese giant Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group, has begun testing its own stablecoin Mufg Coin.
As part of the country's new unique immigration policy, Hong Kong is offering jobs to experienced blockchain professionals from around the world who can contribute to the country's economic development.
The world's first university may soon open in Malta, the administration system of which is entirely built on blockchain. According to a Medium report on August 24, 2018, some scientists from the world's top educational institutions have already signed contracts with the university.
NEDO, Japan's largest government organization dedicated to the research and implementation of industrial technologies, is reportedly developing a project that will facilitate the exchange of information on nationwide trade.
American radio Free Asia reported that North Korea is planning to hold a conference on blockchain technology and cryptocurrencies, which will feature speakers from around the world. The conference will take place from October 1 to 2 in Pyongyang. Meetings of conference participants with representatives of North Korean government organizations are also planned for October 3.
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