Blockchain Archive

Blockchain-based digital credentials, also known as blockchain credentials or digital certificates, are a form of digital representation of a person’s achievements, qualifications, or skills.  These credentials are stored securely on a blockchain, providing a tamper-proof and verifiable way to prove one’s qualifications or accomplishments. Anchoring Data to Blockchain Anchoring data to a blockchain involves attaching

Several organizations and platforms have already implemented blockchain technology in online learning, showcasing its potential to eliminate fraud and enhance the learning experience. Let’s explore some notable case studies: 1. Learning Machine (now Hyland): Learning Machine, in partnership with the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), developed the “Blockcerts” open standard for issuing and verifying digital

Cryptocurrency burn refers to the deliberate and permanent removal of a certain amount of tokens or coins from circulation. This process is typically executed by sending the tokens to an address or smart contract that has no private key or is otherwise inaccessible, rendering the tokens irretrievable. Burning cryptocurrencies serves various purposes and can have

Uber Eats is an online food ordering and delivery software with a tagline order food to your door! Uber Eats helps users to order their favorite food from the numerous restaurants that are listed in the area they are in or to the chosen order delivery address (which often comes with an extra distant delivery