Blockchain Voting Systems Could Be the Future, but Current Flaws Persist

Internet voting may have security vulnerabilities, but blockchain can still provide much-needed transparency for online systems. As shelter-in-place orders are extended throughout the United States due to the coronavirus pandemic, controversy around online voting systems has surfaced. The dangers of internet voting were recently publicly announced by the American Association for the Advancement of Science, […]

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$12M Wheat Trade Between U.S. and Indonesia Settled on Blockchain

Cargill & Agrocorp settled their first international trade of $12 million wheat using blockchain. International agriculture giants, Agrocorp and Cargill, have traded $12 million worth of wheat from North America to Indonesia via the blockchain.  The transaction was made via the Singapore-based blockchain platform dltledgers, which is based on Hyperledger Fabric.  International cooperative bank Rabobank, […]

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