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  • SEC Commissioner Hester Peirce Slams Agency’s Crypto Actions

    SEC Commissioner Hester Peirce Slams Agency’s Crypto Actions

    SEC commissioner Hester Peirce has publicly slammed her agency for being “hostile to crypto” and a “paternalistic and lazy regulator.”

    The SEC recently orchestrated a $30 million settlement with Kraken over its crypto-staking program. While the agency touted it as a win for investors, not everyone was convinced, including Commissioner Peirce.

    “Today, the SEC shut down Kraken’s staking program and counted it as a win for investors,” Peirce wrote. “I disagree and therefore dissent.”

    Commissioner Peirce then goes on to describe Kraken’s model, which allowed crypto owners to “offer their tokens up for staking,” with both customers and company profiting. She then goes on to lament that, rather than providing guidance and guidelines for such programs, the agency went into enforcement mode, claiming Kraken’s operation should have been registered with the SEC.

    As Commissioner Peirce highlights, however, “crypto-related offerings are not making it through the SEC’s registration pipeline” in the current climate. She then makes the case that it would be better for the agency to put forth clear guidelines for crypto companies rather than immediately jumping to enforcement action.

    “Instead of taking the path of thinking through staking programs and issuing guidance, we again chose to speak through an enforcement action, purporting to ‘make clear to the marketplace that staking-as-a-service providers must register and provide full, fair, and truthful disclosure and investor protection,’” Peirce continues. “Using enforcement actions to tell people what the law is in an emerging industry is not an efficient or fair way of regulating.”

    In her most damning words of the dissent, Commission Peirce argues that Kraken’s program benefited investors and called out the SEC for shutting it down.

    “Most concerning, though, is that our solution to a registration violation is to shut down entirely a program that has served people well,” she added. “The program will no longer be available in the United States, and Kraken is enjoined from ever offering a staking service in the United States, registered or not. A paternalistic and lazy regulator settles on a solution like the one in this settlement: do not initiate a public process to develop a workable registration process that provides valuable information to investors, just shut it down.”

    It’s unclear if Commissioner Peirce’s dissent will have any lasting impact, especially given SEC Chair Gary Gensler’s open hostility toward crypto.

  • Senate Banking Chairman Opens Door to Banning Crypto

    Senate Banking Chairman Opens Door to Banning Crypto

    In the wake of the FTX crypto meltdown, Senate banking chairman Sherrod Brown has opened the door to banning crypto.

    The FTX meltdown is being credited with tremendous harm to the crypto market and has led to widespread calls for greater legislation. According to The Hill, Brown told NBC’s Chuck Todd that banning was an option.

    “Maybe banning it, although banning it is very difficult because it will go offshore and who knows how that will work,” Brown said

    At the same time, Brown acknowledged that the crypto market represents a “complicated, unregulated pot of money.”

    “So we’ve got to do this right,” the senator said, adding that he has talked to the Treasury Department to do a related assessment across regulatory agencies.

  • How Crypto Has Changed How We View Money

    How Crypto Has Changed How We View Money

    The rise of cryptocurrencies has begun to change how people view money and how it works for their needs. As the internet develops into the metaverse, people need new ways to spend and engage with money and digital currencies. As this form of currency becomes more popular, the uses and value of crypto have been changing and developing to suit the possible items that you can buy with this form of money. This article looks at how crypto has begun to change the way that people view and understand money.

    Solving issues of trust

    Traditional banking systems and means of financial transfer require you to know and trust those you interact with. Crypto requires that you trust the systems and security that blockchain provides instead. As long as you understand cryptography and the blockchain that underpins cryptocurrencies, you are a great deal safer making and accepting payments than you would be using any other systems of payment and don’t have to trust anyone.

     The un-bankable now have access

    There are so many people around the globe, especially in underdeveloped areas of the globe where large numbers of unbanked and un-bankable people remain. No longer do you need to have a bank account or jump through the hoops required to open one to have access to either buy things online or invest in international finance. Crypto has made access a reality for millions, and as long as they have the tech and the know-how, they, too, can enter the international financial playing field.

    Massive saved transaction costs

    The peer-to-peer system of crypto allows for fewer fees. There is no central bank nor a go-between credit card provider that is able to charge additional service or handling fees. As soon as the handling fees are reduced and removed, the entire transaction is cheaper. Many more transactions can also be completed for a fraction of the costs associated with payments via credit cards and debit cards.

    Highlighted the real costs of digital assets

    The ability to use crypto to buy digital assets and those aspects of online and virtual gameplay that are required in the games we play has become a major aspect of the time people spend on the internet. It is important to have access to the information and updates that are provided by a business like OKX which provides a market watch for a crypto platform like Ethereum and the Ether currency, which is widely used in games and online entertainment. The use of cryptos that have real-life value and that can be used to buy digital and virtual assets has shown that the time people spend online and the games they play have a lot more value to people than ever before. The rise of cryptocurrencies has changed how people view money and what money means to them in a digital world. As discussed above, the aspects of cryptocurrency and digital money have changed the most in the digital world. In general, it is all about the value assigned to the various types and forms of money that we use and need to make positive additions to our lives on the internet and in the metaverse.

  • Google Cloud Partners With Coinbase to Enable Crypto Payments and Web3 Innovation

    Google Cloud Partners With Coinbase to Enable Crypto Payments and Web3 Innovation

    Google Cloud will soon let customers pay with crypto thanks to a new partnership with Coinbase.

    As part of the partnership between the two companies, “Coinbase will use Google Cloud’s powerful compute platform to process blockchain data at scale.” Coinbase will also benefit from Google’s fiber-optic network, using the speed of the service to help power machine-learning crypto insights.

    Google plans to allow select customers to pay for cloud services via crypto, with customers in the Web3 space being given the opportunity first.

    “We are excited Google Cloud has selected Coinbase to help bring Web3 to a new set of users and provide powerful solutions to developers,” said Brian Armstrong, Co-founder and CEO of Coinbase. “With more than 100 million verified users and 14,500 institutional clients, Coinbase has spent more than a decade building industry-leading products on top of blockchain technology. We could not ask for a better partner to help execute our vision of building a trusted bridge into the Web3 ecosystem.”

    “We want to make building in Web3 faster and easier, and this partnership with Coinbase helps developers get one step closer to that goal,” said Thomas Kurian, CEO of Google Cloud. “We’re proud Coinbase has chosen Google Cloud as its strategic cloud partner, and we’re ready to serve the thriving global Web3 customer and partner ecosystem. Our focus is making it frictionless for all customers to take advantage of our scalability, reliability, security, and data services, so they can focus on innovation in the Web3 space.”

  • Dutch Authorities Arrest Suspected Tornado Cash Developer

    Dutch Authorities Arrest Suspected Tornado Cash Developer

    In an unusual twist in crypto news, an individual has been arrested by Dutch authorities over suspicion of being a Tornado Cash developer.

    Tornado Cash is the crypto mixing service that was recently banned by US authorities. The app masks transactions by mixing them together before sending the funds to their final destination. According to TechCrunch, US authorities banned the app because it’s commonly used to launder crypto funds.

    The outlet also reports a suspected developer has been arrested by Dutch authorities, prompting fear and criticism from both the crypto and privacy communities. The authorities didn’t rule out the possibility of multiple arrests.

    Many took to Twitter to point out the seeming double standard of not arresting and jailing the creators of popular traditional financial services since they are used for far more money laundering than Tornado Cash.

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    Sill others pointed out how the banning of Tornado Cash and the arrest of its developer appears to be a blatant attack on privacy.

    Perhaps the most chilling observations were those highlighting the dangerous precedent being set for developers and the responsibility they will hold for how others use their products.

  • New Bill Would Give Crypto Users a Break on Small Transactions

    New Bill Would Give Crypto Users a Break on Small Transactions

    A new bipartisan bill has been introduced in the US Senate that would exempt crypto transactions under $50 from being taxed.

    Crypto trading has become an increasingly complex activity in the US, from a tax standpoint, with individuals needing to report even the smallest transaction. Senators Patrick Toomey and Kyrsten Sinema have introduced a bill that would make things much easier, exempting transactions under $50 or transactions where earnings are less than $50.

    “While digital currencies have the potential to become an ordinary part of Americans’ everyday lives, our current tax code stands in the way,” said Senator Toomey. “The Virtual Currency Tax Fairness Act will allow Americans to use cryptocurrencies more easily as an everyday method of payment by exempting from taxes small personal transactions like buying a cup of coffee.”

    “We’re protecting Arizonans from surprise taxes on everyday digital payments, so as use of digital currencies increases, Arizonans can keep more of their own money in their pockets and continue to thrive,” said Senator Sinema.

    The bill would significantly ease challenges involved in everyday crypto, challenges the Senators highlight:

    Under current law, every time a digital asset is used, a taxable event occurs. For example, if an individual uses digital assets to purchase a cup of coffee, the individual would owe capital gains on the transaction if the digital asset appreciated in value—even if the asset appreciated by only a fraction of a penny. The Virtual Currency Tax Fairness Act would simplify the use of digital assets for everyday transactions by creating a sensible de minimis exemption for gains of less than $50 on personal transactions and for personal transactions under $50.

    Should the bill pass, it’s a safe bet it will be welcomed by many.

  • Lawmakers Call for Regulating Cryptomining

    Lawmakers Call for Regulating Cryptomining

    Several lawmakers have sent a letter to the heads of the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and Department of Energy (DOE) to express concerns about cryptomining.

    Cryptomining has emerged as a resource-intensive task that is increasingly being viewed as climate-unfriendly. Lawmakers are now writing Michael Regan, Administrator of the EPA, and Jennifer Granholm, Secretary of the DOE, to provide additional information about the energy impact of cryptomining, including the impact it is having on residents and small businesses.

    In their letter, Senators Elizabeth Warren, Sheldon Whitehouse, and Edward J. Markey, were joined by Representatives Jared Huffman, Rashida Tlaib, and Jeffrey A. Merkley.

    Cryptomining in the city of Plattsburgh, New York reportedly resulted in residential electricity bills that were “up to $300 higher than usual” in the winter of 2018, leading the city to introduce the nation’s first 18-month moratorium on new cryptomining operations. A recent study estimates that “the power demands of cryptocurrency mining operations in upstate New York push up annual electric bills by about $165 million for small businesses and $79 million for individuals.” Moreover, states like Texas with relatively cheap electricity costs are experiencing an influx of cryptomining companies, raising concerns about the state’s unreliable electricity market and the potential for cryptomining to add to the stress on the state’s power grid.

    The lawmakers point out that the problem is amplified by a lack of regulation and oversight for the industry in general, leading the lawmakers to reach out to seven of the top cryptomining companies in the US.

    The seven companies alone indicated that they presently have developed over 1,045 MW capacity for cryptomining. This is nearly enough capacity to power all the residences in Houston, Texas.

    The lawmakers also expressed concern over the carbon emissions the industry produces. While some of the top seven companies touted facilities that were using sustainable energy, other of their facilities produce massive amounts of carbon.

    For example, Riot indicated that its 51 MW Coinmint facility “utilizes nearly exclusively hydroelectricity, a zero-emission, sustainable energy source.” But its Whinstone facility, which is seven times larger, uses power from the Texas grid that relies on coal or natural gas for more than 63 percent of its generating capacity.

    The letter is the latest challenge for an industry already reeling from massive losses.

  • Elon Musk Sees Opportunity in the Current Crypto Crash

    Elon Musk Sees Opportunity in the Current Crypto Crash

    Amid a massive crypto crash that has seen fortunes erased, Elon Musk is doubling down, continuing to support his favorite crypto.

    The crypto market is currently having a moment of crisis, with values dropping, companies laying off employees, and others struggling to stay solvent. While many are questioning their investments, Musk sees the current market as a buying opportunity for his favorite crypto, Dogecoin.

    When Altcoin Gordon replied, encourging Musk to “keep buying it then,” Musk replied with “I am.”

  • Bill Gates: Crypto and NFTs ‘100% Based on Greater Fool Theory’

    Bill Gates: Crypto and NFTs ‘100% Based on Greater Fool Theory’

    Don’t count Bill Gates as a fan of cryptocurrency or NFTs, with the tech icon calling them “100% based on greater fool theory.”

    The crypto market is in the midst of a massive downturn, one that has seen billions wiped from the ledgers. While many are looking at this as a buying opportunity, Gates is not impressed with crypto or NFTs, according to CNBC. Gates referred to both, but especially NFTs, as being “based on fool theory,” meaning the value on an already overvalued asset only goes up when enough investors want them.

    “I’m used to asset classes … like a farm where they have output, or like a company where they make products,” Gates said, regarding NFTs.

    On the topic of crypto, Gates said: “I’m not involved in that. I’m not long or short any of those things.”

    Interestingly, Gates comments come at a time when NFTs are increasingly gaining mainstream support. Salesforce recently unveiled its own NFT platform, NFT Cloud, as a way for companies to mint and sell NFTs. The company emphasized their intention of making their platform a trusted marketplace, one that would be environmentally friendly, addressing two of the biggest critiques of the burgeoning tech.

    Only time will tell if the crypto market will recover, and if NFTs will continue to gain steam. In the meantime, it doesn’t sound like Gates will be investing in either.

  • LG Electronics Pivots to Crypto and Blockchain

    LG Electronics Pivots to Crypto and Blockchain

    LG Electronics may be pivoting to the cryptocurrency market, adding crypto and blockchain to its corporate interests.

    LG has been going through some major changes, as the company recently shut down its mobile division to focus on its core business. That core business is being expanded in new directions, however, with the company adding crypto and blockchain to its areas of focus.

    According to Korea JoongAng Daily, the company is looking at “the development and selling of blockchain-based software” and “the sale and brokerage of cryptocurrency.” The wording has led to speculation the company could launch its own crypto exchange.

    When asked about it, the company did not confirm or deny the possibility.

    “Nothing has been decided yet,” a spokesperson said, “We just mentioned business areas in a broad manner.”

  • India’s Central Bank Compares Crypto to a ‘Ponzi Scheme’

    The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has come out swinging against cryptocurrency, likening it to a “Ponzi scheme.”

    The Indian government has been considering the possibility of moving forward with crypto adoption, proposing a tax on digital currencies in what would be a major step toward accepting it as legal tender.

    According to TechCrunch, however, the RBI is not a fan.

    “We have also seen that cryptocurrencies are not amenable to definition as a currency, asset or commodity; they have no underlying cash flows, they have no intrinsic value; that they are akin to Ponzi schemes, and may even be worse,” said T. Rabi Sankar, deputy governor of RBI.

    The RBI is not doubt concerned about the adoption rate of crypto within the country, the world’s second-largest internet market. It remains to be seen if the government will continue moving forward, or if the pressure from the RBI will lead to a change of plans.

  • Uber Will One Day Accept Crypto, But Not Yet

    Uber Will One Day Accept Crypto, But Not Yet

    Uber is the latest company to signal its willingness to accept cryptocurrencies as payment, but not until some major changes take place.

    Companies across multiple industries have begun accepting crypto as payment. Tesla was one of the biggest companies to accept crypto before backtracking over environmental concerns. That view has been echoed by other organizations, such as Mozilla, which have stopped accepting crypto over the same issues.

    According to Bloomberg, Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi said his company would also like to accept crypto “at some point,” before saying “this isn’t the right point.”

    Uber is waiting until crypto transaction fees are lower, reducing its environmental impact.

    “We’re having conversations all the time,” Khosrowshahi said. “As the exchange mechanism becomes less expensive and becomes more environmentally friendly, I think you will see us leaning into crypto a little bit more.”

    Khosrowshahi’s statement is just the latest indication of the challenges crypto faces before it gains widespread adoption.

  • Meta-Backed Diem Considering Sale of Assets, May Shut Down

    Meta-Backed Diem Considering Sale of Assets, May Shut Down

    Diem, the Meta-backed cryptocurrency project, is considering a sale of its assets and may ultimately dissolve.

    The Diem Association began its life as the Libra Association, with backing from some of the biggest companies in the world. Ultimately, Facebook’s backing proved to be part of its undoing, with lawmakers around the world expressing concern over the prospect of Facebook having even more of people’s sensitive data. The project lost the backing of multiple high-profile companies, and ultimately changed its name to Diem.

    It appears the project’s fortunes have not improved in the intervening months. According to Bloomberg, sources familiar with the matter have said the association is considering a sale of its assets as a way to return money to investors. The association has even gone so far as to enlist the assistance of investment bankers to help it chart the best way to accomplish this goal, as well as help its engineers find a place to land.

    If the report is true, it would mark a major failure for Meta, and comprise one of the worst instances of its reputation for poor privacy severely limiting its ambitions.

  • Crypto.com Halts Transactions After Thefts, Upgrades Account Security

    Crypto.com Halts Transactions After Thefts, Upgrades Account Security

    Crypto.com halted all transactions Monday, after a small number of accounts were compromised, and is beefing up account security in response.

    Crypto.com is a popular cryptocurrency trading platform. Some of the platform’s users experienced unauthorized activity, with some reporting the theft of their crypto.

    The company halted all transactions in response, making the announcement in a series of tweets.

    Earlier today a small number of users experienced unauthorized activity in their accounts. All funds are safe.

    In an abundance of caution, security on all accounts is being enhanced, requiring users to:

    -Sign back into their App & Exchange accounts

    -Reset their 2FA

    — Crypto.com (@cryptocom), January 17, 2022

    This update will be rolled out to users progressively over the next few hours.

    Once complete, withdrawals will be re-enabled.

    We understand this may be an inconvenience, but security comes first.

    Thank you for your support.

    — Crypto.com (@cryptocom), January 17, 2022

  • Norton 360 Upsets Customers By Installing a Cryptominer

    Norton 360 Upsets Customers By Installing a Cryptominer

    Norton 360 isn’t winning any popularity contests with its latest move, as the software is installing a cryptomining program on customers’ computers.

    Hackers often try to compromise computers in an effort to install crypto mining software and use networks of such devices for their own profit. In view of that, it’s surprising that one of the most popular security and antivirus packages is now installing crypto mining software of its own.

    First noticed by KrebsOnSecurity, Norton Crypto will mine Ethereum when the computer is idle, splitting profit between the user and Norton. The user will make 85%, while Norton keeps 15%.

    According to the company, the feature is opt-in, and users can turn it off if they change their mind. Unfortunately, some users are finding that opting out and removing Norton Crypto is easier said than done.

    Needless to say, borrowing a page from hackers’ playbooks and installing a cryptominer without making its intentions clear is not going over well with customers, and could lead to more than a few defections to other security suites.

  • Mozilla Backtracks on Accepting Crypto After Backlash

    Mozilla Backtracks on Accepting Crypto After Backlash

    Mozilla has put the brakes on accepting crypto donations after facing severe backlash, including from one of its original founders.

    Mozilla announced last week that it was planning on accepting cryptocurrency for donations. The announcement sparked immediate backlash, with some of the most vocal criticism coming from one of its original founders, Jamie “jwz” Zawinski.

    It appears Mozilla got the message, saying it pausing its plans to accept crypto donations while it reviews whether its policies match its climate goals.

    Unfortunately for crypto, this is not the first time a major organization has suspended its plans to accept it. Tesla made headlines when it announced it would also stop accepting bitcoin as payment over environmental concerns.

  • Airbnb ‘Lookin Into’ Accepting Crypto

    Airbnb ‘Lookin Into’ Accepting Crypto

    Airbnb CEO Brian Chesky said the company is “looking into” accepting cryptocurrencies for payment.

    Chesky asked Twitter what features they most wanted the company to launch in 2022, leading users to sound off on what mattered most to them.

    As it turns out, one of the most popular requests was for crypto support. As some individuals pointed out, this would make it much easier for overseas customers, since some countries block international payments.

    Evidently, the company is already working on it.

    Airbnb’s accepting crypto would be a major boost to the overall crypto market, and provide customers with an excellent option to simplify international payments.

  • Mozilla Founder Jamie Zawinski Lambasts Mozilla’s Crypto Move

    Mozilla Founder Jamie Zawinski Lambasts Mozilla’s Crypto Move

    Jamie “jwz” Zawinski, has lambasted the organization he helped found for announcing it will accept cryptocurrency donations.

    Zawinski is notable for being one of the original creators of Netscape Navigator. He is also the one who proposed the name “Mozilla,” promoted the idea of open-sourcing Netscape, and was a founding member of the Mozilla organization.

    Despite his background, he is most definitely not a fan of the organization’s most recent decision, if his expletive-laced tweet is any indication. He was tweeting in response to Mozilla’s tweet that they would accept crypto donations.

    It’s unlikely Zawinski’s disapproval will have any impact, given that he is no longer part of Mozilla. It’s also not surprising the organization is accepting crypto, given its need to continue develop alternate income sources, and its privacy-oriented nature. Accepting donations available via crypto is a natural merging of those two positions.

  • Novi on WhatsApp Brings Crypto Payments to Limited Number of Users

    Novi on WhatsApp Brings Crypto Payments to Limited Number of Users

    Some WhatsApp users are now able to send and receive crypto via Novi wallet integration.

    Crypto currency is gaining widespread adoption, and many platforms snd services are working to implement crypto payments. WhatsApp competitor Signal added support for MobileCoin in April.

    Thanks to Novi, WhatsApp is following suit, with a limited number of users able to send and receive payments using Novi wallet.

    Novi head Stephane Kasriel assured users that Novi’s integration does not compromise WhatsApp’s privacy, including its end-to-end security.

    Kasriel says the company will learn from its pilot program and expand to additional countries once it receives feedback.

  • Coinbase Lets International Users Earn Interest on Crypto

    Coinbase has announced that it will let international users earn interest on their crypto holdings.

    The company had originally planned on introducing Lend, a feature that would have enabled US customers to lend their crypto and earn interest. After threats from the SEC, Coinbase abandoned the plans.

    Coinbase is now offering a similar service to international customers, a market outside the SEC’s jurisdiction.

    Today we’re introducing a new way for Coinbase’s global customers to put their crypto to work and earn yield. We are making DeFi more accessible, enabling eligible customers in more than 70 countries to access the attractive yields of DeFi from their Dai with no fees, lockups, or set-up hassle.

    Starting today, you’ll be able to earn DeFi yield on Dai, a stablecoin that is designed to be pegged to the US Dollar.

    There is no word on when, or if, DeFi Yield will come to US customers.

  • Blockchain and Healthcare: The Future of Medicine

    Blockchain and Healthcare: The Future of Medicine

    Data breaches are becoming more and more frequent, and they are posing serious threats to the healthcare industry. Breaches in the healthcare industry are not only devastatin to patients whose data is compromised, but also to the hospitals that lose millions in revenue as well as suffer lasting damage to their reputations. Why are these data breaches so frequent, and what is the solution?

    Insecure Data in the Healthcare Industry

    Many hospitals are operating with heavily outdated cyber security systems, oftentimes without a team that is dedicated solely to data security. This lack of knowledge can lead to major holes in cyber security systems which allows for hackers to have easier access to sensitive patient data. Doctors are also more worried about their patients physical privacy, and so digital privacy is often overlooked, but many people don’t realize that lacking cyber security can directly compromise patients privacy. 

    There have been many attempts to increase the digital security systems in the healthcare system, with cybersecurity experts creating new updates to improve systems, but doctors are hesitant to install. Physicians are more inclined to believe that cybersecurity experts over exaggerate problems with digital security which leads to the hesitation in installing new updates, but this can lead to poorer treatment in patients as their information can be at risk of being compromised. 

    The rise of telehealth has also contributed to the rising frequency of data breaches in healthcare. Telehealth involves any medical practices that take place remotely. Patients enter their sensitive information into their computer or phone in order to have video call doctors appointments, or even receive medications delivered to their home. This input of data can be dangerous if necessary security measures are not in place. 

    The Solution to Data Breaches in Hospitals

    Many hospitals are making the switch to blockchain and healthcare in order to increase their security. Blockchain applications store information in fragmented systems, which can make inputting private information safer than in previous years. The information is stored in fragments that hackers do not have easy access to. Patients can also communicate with providers remotely without worrying that third parties will have access to their information. This is due to the added security of the fragmented system that blockchain applications utilize. 

    In hospitals, blockchain applications can be used to store patient information from devices such as wearable monitors. These monitors can track information such as blood pressure or heart rate. The information is secured in a patient file that both the provider and patient have access to. This system means more transparency within the healthcare system, as well as a more organized way of seeing patient data. This can allow doctors to provide more efficient and effective care. 

    The Reward of Switching to Blockchain Applications

    When hospitals suffer from a data breach, they can lose upwards of  $6.5 million. This monetary damage can affect hospitals for years after the breach. More money is lost as patients are less willing to trust the company and revenue goes down. With the frequency of these data breaches occurring, hospitals cannot afford to be losing so much money in lost revenue. They could continue suffering from the reputation damage that often follows a cyber attack.

    The added security benefits of blockchain and healthcare as well as the easy to use system makes it clear. Blockchain and healthcare is the key to a more secure future in medicine.

    Blockchain & The Future Of Medicine