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It comes as US Bitcoin miners have had to deal with delayed deliveries of Bitmain ASICs that have been stuck at US ports of entry for weeks.

With consumer demand for sustainable products on the rise, coupled with stricter regulations and a growing emphasis on environmental and social responsibility, the agricultural industry is turning to blockchain technology to help implement ESG principles.

As gold prices soar amid global economic uncertainty, the precious metal is once again looking like an attractive investment option. Blockchain, DePIN, and AI are helping to break down barriers to entry, making gold more attainable for the masses.

Dubai Customs hopes the blockchain solution will facilitate tamper-proof data sharing, save time and effort and reduce voluminous paperwork for local supply chains.

Cacao farmers in emerging regions often lack access to financial services as well as efficient, sustainable production practices. A new blockchain-based app aims to change that.

From avocado trees to blockchain, learn what utility NFTs are and how they’re reshaping the agricultural industry.

Many supply chain and logistics organizations are seeking AI-driven solutions to enhance their workflow efficiency.

OriginTrail co-founders Žiga Drev and Tomaz Levak break down the importance of knowledge verifiability in the era of AI hallucinations, plus much more.

Brian Armstrong has been hugely critical of the U.S. failure to provide the crypto industry with regulatory clarity and has long argued it will push firms offshore.

Agricultural sectors, such as the coffee market, can integrate blockchain to achieve better traceability, security, and speed.

Blockchain is reshaping the agricultural industry by increasing transparency, traceability and efficiency in supply chain management and compliance.

The latest fork on the “roadmap” shores up the network’s new validation mechanism while finally allowing stakers access to their ETH rewards.

China and Hong Kong are pouring money into the blockchain logistics industry to take the lead.

Blockchain technology can be used for fake product detection, providing secure and transparent records of transactions to prevent fraud and counterfeiting.

Blockchain technology is empowering women in developing countries with financial freedom and improved access to social inclusivity and growth.