Logistics News

Blockchain technology has proven to be transparent and could make international trade transparent and even more secure.

Cryptocurrencies hijack most blockchain-related headlines, but their underlying technology’s adoption has been growing rapidly.

LBMA CEO Ruth Crowell said the new blockchain-based initiative can help to promote “confidence” in the “integrity and accountability” of the gold that is traded.

The Marshall Islands has opened the gates for a new generation of decentralized corporate organizations after giving legal recognition to DAOs.

A decentralized focus on supply chain logistics and the growing popularity of Web 3.0 applications back TRAC’s move to a new all-time high.

TRAC, KDA and CTSI booked double-digit gains after BTC hit a new all-time high and the total crypto market cap hit $2.63 trillion.

Global Shipping Business Network launched a new blockchain-based platform to digitize the shipping process and sought out key partnerships to target the Asian markets.

The defense contractor has secured access to SyncFab’s supplier intelligence platform to help manage OEMs in Switzerland.

Strong fundamentals and new partnerships back the strong rallies in Morpheus Network, Bridge Mutual and Reef Finance.

The number of major companies using blockchain for logistical purposes is on the rise.

SIMBA Chain has been tapped to beef up the supply chain of the United States Navy after receiving a $1.5 million research grant.

Analysts have been categorizing blockchain projects worldwide into a “periodic table” that allows for a granular analysis of the technology’s inroads into global trade.

Amid the pandemic, blockchain is alleviating the pressure in China’s petrochemical trade.

Logistical management continues to be one of Blockchain’s golden use cases.

IBM and Maersk’s global blockchain shipping platform continues to onboard major new global partners.