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Add to Preferred SourcesBlockchain could enable parties with no particular trust in each other to exchange any kind of digital assets (money, contracts, land titles, medical and educational records, services or goods) on a peer-to-peer basis with fewer to no intermediaries.
Its potential for wide-ranging changes in the economy, industry, and society is now being explored across sectors and organisations.
Bringing together research from six JRC units, EU report “Blockchain Now and Tomorrow” provides multidimensional insights into the state of blockchain technology.
It identifies ongoing and upcoming transformations, and it sets out an anticipatory approach for applications in finance, industry, trade and public sectors, moving beyond the hype and debunking controversies.
Read and download the report: Blockchain Now And Tomorrow – Assessing Multidimensional Impacts of Distributed Ledger Technologies.
Original source: European Commission
Published on 08 October 2019