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Many significant and important government services and processes are operated using outdated technology and inefficient workflows. Many of these manual processes are perfect candidates for improvement with blockchain.

If you can’t beat them, join them. That seems to be the stance Australian politicians have taken towards blockchain technology as of late.

The past two years have seen an explosion in interest in blockchain technology and decentralized application (DApp) development, which brought with it a suite of new development tools and services created by the community to make developers’ lives easier.

Most financial institutions have been in a long-term relationship with complex trading infrastructures, but it hasn’t always been smooth sailing.

Australia’s blockchain and cryptocurrency ecosystem has been given a boost following the merger of the country’s two blockchain industry bodies.

Our Head of Finance, Jonathon Carley, CA, FGIA, takes a look at the highlights of the Federal Budget.

There’s been a lot of noise lately about the introduction of security tokens and the potential advantages tokenized assets could have over traditional trading counterparts.

Understanding the differences between utility and security tokens: the theme park analogy.

Tokenization is the talk of the town. This article features a brief background on token sales, a practical experiment in creating a security token, and a look at what we...

Samsung unveiled the latest iteration of its Galaxy line of smartphones on February 20, and included is a new feature that has cryptocurrency fans excited.

DigitalX Blockchain Developer Micheal Buchanan explains 'Sapphire', the third Ethereum 2.0 testnet.

As the DeFi (Decentralised Finance) space rapidly expands - with over 180,000 borrowers and lenders, $10B USD of originated lending since Q4 2019, and $1B USD in active loans - it’s a good time to reflect on what some are now calling blockchain’s ‘killer’ application

In this article we show how company shares can be issued and transferred using a simplified DAML smart contract.