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Mike Cartwright in Blockchain.City

Mar 28, 2018

Could a Blockchain replace DNS?

I recently read an article about .ETH, an initiative outside the existing domain industry which is aimed…

Mike Cartwright in Blockchain.City

Apr 11, 2018

Identity on Blockchain

While speaking at a blockchain event in Seattle recently I was asked to predict where blockchain technology would make…

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Mike Cartwright in Blockchain.City

Apr 1, 2018

Could Blockchain help the Homeless?

Most of the people who will read this article will have never visited a homeless shelter and will…

Mike Cartwright in Blockchain.City

May 17, 2018

Why DigitalTown selected RChain

As an organization, DigitalTown has set itself some lofty goals. It aims to put every city in the world…

Mike Cartwright in Blockchain.City

May 7, 2018

Power, speed, and a ghost named Casper

The two most popular blockchain platforms, Bitcoin and Ethereum, are slow and expensive. The…

Mike Cartwright in Blockchain.City

Mar 28, 2018

Planning for an uncertain future

I was forwarded an article this week that included an honest appraisal of launching a new product on…

Mike Cartwright in Blockchain.City

Mar 23, 2018

Peer-to-Peer Energy Trading

Despite living very close to a major US city, power outages are a common occurrence in my neighborhood. This…

Mike Cartwright in Blockchain.City

Mar 26, 2018

How Blockchain will clear away the Clouds

2017 was the breakout year for Blockchain and its benefits and current limitations are…

Mike Cartwright in Blockchain.City

Mar 19, 2018

Owning your Data — Credit scores

One of the core topics emerging through a number of startups leveraging Blockchain technology is the…

Mike Cartwright in Blockchain.City

Mar 26, 2018

Pay ME per view

It’s over 10 years since Google bought DoubleClick the online advertising company for a reported $3.1 billion. It is estimated…

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