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Is It Time to Learn Blockchain?

Each week I see more and more articles on Blockchain and cryptocurrencies.  Blockchain has become a big buzzword in the technology world and I came across this article by Kate Kucherenko that had some very good information and insight on the subject.

What is Blockchain?  Well according to this article, Kate explains it as digital records that are combined into "blocks", which are then linked with each other cryptographically and chronologically into a "chain" using complex mathematical algorithms.  Each block is linked to the previous one and contains a set of records.  New blocks are always added strictly to the end of the chain.

Businesses and banks are starting to put a lot of money into blockchain projects.  They realize that blockchain will solve many problems, especially in the transactional economy.

If you want to learn more about blockchain the article has several links on more info about the technology as well.  Time to learn some blockchain!

Also found another great article about the blockchain technology.

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