Blockchain is an innovative digital technology.
Blockchain became known as the technology behind Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies, but its application potential extends far beyond this.
What initially seemed like a technological playground has now developed into a lighthouse project: CAMP3, TUV Rheinland's virtual platform, is a project that, given its innovative nature, is more likely to be found in start-ups than at an established TIC service provider.
The most recent Bitcoin halving took place in April 2024.
It was the fourth halving since the cryptocurrency was created, as it takes place every four years.
The reward that miners receive for creating Bitcoins (BTC) is halved.
The value therefore continues to move towards 0. What does this mean for the miners?
Now that the initial hype surrounding the metaverse has subsided, its true potential is becoming apparent.
New hardware, breakthroughs in AI technology and concrete applications are showing: The future is within reach.
But are we ready for this new reality?
Beyond cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin, there are numerous potential applications for blockchain - for example in ticketing or supply chain management.
Courageous entrepreneurs and investors are needed to tap into this potential.
One part of the ongoing digitalization process is tokenization.
It allows different financial products to be mapped digitally.
This was not always possible.
In the past, shares were only issued in paper form by a broker or intermediary.
Today, this is no longer necessary.
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