Blockchain, blockchain, blockchain: The 10 most popular startup news articles for 2018
Looking at what StartupSmart readers liked the most this year, one clear trend sticks out: blockchain and Bitcoin were the hottest topics of 2018.
Happy birthday Bitcoin: What we can learn from its formative 10 years
Since Bitcoin was born in 2008, we have seen extraordinary hype, astronomical price booms and busts and thousands of spin-off cryptocurrencies.
The right to be forgotten: Protecting privacy in the age of blockchain
A selling point of blockchain is once data is added to the chain, it can’t be changed or removed, but this is an issue given one's “right to be forgotten”.
Amazon, but for fish: Seafood-trading platform ShoreTrade raises $2 million to disrupt an “antiquated” industry
An Australian fishmonger is gearing up to take on the “antiquated” fishing industry through the launch of new app-based seafood trading platform ShoreTrade.
Bitcoin in your pocket: Singapore startup brings cryptocurrency into the physical realm
Cryptocurrency has come full circle, with Singapore startup Tangem creating a physical manifestation of bitcoin that you can carry in your pocket.
Eight tips on how best to do business in the wild world of China’s blockchain ecosystem
Here's what it's really like to pitch a blockchain business in China, and how Australian startups fare on the world stage.
Are ICOs here to stay? Despite plunging crypto prices and faltering companies, blockchain startups stay bullish
With cryptocurrency prices plunging over the past eight months, will initial coin offerings (ICOs) remain a viable funding option for blockchain startups?
Australian National Blockchain will bring opportunities for disruptive startups, says Data61 senior research scientist
CSIRO’s Data61 data innovation group is collaborating with law firm Herbert Smith Freehills and IBM to build a national blockchain for smart contracts.
Don’t get caught up in the crypto bubble, Freelancer’s Matt Barrie warns startups
Freelancer founder Matt Barrie has advised startups not to get “enamoured” with cryptocurrencies, but to focus on solving a problem instead.
How quantum computers could steal your Bitcoin
Puzzles used to protect bitcoin are so complex that current technology cannot crack them. But quantum computers could crack these puzzles in coming decades.
Australian government and IBM sign $1 billion deal for blockchain, AI technologies
A $1 billion five-year technologies deal between the Australian government and IBM will accelerate the uptake of new technologies in the public sector.
Power Ledger partners with Silicon Valley power grid to tackle renewable energy’s ‘duck’ problem
Australian blockchain-based energy trading startup Power Ledger is partnering with the Silicon Valley power grid to work towards incentivising drivers of electric vehicles to charge their rides during the day, rather than at peak times.