Blockchain technology remains one of the hottest trends among financial, government and commercial organisations worldwide. ForkLog outlines the most interesting recent blockchain initiatives.<\/p>\n
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Ukraine has observer status<\/a> within the framework of the European Blockchain Partnership.<\/p>\n It is expected that Ukraine’s accession will facilitate the integration of the country’s digital economic space with the EU.<\/p>\n The Deputy Minister of Digital Transformation, Alexander Borniakov, said that this will bolster work on implementing blockchain in public registries and services, and help create a \u201chighly efficient regulatory environment\u201d for the virtual-assets market.<\/p>\n Analytical company Nansen introduced the Web3 messenger<\/a> Connect, with end-to-end encryption, aimed at participants in the crypto industry.<\/p>\n In a press release, the company emphasised that it regards the digital wallet as a form of identity, so authentication in the app will rely on blockchain addresses.<\/p>\n \u00abWith Connect, users will be able to log in with their crypto wallet, choose a name based on their wallet labels from Nansen, join groups that are built around data on holdings and on-chain activity, send private messages to other users, monitor real\u2011time statistics on key-collection and holdings\u00bb, \u2014 the press release said.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n The French Olympic Committee explores<\/a> the potential use of blockchain for selling tickets to the upcoming 2024 Olympic Games.<\/p>\n The interministerial delegate for the Paris 2024 Olympic Games, Michel Cadot, presented recommendations on selling tickets using DLT<\/span>.<\/p>\n According to one proposal, fans could buy tickets via a special QR code. They would be non-transferable, and codes would be sent to users several days before the Games begin.<\/p>\n On entry to the venue and at registration, the ticket would be deactivated.<\/p>\n Cadot argued that blockchain usage would provide transparency and additional security.<\/p>\n President Faustin-Archange Touad\u00e9ra stated<\/a> plans to tokenise the country’s natural resources.<\/p>\n Under the Sango project, access to tokenised assets will be granted to companies tied to the crypto industry and \u201cestablishing a presence in the country.\u201d<\/p>\n The CAR possesses substantial natural resources\u2014diamond, uranium, gold and oil deposits. Yet it remains one of the poorest countries in Africa and in the world overall.<\/p>\nNansen unveils a Web3 messenger for the crypto community<\/h2>\n
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France studies blockchain possibilities for selling tickets to the 2024 Summer Olympics<\/h2>\n
The Central African Republic tokenises its natural resources<\/h2>\n
Nigerian Stock Exchange NGX to integrate blockchain by 2023<\/h2>\n