What are Smart Contracts? A short introduction
Smart Contracts are commonly known as computer programs that run automatically, without the need for human intervention or AI to perform a huge variety of activities.
Exploring Blockchain and its main legal challenges
The main scepticism is explained by the fact that the processes that allow Blockchain technology to be implemented often differ greatly from how most financial activities operate because they do not conform to current legal structures and create legislative gaps.
How Blockchain Technology is Disrupting HR Services
"Disrupting HR services" has always been the mantra of new technologies that have come out. The goal of this article is to provide a succinct overview of how Blockchain technology is disrupting the Human Resource services.
Here’s the Current Blockchain Landscape in Switzerland
How does the Blockchain Landscape look like in Switzerland in 2021? The current blockchain landscape in Switzerland has presented many opportunities. Everyone wins within...
Malta: New set of regulatory framework for Blockchain
The Malta Financial Services Authority (MFSA), the local Financial Services Authority, has recently released three blockchain and cryptocurrency bills. However, their implementation has been...
When does a solar energy system pay off? – Ormera
Profitability calculation: When does a solar energy system pay off? There are several reasons and incentives to invest in a solar energy system. While real...
Blockchain Life 2025 — Dubai’s Web3 Forum (Oct 28–29)
Blockchain Life 2025, Dubai — Oct 28–29 | Dates, Venue, Tickets, Agenda ...
Epresspack partners with Keeex and propels its clients’ press releases on Blockchain
Press releases from platforms "powered by Epresspack" can now be authenticated on blockchain. With KeeeX, Epresspack’s goal is to protect its customers' communication by...
Atomic Swaps
Atomic swaps utilize blockchain smart contracts technology in order to facilitate the exchange of one form of cryptocurrency for another. This is done without using a centralized entity, such as an exchange.