Do Blockchain White Papers Really Mean Nothing?
On 18th July 2018, Wired published a story by Sophia Chen titled “Why You Can’t Trust More Cryptocurrency White Papers”. It describes the world of blockchain white papers, where — to put it…
Aleph Zero’s Peer-Reviewed Paper is Now Online
Just a couple of days ago we shared the news about our new protocol technical paper being peer-reviewed. Today, our awesome research team — Adam Gagol, Damian Lesniak, Damian Straszak,…
Continue readingBlockchain and Automotive Industry. Where Are They Heading?
An Overview of Blockchain Projects Within the Automotive Industry The automotive industry is already exploring the blockchain space.According to Deloitte’s 2018 global blockchain survey, 73% of respondents think that DLT will…
Continue readingAleph Protocol Got Peer-Reviewed
UPDATE: THE WHITEPAPER IS ONLINE HERE. Aleph protocol has been peer-reviewed and selected for publication in the proceedings of the Advances in Financial Technologies (AFT). It’s one of the top academic conferences in…
Continue readingAleph Zero Foundation Joins the Swiss-Polish Blockchain Association
Aleph Zero Foundation joins the Swiss-Polish Blockchain Association(SPBA) to help strengthen the collaboration between Switzerland and Poland in the Distributed Ledger Technologies (DLT) space. We are honored to join the group of…
Continue readingThe Problem of Bribery in Voting. Can We Solve It?
Whenever voting is involved, one question is ubiquitous: how can we tell if the results have not been skewed due to bribing the voters? Democracy is a system where people…
Continue readingIt Happened: Mercedes-Benz Will Use Blockchain
The technology advancements are constantly reshaping our surroundings. Turns out, blockchain might become the driving force of the near-future transportation. The Background — How is a Car Made? If you…
Continue readingPascal Schmid Joins the Aleph Zero Foundation Board
We are happy to announce Pascal Schmid agreed to join Aleph Zero Foundation Board, effective immediately. Pascal is a Swiss national with 10+ years spent working with firms such as…
Continue readingRecycling the Agreement: Distributed Consensus on DAGs
In recent years, we have witnessed a growing number of new-wave DAG-based cryptocurrencies. It started (most likely) with DAGCoin¹ in 2015, which was followed by many other projects, such as…
Continue readingBlockchain and the World Economic Forum—Here’s What Really Matters
Blockchain and Distributed Ledger Technologies (DLT) are a trend that’s still growing — especially during events such as Davos.
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