Security token offering (STO) has lower risks compared to an initial coin offering (ICO) since it is compliant to securities laws that ensure transparency is observed and are backed by real-world assets which can be assessed easily for its pricing configuration.
With devices like the Galaxy S10 and the XPhone, Filipino smartphone users can slowly but surely familiarize themselves with blockchain technology and its myriad of benefits.
Two local technology business incubators – QBO Innovation Hub and Animo Labs – have inked a memorandum of understanding with Singapore-based BCB Blockchain for joint projects on incubations, hackathons, and smart city solutions.
The GPS and cloud-based platform enables businesses to acquire their logistics needs in a much more streamlined way from the customs broker and trucking phases, up to the warehouse level.
Philippine blockchain-enabled ticketing startup Ticket2Me has announced that it has secured a $350,000 (about P18.5 million) seed funding from Singapore-based Citystate Group.
Individuals, doctors, and insurance companies may soon be able to access and track their and their patients' medical histories in an app via a single, consolidated, and secure blockchain technology-based system.
The success of blockchain in fintech has prompted significant investment in deploying the underlying infrastructure for application development and testing in other industries.
