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The article was written By Mickael Mosse – Blockchain and Cryptocurrency Expert Is it necessary to manually verify, register, authenticate, and validate a contract? Is it necessary to make processes an endless chain of signatures? Why waste time confirming steps, actions, etc.? says  Mickael Mosse . In the process of digitizing society, challenges have been raised that have been overcome and, many times, not with the creation of new technologies, but by adopting solutions that already existed in the last century, such as btw blockchain technology, a technology that acquired a greater relevance when it was used by Satoshi Nakamoto for the validation of bitcoin transactions. Mickael Mosse points out that, btw  Blockchain technology only does one thing, and that is to act as a certifier, notary, validator, or whatever we want to call it, of actions, operations, and process executions that need to be registered through an unalterable process, whose registration is distribu...

The article was written By Mickael Mosse – Blockchain and Cryptocurrency Expert Mickael Mosse points out that,  Most crypto investors are looking for long-term investments, which they can HODL. Choosing the right coin  (btw)  or token is not easy because the crypto market is crowded and many new ICOs are going up. In the crypto space, we see many tokens trying to solve very similar problems, such as anonymity or security, not to mention tokens from various platforms. This market is very competitive, which investors are aware of, so they are looking for tokens that are able to adapt and keep up with the competition. We see that Ethereum is currently facing a serious scaling problem, a challenge that other  btw  coins and tokens should look forward to as well, as they scale successfully. The third generation tokens have to find a way to solve the scale problem. Essentially, when every transaction must update the worldwide distributed blockchain simultaneously, p...