What successful blockchain use cases do you know of?

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We have been discussing blockchain technology, its advantages and the possibilities it provides for years.
Which services do you know that are not primarily connected to the crypto world, but have implemented blockchain into their ecosystem?
I know that IBM and Oracle have implemented some solutions.

But, one of the very good examples is the Everledger Platform https://everledger.io/
They use blockchain technology to track diamonds and gemstones through the supply chain. This helps in the fight against gem theft and counterfeiting.
It is especially worthy of attention because it is a sphere that is not so dependent on IT.

[joniboini]

On the top of my head, I remember LTO and Sharering who managed to get a partnership with businesses outside of the crypto ecosystem such as the UN, and some small businesses that I can't remember. The use case is quite simple though, mostly just data stamping on the blockchain as a way to secure digital identity information, not that complicated and unique in this day and age. However, they have connections that allow them to reach out to markets that are not saturated with crypto jargon. Unfortunately, it doesn't reflect that well on their token price, since most people want to jump on the newest hype instead of a growing business. So I'm not sure if they'll even be around in the next 3 years or so.

[Zed0X]

From Google search on companies using Blockchain Technology https://101blockchains.com/companies-using-blockchain-technology/

I know that some banks uses the Hyperledger Fabric and heard of projects targeting supply chains and healthcare before. I did not expect other industries have started using it as well. I can only assume that the implementation has been successful since we're talking about big companies on that list

[joniboini]

I did not expect other industries have started using it as well. I can only assume that the implementation has been successful since we're talking about big companies on that list

Is the list reliable though? I never heard of that website before. I skimmed through the article and they put no source on any news they reported. While I do remember one or two things they mentioned, such as some companies started testing blockchain to simplify bank transaction data, it would be better to put the source on each list at least. I also don't think they do any verification at all, so even if some companies are mentioned, there's no guarantee they still use blockchain (because they want to test more, find it not appealing enough, etc) as of now. At the end of the day, blockchain is just a form of database, they probably end up with a permission blockchain anyway which is not so different from traditional database since only a handful of people/company can access it. CMIIW.

[Rex067]

We have been discussing blockchain technology, its advantages and the possibilities it provides for years.
Which services do you know that are not primarily connected to the crypto world, but have implemented blockchain into their ecosystem?
I know that IBM and Oracle have implemented some solutions.

But, one of the very good examples is the Everledger Platform https://everledger.io/
They use blockchain technology to track diamonds and gemstones through the supply chain. This helps in the fight against gem theft and counterfeiting.
It is especially worthy of attention because it is a sphere that is not so dependent on IT.

Many factors involved for a successful Blockchain use case out there  including: supply chain management, voting, healthcare, insurance and government services.

[Igebotz]

But, one of the very good examples is the Everledger Platform https://everledger.io/
They use blockchain technology to track diamonds and gemstones through the supply chain. This helps in the fight against gem theft and counterfeiting.
It is especially worthy of attention because it is a sphere that is not so dependent on IT.

Another good example was the use of Solana Blockchain network for the last Morocco E-voting elections to prevent double voting, secured the privacy of voters and whom they voted for, create easy sign in ans vote from anywhere in the world as a registered voter compared to the old system of voting where one goes back to his/her State or center of registration to vote.


       The architecture of the Solana based voting system.

The Blockchain voting system was introduced to INEC (Nigeria) for the last general elections but the ruling party turned it down so they can rig their way in again..

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Another good example was the use of Solana Blockchain network for the last Morocco E-voting elections to prevent double voting, secured the privacy of voters and whom they voted for, create easy sign in ans vote from anywhere in the world as a registered voter compared to the old system of voting where one had to back to his state or center of registration to vote.

I've seen similar software before but on the Ethereum network. I didn't know that something similar was used anywhere.
Do you have a link or more about it?

[Igebotz]

Another good example was the use of Solana Blockchain network for the last Morocco E-voting elections to prevent double voting, secured the privacy of voters and whom they voted for, create easy sign in ans vote from anywhere in the world as a registered voter compared to the old system of voting where one had to back to his state or center of registration to vote.

I've seen similar software before but on the Ethereum network. I didn't know that something similar was used anywhere.
Do you have a link or more about it?

When I get more information I will drop it here....  While still on Blockchain technology I'd like to point out that, while the Nigerian government rejected the Blockchain E-voting idea, the administration did accept the usage of Blockchain technology in other areas to improve credibility and transparency but did not want it in the electoral process. Funny? 

The Federal Government Approves The Blockchain Policy For Nigeria

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When I get more information I will drop it here....  While still on Blockchain technology I'd like to point out that, while the Nigerian government rejected the Blockchain E-voting idea, the administration did accept the usage of Blockchain technology in other areas to improve credibility and transparency but did not want it in the electoral process. Funny? 

The Federal Government Approves The Blockchain Policy For Nigeria

Cunts, they don't want to deprive themselves of the possibility of manipulating the vote 
I have similar wretches here, blockchain and cryptocurrencies are allowed, and partially regulated, but only because some people from the government keep their (illegal) profits through them.

At one point, my country found itself on the FATF blacklist and nobody cared much about it. But when Binance and Kucoin suspended us because of that, all the irregularities were corrected very quickly and a request was sent to the FATF for removal from the list. 
It's certainly not because of me and others like me.

[Lucius]

It's been a long time since I read about how Estonia uses blockchain in its healthcare and that they were the first country in the world to do so. However, one should be honest and say that transparency and the impossibility of manipulating data is not something that many countries in the world will accept.

As some of you already mentioned the elections, I also live in a country that is a member of the EU, but the ruling corrupt elites do not want to introduce e-voting because they would lose the elections 100% because of the hundreds of thousands of people who have moved out of the country, and voting abroad is extremely difficult.

https://innohealthmagazine.com/2021/in-focus/what-is-estonia-doing-with-block-chain-in-providing-healthcare-to-its-citizens/

[Igebotz]

Cunts, they don't want to deprive themselves of the possibility of manipulating the vote 
I have similar wretches here, blockchain and cryptocurrencies are allowed, and partially regulated, but only because some people from the government keep their (illegal) profits through them.

At one point, my country found itself on the FATF blacklist and nobody cared much about it. But when Binance and Kucoin suspended us because of that, all the irregularities were corrected very quickly and a request was sent to the FATF for removal from the list. 
It's certainly not because of me and others like me.

The former CBN Governor statement on Bitcoin and Blockchain at the State House in front of the Senators was what set the country against use of Blockchain technology.

They are black. They are not white. They are not visible and they are not transparent,”

When the proposal came 2 years later, the senators stood strongly against the E-voting and the implementation of the Blockchain technology.

As some of you already mentioned the elections, I also live in a country that is a member of the EU, but the ruling corrupt elites do not want to introduce e-voting because they would lose the elections 100% because of the hundreds of thousands of people who have moved out of the country, and voting abroad is extremely difficult.

Bad Govemment will do anything against having a credible elections so they don't get voted out. They hate what they can't control.