One niche area that could be poised to benefit greatly from it is lotteries.
Problems with traditional lotteriesAlthough many global economies were soaring prior to the COVID-19 pandemic, the inefficiencies of mature industries can still be addressed by implementing blockchain technology.
The main issue with traditional lottery platforms is that they are full of varying inefficiencies that end up causing huge levels of mistrust between developers, players and platform lottery hosts.
Large scale fees and poor user experiences further hamper the traditional lottery system.
In addition to the above problems associated with traditional lottery platforms, further issues for players include the following: small and few jackpots, a lack of social interaction, hidden costs and a high risk of fraud.
Thanks to blockchain technology, the future of lottery platforms might be looking a lot brighter.
Infallible: Due to its autonomous nature, blockchain tech eliminates the need for human intervention.
The blockchain lottery platforms: Three cases While many industries could benefit from blockchain technology, the implementation of that technology is often years away.
Lotto Nation is a new development in the form of a decentralized lottery platform powered by both artificial intelligence and blockchain technology.
Fire Lotto is an international, decentralized lottery platform based on the Ethereum blockchain and managed by smart contracts without any human intervention.
How Blockchain Tech Is Revolutionizing Traditional Lotteries
Publié le May 28, 2020
by Cointele | Publié le Coinage
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