Hacker Noon October 14, 2019
Giorgi Mikhelidze

When looking at the general state of blockchain technology, it’s easy to say that most of the development is happening in developed nations. Places such as Japan, South Korea, the United States, and the United Kingdom are at the forefront of the industry.

However, no matter how many projects they develop, or how many problems they solve, it becomes more and more apparent that the heavily regulated market of developed countries is simply too hard to penetrate without real-world examples of the technology’s usefulness.

Because of this, I truly believe that the adoption of cryptos needs to happen in developing nations rather than the already clustered markets of a first world country.

Here are some of the examples that blockchain...

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