Businesses and organisations around the world have found blockchain technology to be the answer to a lot of prevailing issues, and people are still discovering new, exciting ways to utilise blockchain in a wide range of industries and disciplines. The blockchain technology itself has yet to reach full maturity and deployment; far from it. There are still a lot of niggling issues when it is applied in the real world, but improvements are being made every day to inch the technology closer towards reaching its full potential.

Be it for the tracing of food supply, enhancing cybersecurity, managing renewable energy exchange to even ensuring transparency in digital democracy, the immutable, secure-by-design and decentralised nature of blockchain is set to improve, disrupt, or at the very least, offer a new dimension into how we approach various existing processes and how we do things.