Block Chain Technology for Limiting the Impact of Pandemic: Open Issues and Challenges

Abstract

Time stamp digital documents so that they cannot be backdated or tampered with. A two-day block chain hackathon will be organized in Bangalore on the 5th and 6th of next month. This hackathon has been named as Building Future Cities. This hackathon is being organized by crypto investing app Coin Switch. It will be organized by Karnataka government's initiative ‘Startup Karnataka’, Bangalore South MP Tejashwi Surya and Sequoia India. The organizers of the event have said that the purpose of this hackathon is to provide a platform to those working on it along with discussing the use and possibilities of block chain in India. During this hackathon, the winners will also be awarded up to three lakh rupees. Block chain has been the topic of discussion all over the world in recent times. Ever since the crypto currency era began, block chain has come into the limelight more and more, because crypto currency works on block chain technology itself. As the use of crypto currencies or NFT (Non-Fungible Tokens) is increasing all over the world, the importance of block chain technology is also increasing. Block chain technology is now starting to have its impact on the life of the common man. Many of the services we use in our daily lives may be based on block chain technology, but we are not aware of it. In this way, in today's time, it is important to know about what block chain is and how our lives are connected to it.