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At a recent event in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, I had the opportunity to sit down and speak to a group of individuals who are doing some very interesting things within the area of blockchain innovation for sustainability.

One month into 2022 and the debate on cryptocurrency is already heating up.

Keynote speech by Distinguished Professor Jason Potts at D3 launch – 26 October 2022

New report says Melbourne is perfectly placed to re-imagine itself through a Digital CBD.

The COVID-19 pandemic is both a public health crisis, and a digital technology accelerant. Pre-pandemic, our economic and social activities were done predominantly in cities. We connected and we innovated in these centralised locations.

In today's world, businesses are increasingly recognizing the need to enhance their social impact, instead of leaving this role to government, humanitarian organizations, and social enterprises. The United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) sees private enterprises as key protagonists in achieving sustainable and equitable development.

Technologies such as machine learning, artificial intelligence and blockchain are presenting exciting new opportunities for logistics and supply chains.

Precincts within Melbourne’s CBD, such as the Docklands, could pilot a new type of digital economic infrastructure.

The blockchain world is currently obsessed with defi. In the past few months, billions in digital value have been staked, swapped and farmed in radical experiments using liquidity pools, automatic market makers and decentralised exchanges.