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Jan 1, 2024·Information
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Fujairah Honey Chain (FHC): A Blockchain Framework for Monitoring Honey Production

Khaled Almiani, Shaher Bano Mirza, Camille Zufferey, Khawla M. Alyammahi · 5 authors

Honey is globally recognized for its substantial nutritional and therapeutic properties. However, its high market value makes it susceptible to counterfeiting, negatively impacting consumers and beekeepers. This paper presents a blockchain-based framework to monitor the honey trade supply chain, ensuring authenticity. The framework employs an oracle component to verify honey quality and origin using IoT data. Additionally, it integrates fungible and non-fungible tokens to track honey batches. The study evaluates the economic feasibility of this approach, demonstrating that the cost of performing a trade is less than USD 1, with the oracle component achieving an average accuracy rate of 90% in detecting falsified sensor data.

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Insect and Pesticide Research
Bee Products Chemical Analysis
Plant and animal studies
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Jun 24, 2022·Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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Growth Analysis of Cryptocurrency

Prakash Hongal, Rajeshwari S.G, Preeti S Hiremath

Cryptocurrencies have surfaced as important fiscal software systems. cryptocurrency is a recent and significant invention in the fiscal assiduity. cryptocurrency relinquishment position has increased and the request has grown dramatically. cryptocurrency live only in digital form and can be transferred fully between digital addresses. According to a report by cryptocurrency exploration, India is one of the world’s fastest growing crypto requests, adding by 641.

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Complex Systems and Time Series Analysis
Plant and animal studies
Web visibility and informetrics
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Nov 3, 2021·R. Soc. Open Sci. 9,212005 (2022)
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Testing macroecological theories in cryptocurrency market: neutral models can not describe diversity patterns and their variation

Edgardo Brigatti, Estevan Augusto Amazonas Mendes

We develop an analysis of the cryptocurrency market borrowing methods and concepts from ecology. This approach makes it possible to identify specific diversity patterns and their variation, in close analogy with ecological systems, and to characterize the cryptocurrency market in an effective way. At the same time, it shows how non-biological systems can have an important role in contrasting different ecological theories and in testing the use of neutral models. The study of the cryptocurrencies abundance distribution and the evolution of the community structure strongly indicates that these statistical patterns are not consistent with neutrality. In particular, the necessity to increase the temporal change in community composition when the number of cryptocurrencies grows, suggests that their interactions are not necessarily weak. The analysis of the intraspecific and interspecific interdependency supports this fact and demonstrates the presence of a market sector influenced by mutualistic relations. These latest findings challenge the hypothesis of weakly interacting symmetric species, the postulate at the heart of neutral models.

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Jan 1, 2018·NSUWorks (Nova Southeastern University)
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Cryptocurrencies: The New Species

Ors Penzes

Bitcoin, but there are other serious players in the game such as Ethereum, NEO, and Ripple, to name just a few. 2 Cryptocurrencies extend beyond the pre-established limits, and thus do not fit easily into the existing paradigm. 3 In fact, their scope is so vast, it is almost impossible to predict their future impact. 4 It is a bit like attempting to estimate the possible size and magnitude of an unknown type of fully mature tree from its tiny infant seed.*So, perhaps we should not limit our imaginations too much with rapidly redundant frameworks and limiting definitions.*The objective of this article is to widen and expose the field of interpretations and understanding of cryptocurrencies while providing some stimulating, inspirational thoughts regarding the unprecedented opportunities and dilemmas cryptocurrencies face.*This mini-thesis has been written almost like a stream of thought, rather than a concisely researched document.*This is because it does not attempt to meet all the criteria of empirically proven research.*As such, some of its statements are unproven, unquantifiable, and unquoted.*Currently, complete examination is impossible because cryptocurrency, and the blockchain technology supporting it behind the scenes, is a rapidly evolving organic phenomenon-it is swirling, moving, and adapting. 5 At this stage, it is impossible to predict accurately what will global simulations.He is a regular contributor to the World Bank doing business reports from 2015 through 2018.

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Plant and animal studies
Psychedelics and Drug Studies
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