By Amelia Tomasicchio of Eidoo

From art and gaming to parking and education, the technology of bitcoin is transforming every industry.

Over the first three months of 2018 alone, venture capitalists have poured $500 million into 75 blockchain projects, more than double what they raised in the last quarter of 2017.

We are at the height of crypto hype, and fundraising in the sector remains robust. Thousands of exciting new companies and entrepreneurs are coming together in preparation for a blockchain revolution.

How to earn cryptocurrencies whilst you play your favorite game

Sgame Pro™ is the first mobile games aggregator where players can “mine” crypto-tokens simply by playing the world’s most popular games.

Sgame will provide an unprecedented and engaging user experience to players, a new revenue stream for game publishers and influencers, and an easy, cost-effective way for merchants to promote products via a marketplace and special-offers sections, where players can spend tokens on digital goods.

It is already endorsed by leading games publishers, such as The Digital Bros Group, and influencers with a combined base of 100mm players including Pewdiepie, ensuring a launch with high visibility.

Easier life when you travel

In the world of airport parking, ParkinGO, European market leader since 1995 with its 2.5 million annual customers, is moving its platform on to the blockchain in order to make life easier for us when we travel, with incentives for loyal customers.

GOToken will be immediately spendable on a variety of ParkinGO services, from parking to ancillaries such as car valeting, luggage wrapping and peer-to-peer car shares.

No fake documents any more

Skillchain is another project in the blockchain field that wants to disrupt education and the recruitment industry by creating a new protocol where job seekers, universities and education companies can store the data of job applicants including diplomas, certifiable skills, or personality tests, rendering it impossible for people to forge their qualifications without detection.

The labor market has changed: companies require profiles with cross-functional skills, but they encounter verification issues because they usually are self-certified. Skillchain will enable verification on the blockchain, building a complete, verified profile of the candidate which will then be efficiently matched with labor demand.

Creative destruction is not just a pun

Have you ever dreamt of having a precious commodity that is yours alone? A picture, or a song that only you can listen to? Well, the art industry is not immune to the blockchain charm and this is why Dartcoin came to exist.

Founded by Paolo Bettinardi, CEO of Cracking Art, Dartcoin aims to use the blockchain, virtual reality and artificial intelligence to create an innovative way of enjoying creative works that will be made increasingly unique, decentralized, democratic and digital.

Dartcoin will act as patron by engaging both emerging and top international artists, musicians and photographers to create pieces that will be tokenized and “destroyed.”

The Dartcoin motto is “creating destruction,” because it aims to provide creative works that will be accessible only through a token associated with the item on the blockchain.

This is just a small picture of ways in which the blockchain is likely to impact our everyday lives. In all likelihood, we won’t even know that we are using a product backed by this distributed ledger, in the same way most of us don’t currently understand how the microchips inside our smartphones work.

Even if crypto doesn’t become the universal currency, we can be sure that the blockchain will become globally adopted to improve even common services such as parking and gaming. The greatest part of change may still exist beyond our imaginations, but we can be sure of one thing: blockchain technology has the potential to transform our lives for the better.

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