Petrobras launches blockchain technology research for Bitcoin mining and tokenization, and also plans to apply blockchain for reducing carbon footprint and sustainable supply ⚡

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The Brazilian oil company Petrobras is launching a blockchain technology research, including Bitcoin mining and tokenization. The company plans to explore the use of blockchain to reduce its carbon footprint and implement smart contracts in energy trading. Petrobras will also investigate the potential of blockchain technologies for sustainable supply and optimizing smart grids. At the same time, regulation of digital assets is tightening in Brazil, and recently, an offer of digital assets in exchange for biometric data was stopped.

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