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Alastria Blockchain Awards (I)

The aim of the Alastria Blockchain Awards is to identify, evaluate and recognize the most important initiatives that are creating an innovative impact in the transformation of organizations and in business and/or the economy, thanks to the use of Blockchain in any of its fields.

All organizations that have carried out a project related to digital transformation or development that adds value to the service they offer, the business model they develop, the relevant sector of activity and/or the customer experience will be eligible for the awards. Blockchain-based as a core part of its functionality.

What are they looking for?

  • Projects that have developed solutions based on blockchain technology, which are in 'production' and therefore generating results.
  • Solutions that use Blockchain technology for growth and high scalability based on the data and estimates presented.
  • Blockchain applications that provide measurable differential value through innovation, technology or the development of a new disruptive business model.
  • Blockchain-based projects that create a positive impact through economic growth, employability, inclusion of disadvantaged sectors, education or any other measurable improvement in society or the planet.

Categories

The Alastria Blockchain Awards recognize the use of Blockchain technology in four categories:

  • Award for the best Blockchain project in a large company.
  • ETE/Startups prize for the best blockchain project.
  • Award for the best Sustainability Blockchain project.
  • Award for the best Blockchain project in Digital Assets.

In the cases of "Best Blockchain Project in Sustainability" and "Best Blockchain Project in Digital Assets", any organization can participate, regardless of its size or nature, as long as its proposal is aimed at the purpose of the category.

Who can participate?

The Alastria Blockchain Awards are aimed at small, medium and large companies, foundations, non-profit organizations and public administrations.

Selection criteria

  • Innovation: the innovative level of the proposed solution, the ability to add value through the application of disruptive technologies that solve real-world problems.
  • Maturity: the technological maturity of the proposed solution and the maturity level of the business (alliances and key partners, customers, billing, etc.).
  • Scalability: the possibility to grow and expand the current business model and the possibility to scale the solution.
  • Impact: measurable results according to the value contribution of the presented solution (business, economy, work, society, environment, etc.).

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