Meet Circular "Around The Block"

Watch Circular's "Around The Block" - Live on YouTube

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Circular Protocol is a 4th Generation layer-one blockchain, designed to address the typical limitations of the previous generation layer-one chains.

Circular’s sweet spot is DeSci - Decentralized Science.

Now developers and enterprises are finally able to evolve research, innovation and in-market execution within all areas of applied healthcare, pharma and science, in a journey towards transparency, data security and democratization of access and data ownership.

Circular provides tamper-proof data auditing with decentralized blockchains and zero-knowledge proofs, ensuring compliance and protecting patient data, while certifying process and content.

Simultaneously with…

Privacy and decentralization
Maximum throughput and scalability
Interoperability
Proof of reputation

Q: WHAT IS CIRCULAR DOING Now?

A: Answering Questions and building a better Blockchain

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The team at Circular Protocol is made of Developers building tools for Developers and their clients to leverage decentralized technology.

See how their model is designed to pay Developers!

This aligns well with the overall momentum of the blockchain industry, particularly in addressing real-world challenges in healthcare data management. Their partnership with 1MED demonstrates the growing trend of blockchain applications moving beyond theoretical use cases to practical, value-adding solutions in critical sectors.

Circular's approach resonates with the industry's focus on enhancing data integrity and security. By leveraging blockchain technology to create tamper-proof, digitally signed patient records, they're addressing key concerns in clinical research, such as data reliability and transparency.

Their collaboration with an established player like 1MED reflects the increasing institutional adoption of blockchain technology, a positive development highlighted in the industry overview. This partnership could potentially accelerate the adoption of blockchain in healthcare, setting new standards for clinical data management and opening up new possibilities for retrospective analyses and epidemiological research.

Watch our interview with 1MED "Around the Block:"