The first blockchain birth certificate was created

     Roma Siri , the baby girl has her own unique node-based birth certificate using blockchain technology.

     In addition to its huge potential in the financial sector, blockchain technology will also have great potential in other areas. Today, a newborn's birth certificate is a good example.

     Santiago Siri, a resident of San Francisco, created a blockchain birth certificate for his newborn daughter Roma Siri through a live video broadcast on Twitter . Many Twitter users congratulated the father for his creative idea. Some netizens commented that although this behavior looks a bit silly, it has great significance.

     Traditional physical archives often record a lot of wrong information due to the influence of various subjective human factors in the administrative process, such as age problems in birth certificates, etc. However, node proof based on blockchain technology can be used as the only reliable proof of authorization.

Optimists believe that in the near future, blockchain-based record-keeping tools will completely replace traditional outdated archiving methods. The record-keeping process using blockchain technology as a distributed accounting solution will be completely transparent, and this record will exist forever. The new technology will be designed to record a variety of valuable things, including personal education history, property ownership, votes, transactions and even birth and death certificates.

Electronics giant Philips recently applied blockchain technology to the medical field. In addition, with the 2016 US presidential election approaching, some developers are working on a new open-source voting machine that will use blockchain technology to fully record every vote.