The intersection of blockchain and the Internet of Things (IoT) has emerged as one of the most promising use cases for blockchain. We often hear about the autonomous machine-to-machine ecosystems that will one day run on blockchain, but what can we look forward to in the near future? Over the past few months, IoTeX has worked with our strategic partners and conducted independent research to answer this question across various industries. To enable near-term adoption, we must not only focus on the underlying blockchain technology, but also incentive structures that can drive change in consumer and enterprise behavior. We are excited to share our perspectives with you in our new "Blockchain & IoT" series, starting with this primer on what blockchain and IoT is all about.Trusted dataThe foundation of blockchain is decentralized trust — an immutable source of the truth. Today, IoT data cannot be fully trusted outside of a data owner's domain, due to inability to verify that data was not manipulated before being sent, sold, or used by other parties.


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