Project Background
Project Background
Since its emergence in 6th-century BCE India, Buddhism has spread worldwide. In Asia, it serves as a cultural cornerstone in nations like China, Japan, Korea, and Thailand, boasting vast followings. In China, Buddhism has deeply integrated with local traditions, giving rise to sects like Zen and Pure Land. Japan uniquely blends Buddhism with Shintoism, while Southeast Asian societies are profoundly shaped by Buddhist principles。
Globally, Buddhism has over 1 billion adherents. Its universal values—compassion, equality, and non-self—promote peace and cross-cultural dialogue. Practices like meditation have gained modern relevance as tools for stress relief and inner harmony。
Born from Satoshi Nakamoto's 2008 Bitcoin whitepaper, blockchain is a decentralized, immutable, and transparent ledger system.
Blockchain is a decentralized, immutable, and transparent distributed database system,
with decentralized, open, anonymous, and machine-autonomous characteristics.
Since the birth of Bitcoin, blockchain technology has developed continuously, expanding from the initial digital currency field to finance, healthcare, supply chains, and government sectors.
In the financial sector, it can achieve cross-border payments and asset tokenization, improving transaction efficiency and security;
In the healthcare sector, it can be used for medical record storage and data sharing, ensuring data privacy and security;
In the supply chain sector, it can achieve product traceability and transparent transactions, improving supply chain management efficiency;
In the government sector, it can help promote government transparency and data sharing, improving government credibility and service efficiency.
Decentralized platforms bypass traditional gatekeepers
enabling global dissemination of authentic Buddhist teachings via smart contracts and curated content
Blockchain enables transparent governance
identity verification, and trustless charity systems, fostering engaged global Buddhist networks.