<Center>As we sit amidst the red percentage figures of another large market correction it is good to know that there is one number on the rise…

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It seems that almost everyday that I check my curated news feed trying to get a read on what the market has in store, I come across yet another blockchain trial or experiment in some or other obscure industry. 
 
And, as we ride the wave of this transformative networking protocol, it is both amazing and hilarious the level of ingenious and downright ridiculous things people are trying to do on the blockchain. 
 
Below is a list of some of the more recent use cases I have come across, but please, if you have heard of anything either laughable or transformative pop it in the comments below, as I will be building out a larger article on this topic in the weeks and months to come. 
 
In recent news: 
 
[Japan trailing a new blockchain based property registry](https://steemit.com/bitcoin/@devonking/a-new-blockchain-based-property-registry-for-japan)
 
This tech is in fact rather transformative and may have some rather promising results not only for property but also high-value assets.
 
[Blockchain Based Gambling](http://bitcoinist.com/cryptocurrency-gambling-company-monster-byte-inc-launches-ico)
 
Oh yes, a match made in heaven, pailing only to that of silk road, what could go better together than anonymous transactions, and the gambling market. 
 
[Blockchain Chicken](http://www.coindesk.com/counting-chickens-can-blockchain-restore-trust-in-chinas-food-supply) 
 
China trailing blockchain technology to assist with their food supply primarily looking towards the export of chicken. 
 
[US Navy 3D Printing](http://www.coindesk.com/the-us-navy-wants-to-connect-its-3-d-printers-with-a-blockchain/)
 
It seems that the Navy will apply the technology to its processes for additive manufacturing to securely share data throughout the manufacturing process.
 
**But, Let us not forget**
 
[These guys](https://technical.ly/brooklyn/2015/11/11/couple-got-married-blockchain/), who got married using a smart contract
 
or,
 
[Cryptopunks](https://bitcoinexchangeguide.com/cryptopunks/): A blockchain-based digital collectable item created by Larva Labs
 
Although no longer a completely new trend, blockchain is still in its infancy, and from currencies to record keeping or even and yes I have heard of this before, **hair extensions on the blockchain**, the number of applications is so large it’s likely that we haven’t even discovered the best use for this exciting new tech yet.
 
For now though, it seems that the future is bright and coloured with some interesting and ridiculous projects along the way. 
 
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