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The regulation of blockchain and cryptocurrency poses many issues. This is especially true in India, considering that the country’s government has been pondering such measures for some time now. Big was people’s surprise when one state government suddenly announced it would adopt blockchain technology for DNA sequencing. An Interesting Connection between Blockchain and DNA There are many ways to use blockchain technology in the real world. Not all of these use cases may appear evident at first, but the options shouldn’t be overlooked by any means. It is expected that up to 2 billion genomes will be sequenced by 2025. Storing all of that information in a safe,