Sentences with phrase «blockchain operations»

We will look at how the major blockchain technology models work, the economics of blockchain operation, how it stacks up against competing technologies and likely evolution.

The platform will focus on integration of national currencies through compliant gateway operators, allowing users to employ GBP, USD, EUR, CNY and others for Blockchain operations, rather than relying on a native token subject to volatility through changing supply and demand.

In addition to having to fight for attention, Syscoin is also facing «internal» competition from other blockchain operations.

The airline has managed to entwine Blockchain operations into their functionalities in collaboration with Alfa bank, a leading financial house of Russia.

With a production blockchain, operations and supportability become critical, including blockchain operations and dynamic configuration, ability to monitor service - level agreements, troubleshoot anomalies, and manage a patching / upgrade lifecycle with backward compatibility.

Through the parent company and more specialized subsidiaries, the Overstock group has already shown an impressive level of expertise at both leveraging and integrating blockchain operations.

They argued that such a move would undermine the Ethereum's credibility, violate the basic principle of blockchain operation — its inalterability — and challenge the decentralised character of the entire ecosystem.

We believe that the AIFC can become an international hub for blockchain operations and the development of the digital assets market is our key priority in the near future.»

And there are other Blockchain operations that also suck a lot of power.

Cai Yi, the general manager of Tencent's blockchain operations, said that the technology's greatest promise lies in its potential to deliver an internet of value, rather than an internet of information.

Currently, IBM, with more than 600 people full - time working on blockchain, has three primary goals in its blockchain strategy: to increase the speed of blockchain operations, thus meeting enterprise requirements; to develop platforms for enabling enterprise governance models; to enable private networks.

London - based blockchain start - up Setl claims to break the mark of 1 billion transaction per day for blockchain operations.

They argued that this move would undermine the platform's credibility, violate the basic principle of blockchain operation — its inalterability — and challenge the decentralised character of the entire ecosystem.