The next
wave of blockchain applications is coming, and several less expected industries look set to benefit.
Not exact matches
Bitcoin's successful
application of blockchain technology as a cryptocurrency spawned a new
wave of cryptocurrencies that are collectively commonly referred to as altcoins.
Lightning is one
of the first and most important
of these protocols providing
blockchains with the scalability to support magnitudes more users as well as the flexibility to support a new
wave of financial
applications.
The
Waves platform is focused on creating an infrastructure that makes it easy for developers to create all kinds
of blockchain - based
applications.
Further, the proliferation
of new decentralization
application platforms and independent
blockchains has added additional difficulty to surveying the universe
of tokens, as investors must not only analyze the
application or system (like augur or golem), but also the base protocol or infrastructure layer (like ethereum,
waves or lisk) in numerous cases.
San Jose, Costa Rica, October 5, 2017, Cryptonetix.com has made a decision to move its
blockchain analytics, funding and educational platform from
WAVES to the Ethereum platform which offers more flexibility around the funding area
of the Cryptonetix
application.
Built in partnership with
Waves Platform, the public
blockchain project designed for the launch
of distributed
applications had previously said in a blog post that it had struck a deal to become the NSD's technological partner, at the time, noting that it had has already started developing a prototype.
This has led to a new
wave of Blockchain technology that looks to provide
applications and innovations to the way we use energy and how we go about providing efficient data and transaction systems in the sector.
The
Waves platform is described as an Open
Blockchain platform, one that takes the functionalities
of Bitcoin and extends them further beyond the simple
application of value transfer.
In a previous publication on Cointelegraph, Michael Vogel, the CEO
of Canada based remittance company Netcoins, said that user interfaces are a part
of the next
wave of Bitcoin and
Blockchain applications.