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The next call would be a 50x.. I can confidently claim this.... If u r a patient investor.... Invest ur 30% portfolio in it.
The whole FA has been done and I had verified all the claims with a software developer friend.
Not only this a call.. I had just now invested my 30% of portfolio in it.
For the purpose I had closed some of my trades in other alts.
Satoshi Nakamoto incorporated decentralized public verification into a decentralized currency, bitcoin. Subsequently, most of the blockchains that have followed bitcoin have also focused on building atop of a public blockchain.
This raises the question: Does a hash need to be generated on the public blockchain, or can it be generated on a private blockchain while using a public counterpart exclusively for verification?
Enter Hybrid Blockchain.
Hybrid blockchain offers the benefits of both public blockchain and private blockchain.
Firstly, hybrid blockchain consists of the public blockchain (that all participants are a part of) and a private network (also referred to as a permissioned network) that restricts participation to those invited by a centralised body.
Secondly, this private network generates the record (hash) of transactions which is stored and verified on the public blockchain. The benefits of the private blockchain include faster transaction speeds, privacy of the data/ content and a centralised control over providing access to the blockchain.
Hybrid provides an enterprise-ready blockchain solution that is much better suited to highly regulated enterprises and governments as it enables them to have the flexibility and control over what data is kept private versus shared on a public ledger. Coupled with the operational needs of faster transaction times, security and auditability features that are not suited to public blockchains.
Large enterprises want the benefits that blockchain can deliver without the associated risks of a public blockchain. Especially as blockchain is still nascent and evolving. This enterprise-need for a suitable blockchain solution has resulted in creation of several private-public blockchain focused projects including R3 Consortium, IBM’s Hyperledger and the Enterprise Ethereum Alliance.
In a Fortune article published in February, 2017, we can already see acknowledgement of the benefits of embracing a hybrid blockchain by Bank of New York Mellon.
“That interconnection of public and private chains actually creates a very strong network,” Batlin said on a call with Fortune. “Each chain strengthens the other at an exponential level.” Alex Batlin, blockchain lead at Bank of New York Mellon
Current Hybrid Blockchains:
XinFin [ XDCE ]
Launched in 2017, XinFin completed their ICO in March, 2018 after successfully launching their first dApp, TradeFinex — a global trade and finance platform.
XinFin is the first hybrid blockchain and currently the only hybrid blockchain. It is built on both Ethereum, a public blockchain, and Quorum, a private blockchain. Quorum is an enterprise-focused version of Ethereum developed by J.P. Morgan of the Enterprise Ethereum Alliance.
Their hybrid network runs on a delegated proof-of-stake consensus (DPOS) between trusted master nodes with both smart contracts and Internet of Things (IoT) atop of the protocol. This allows real time data to be uploaded on blockchain. It is still early days for XinFin yet they have completed over a dozen pilots across supply chain logistics, aviation, HR, payroll, international trade and finance settlements.
Ramco Systems, a global $1 billion enterprise software company, partnered with XinFin to provide their hybrid blockchain solutions for their clients to implement a supply chain logistic blockchain.
https://cryptorecorder.com/2018/04/18/4-reasons-why-xinfin-xdc-could-do-x100-in-2018/amp/
https://topbtc.com/home/Market/index/market/ETH/coin/XDCE.html
The whole FA has been done and I had verified all the claims with a software developer friend.
Not only this a call.. I had just now invested my 30% of portfolio in it.
For the purpose I had closed some of my trades in other alts.
Satoshi Nakamoto incorporated decentralized public verification into a decentralized currency, bitcoin. Subsequently, most of the blockchains that have followed bitcoin have also focused on building atop of a public blockchain.
This raises the question: Does a hash need to be generated on the public blockchain, or can it be generated on a private blockchain while using a public counterpart exclusively for verification?
Enter Hybrid Blockchain.
Hybrid blockchain offers the benefits of both public blockchain and private blockchain.
Firstly, hybrid blockchain consists of the public blockchain (that all participants are a part of) and a private network (also referred to as a permissioned network) that restricts participation to those invited by a centralised body.
Secondly, this private network generates the record (hash) of transactions which is stored and verified on the public blockchain. The benefits of the private blockchain include faster transaction speeds, privacy of the data/ content and a centralised control over providing access to the blockchain.
Hybrid provides an enterprise-ready blockchain solution that is much better suited to highly regulated enterprises and governments as it enables them to have the flexibility and control over what data is kept private versus shared on a public ledger. Coupled with the operational needs of faster transaction times, security and auditability features that are not suited to public blockchains.
Large enterprises want the benefits that blockchain can deliver without the associated risks of a public blockchain. Especially as blockchain is still nascent and evolving. This enterprise-need for a suitable blockchain solution has resulted in creation of several private-public blockchain focused projects including R3 Consortium, IBM’s Hyperledger and the Enterprise Ethereum Alliance.
In a Fortune article published in February, 2017, we can already see acknowledgement of the benefits of embracing a hybrid blockchain by Bank of New York Mellon.
“That interconnection of public and private chains actually creates a very strong network,” Batlin said on a call with Fortune. “Each chain strengthens the other at an exponential level.” Alex Batlin, blockchain lead at Bank of New York Mellon
Current Hybrid Blockchains:
XinFin [ XDCE ]
Launched in 2017, XinFin completed their ICO in March, 2018 after successfully launching their first dApp, TradeFinex — a global trade and finance platform.
XinFin is the first hybrid blockchain and currently the only hybrid blockchain. It is built on both Ethereum, a public blockchain, and Quorum, a private blockchain. Quorum is an enterprise-focused version of Ethereum developed by J.P. Morgan of the Enterprise Ethereum Alliance.
Their hybrid network runs on a delegated proof-of-stake consensus (DPOS) between trusted master nodes with both smart contracts and Internet of Things (IoT) atop of the protocol. This allows real time data to be uploaded on blockchain. It is still early days for XinFin yet they have completed over a dozen pilots across supply chain logistics, aviation, HR, payroll, international trade and finance settlements.
Ramco Systems, a global $1 billion enterprise software company, partnered with XinFin to provide their hybrid blockchain solutions for their clients to implement a supply chain logistic blockchain.
https://cryptorecorder.com/2018/04/18/4-reasons-why-xinfin-xdc-could-do-x100-in-2018/amp/
https://topbtc.com/home/Market/index/market/ETH/coin/XDCE.html