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Computerworld – May 24, 2019
For real estate, blockchain could unshackle investment
A special interest group with the Enterprise Ethereum Alliance is detailing opportunities and offering examples of how blockchain can create new real estate markets.
TechCentral.ie – May 24, 2019
Blockchain could unshackle real estate investment
An Enterprise Ethereum Alliance special interest group has detailed opportunities and offered examples of how blockchain can create new markets
Cointelegraph – May 23, 2019
Enterprise Ethereum Alliance Releases Report on Blockchain Use Cases in Real Estate
The Enterprise Ethereum Alliance (EEA) has detailed several blockchain use cases relevant to the real estate industry in a report shared with Cointelegraph on May 23.
Bitcoin Exchange Guide – May 23, 2019
Enterprise Ethereum Alliance (EEA) Releases Real Estate Blockchain Use Case Playbook
Enterprise Ethereum Alliance (EEA) Releases Real Estate Blockchain Use Case Playbook
Coindesk – May 13, 2019
Enterprise Ethereum Alliance Publishes Latest Client Specs in Blockchain Standards Push
Enterprise Ethereum Alliance (EEA), the standards body seeking a common approach for businesses using ethereum’s code, has released a third version of its client specification, as well as updates on privacy and performance.
THE BLOCK – April 24, 2019
Conor Svensson, EEA and Web3 Labs: On education and exploration for enterprise Ethereum
At the end of last year, Vitalik Buterin used the medium of a tweetstorm to assess non-financial applications of blockchain technologies. Buterin described it as becoming ‘a bigger and bigger part of the story.’
CryptoNinjas – April 17, 2019
Enterprise Ethereum Alliance launches blockchain-neutral token taxonomy initiative
While some form of tokens and tokenization have existed throughout time, blockchain-derived tokens have the potential to transform business models for goods and services offered by distributed or decentralized applications – even if they are built on top of different blockchains.
Coindesk – April 17, 2019
Microsoft, Ethereum Group Launch Token-Building Kit for Enterprises
The Enterprise Ethereum Alliance (EEA) and Microsoft have corralled the major blockchain providers behind a new project to help businesses design and create the right sort of crypto tokens for their particular needs.
CryptoDigest – April 17, 2019
Enterprise Ethereum Alliance launches blockchain-neutral token taxonomy initiative
The Enterprise Ethereum Alliance (EEA) today announced the formation of the blockchain-neutral Token Taxonomy Initiative to address the need to universally define tokens to better understand how their use and implementation can occur interchangeably across all token-enabled blockchain platforms.
Forbes – April 17, 2019
Controlling The Ledger: The World’s Largest Financial Firms Embrace Blockchain
Ask nearly any leading banker or financial executive to go on the record about blockchain, and you are liable to hear crickets. After all, it’s an industry built on trust and stability and crypto’s recent legacy of volatility and even fraud has tainted the topic.
Forbes – April 17, 2019
Blockchain Goes to Work
On the Jersey side of the Hudson River just across from Manhattan’s Financial District, there is a glass-and-steel office tower designed in a severe International Style aesthetic. “DTCC” is emblazoned across the top, but few outside of Wall Street realize that in this building,…
Cointelegraph – April 17, 2019
Ethereum Consortium Launches Token Initiative With Microsoft, JPMorgan Chase, Others
The Enterprise Ethereum Alliance (EEA) has launched a blockchain-neutral Token Taxonomy Initiative in partnership with major firms, according to a press release from EEA on April 17. The initiative will seek to define tokens in non-technical and cross-industry terms in a bid to drive enterprise token adoption at scale.
Ledger Insights – April 17, 2019
Accenture, Ethereum, IBM, Microsoft in enterprise token standards initiative
The Enterprise Ethereum Alliance (EEA) is spearheading a blockchain-neutral Token Taxonomy Initiative (TTI) targeted at enterprises. The project has attracted an impressive array of participants from across the industry including Accenture, Banco Santander, Blockchain Research Institute, Clearmatics, ConsenSys, Digital Asset, EY, IBM, ING, Intel, J.P. Morgan, Komgo, Microsoft, R3, and Web3 Labs.
Distrubuted – April 17, 2019
EEA Launches ‘Token Taxonomy Initiative’
The Enterprise Ethereum Alliance has announced a “Token Taxonomy Initiative” to develop universal definitions for tokens to encourage their interchangeability across blockchain platforms. Members of the initiative include Microsoft, R3, ConsenSys, IBM, EY, Accenture and Intel.
Ledger Insights – April 15, 2019
Honeywell uses blockchain and startup approach to digitize aircraft parts
Modern startup thinking is to start small, try it, and build from a solid foundation. In December Honeywell Aerospace launched the GoDirect Trade aircraft parts e-commerce portal.
FXEMPIRE – April 8, 2019
PayPal Makes First Ever Blockchain Investment
Reported by Coindesk, PayPal has made its first-ever blockchain investment. This comes as a surprise to many as PayPal is a centralized point of sale giant, arguably in direct competition with the decentralized blockchain industry, aiming to cut out middlemen just like PayPal.
Blockonomi – April 3, 2019
PayPal Eyes Blockchain Identity Space in New Series A Investment
Another wrinkle of intrigue hitting the buzzing cryptoeconomy this week is the news that mainstream payments powerhouse PayPal has confirmed an investment into a rising Massachusetts blockchain startup.
Blockonomi – April 3, 2019
PayPal Eyes Blockchain Identity Space in New Series A Investment
Another wrinkle of intrigue hitting the buzzing cryptoeconomy this week is the news that mainstream payments powerhouse PayPal has confirmed an investment into a rising Massachusetts blockchain startup.
Cointelegraph – March 29, 2019
IOHK Founder Charles Hoskinson Says Crypto Industry Needs More Interoperability
Charles Hoskinson, a founder of IOHK, the firm that developed cryptocurrency Cardano (ADA), said that the cryptocurrency industry needs a “WiFi or Bluetooth moment” in an interview with media outlet Cheddar on March 28.
Cointelegraph – March 22, 2019
Bayer’s Agricultural Division Partners With ConsenSys-Backed Startup BlockApps
The agricultural division of pharmaceutical and life science giant Bayer AG, Bayer CropScience, is collaborating with ConsenSys-backed Blockchain-as-a-Service (BaaS) startup BlockApps. BlockApps revealed the news to Cointelegraph on March 22.