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CoinTelegraph – November 6, 2019
Ethereum, Accenture, IBM, R3 publish first token taxonomy framework
Today, the cross-industry Token Taxonomy Initiative (TTI) published its first framework, with guidelines and standardized token ‘recipes’. The Token Taxonomy Framework (TTF) V 1.0 enables enterprises to create blockchain-neutral tokens with comprehensive definitions and terms.
LedgerInsights – November 6, 2019
Ethereum, Accenture, IBM, R3 publish first token taxonomy framework
Today, the cross-industry Token Taxonomy Initiative (TTI) published its first framework, with guidelines and standardized token ‘recipes’. The Token Taxonomy Framework (TTF) V 1.0 enables enterprises to create blockchain-neutral tokens with comprehensive definitions and terms.
CoinTelegraph – November 6, 2019
Initiative Including Microsoft, Intel and IBM Introduces Token Standards
The Token Taxonomy Initiative (TTI) has unveiled a framework to standardize the construction of tokens. The initiative has made its Token Taxonomy Framework (TTF) available to the public, according to a press release shared with Cointelegraph on Nov. 4.
Crowdfund Insider – November 6, 2019
Token Taxonomy Initiative Publishes Standardized Framework for Token Issuance
The Token Taxonomy Initiative has released the Token Taxonomy Framework (TTF) V 1.0. The Framework is designed to standardized tokenization including the issuance of securities.
Yahoo! Finance – November 6, 2019
Microsoft Unveils Platform for Minting Enterprise-Ready Crypto Tokens
Microsoft wants building blockchain tokens in the cloud to be as easy as plugging in a printer.
CryptoNinjas – November 6, 2019
Token Taxonomy Framework (TTF) Initiative publishes first documentation
The Token Taxonomy Framework (TTF) V 1.0 enables businesses and developers to create new types of tokens from a set of reusable, cross-industry components.
PaymentsJournal – November 6, 2019
Look out Payment Providers! A Standard Is Born for Defining a Token’s Properties and Behaviors
Card payment networks have implemented proprietary tokens that establish a unique mapping between card numbers, card accounts and the network issued token that resides in a digital device.
Coinfomania – November 6, 2019
Ethereum, IBM and Co. Publishes First Token Taxonomy Framework
By Wilfred Michael NOVEMBER 4, 2019Ethereum, IBM and Co. Publishes First Token Taxonomy FrameworkToken Taxonomy Framework (TTF) The Token Taxonomy Initiative (TTI) announced today the release of Token Taxonomy Framework (TTF) V 1.0, a universal guideline that would enable businesses and developers to blockchain-based tokens and how they are implemented.
CryptoDaily – November 6, 2019
Major Tech Firms Like IBM Included In New Initiative For Token Standardisation
The framework to standardise the construction of tokens has been revealed by the Token Taxonomy Initiative. Made by the Token Taxonomy Framework (TTF) the new move has been made available to the public.
Coindesk – November 4, 2019
Microsoft Unveils Platform for Minting Enterprise-Ready Crypto Tokens
Microsoft wants building blockchain tokens in the cloud to be as easy as plugging in a printer. So says Marley Gray, principal architect at Microsoft, following the announcement Monday of the Azure Blockchain Tokens platform.
Computerworld – November 4, 2019
IBM, Intel, J.P. Morgan and Microsoft join others on new blockchain token spec
A business consortium led by the Enterprise Ethereum Alliance said their new blockchain-based token specification can create regulatory compliant digital currency for use in any number of scenarios.
Forbes – November 4, 2019
Microsoft To Help Enterprises Mint Their Own Ethereum Tokens
Microsoft is taking its secret platform for creating tokens similar to bitcoin out for a test drive. The software giant, which was among the first to accept bitcoin for payment, has created a mint for issuing a wide range of crypto assets.
Coindesk – September 25, 2019
Ethereum Client Becomes First Public Blockchain on Hyperledger
Hyperledger has officially adopted its first public blockchain project in the form of ConsenSys’ Pantheon.
Coinntelegraph – September 25, 2019
EEA Publishes Blockchain Uses for T-Mobile and Other Major Telecoms
The Enterprise Ethereum Alliance (EEA), an organization that aims to establish standards in the blockchain sector, has published a collection of use cases for blockchain in telecommunications.
Euromoney Magazine – September 25, 2019
Trade Finance and Blockchain: Now Is The Time For A Network Of Networks
What if corporates could go to just one place to access all trade finance blockchain services, to pick the best one for their needs, at the best price? What if you could create a sort of Compare the Market for trade finance blockchain – a network of networks?
Tokenpost – September 25, 2019
Moody’s Expects Blockchain Standards to Emerge by 2021
Global rating agency Moody’s expects blockchain standards to emerge by the year 2021, which could lead to considerable time and cost savings.
Crowdfund Insider – September 25, 2019
Blockchain Scalability Solution Developer hubii Joins Ethereum Enterprise Alliance
hubii, the company behind the development of the nahmii scaling solution for Ethereum, has joined the Enterprise Ethereum Alliance (EEA), according to a press release shared with CrowdFund Insider.
Ledger Insights – September 25, 2019
Enterprise Ethereum Alliance Outlines Telecoms Blockchain Use Cases
The Enterprise Ethereum Alliance’s (EEA) has published a report outlining blockchain applications for the telecommunications industry. The report aims to encourage blockchain adoption by highlighting the potential for six use cases.
Crypto Briefing – September 25, 2019
Down To Business: A Who’s Who Of Enterprise Blockchain
Blockchains don’t exist in isolation. This is especially true of enterprise blockchains, which target the business and financial sectors.
Blockonomi – September 25, 2019
Ethereum Pantheon Client Becomes “Besu” in Hyperledger
The Hyperledger blockchain consortium has officially welcomed Pantheon, an enterprise-minded Ethereum client written in Java by the ConsenSys-backed PegaSys engineering team, into its fold as “Hyperledger Besu.”