Not so long ago, the e-Chat team (e-Chat is a blockchain-based messenger) took up the matter with their investors of should they launch Ethereum network fork or not? If not, they keep up according to the roadmap of e-Chat development. Why did such a question even arose? Why have forks become so popular nowadays? The changes e-Chat is facing in case the fork finally happens are discussed in this post.
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4th February, 2018 DomRaider Group is pleased to present the initial version of their blockchain powered auctions solution under the new brand name of Auctionity. A French tech startup, DomRaider has been working relentlessly to develop an open-source solution that will allow real-time management of auctions, leveraging the extraordinary capabilities of the blockchain technology. The auctions platform Auctionity promises to be an innovative solution for all worldwide auctioning players, including the live auctioneers, escrow, appraisal experts, delivery services and online auctions providers. This will be the world’s first decentralized network for real-time management of any auction in the world,
Blockchain-powered service LockChain.co that creates a technological solution and a decentralized marketplace for property booking without intermediaries has announced in its official blog that its alpha version marketplace has officially been launched. It is the first company that challenges giants such as booking.com and airbnb.com with its blockchain based online travel booking application. The company relies on cutting out any commissions and directly linking clients to hosts through their unique Ethereum based LOC Travel engine. The engine will utilize smart contracts for the execution of the bookings which will provide a free-to-use, trustless environment that protects both clients and the
Eticket4, an international p2p-platform where you can buy tickets on the secondary market for any event, has successfully completed the private sale of ET4 tokens and announces today, February 1st, the launch of the public Pre ICO, which will last until February 21st. During the private sale, which took place on January 30-31, ETicket4 managed to attract about $400 000 from 79 investors. All early birds, under the terms of private sale, received bonuses of 40%. In total, investors received about 500 000 ET4 tokens. On February 1st, the public pre ICO started. Eticket4 released for sale utility-tokens ET4, the
Technology significantly improves our productivity at work, but they also pose many threats to companies. The universal serial bus or USB ports are widely used for connecting with USB devices that ensure effective computer networking. However, this equipment can seriously damage your business unless you use USB management software. Here are 6 ways how unprotected USB connection can negatively affect your corporate policy and even destroy your network. 1. Stealing Sensitive Data through USB Drives Employees with low morale can easily steal accessed information using flash drives. USB devices are an easy way to hide data stealing under the veil
Many technical signals are indicating that the BTC markets may experience a bullish move in coming days following several weeks of heavy selling. Despite longer-term price action and stochastic RSI suggesting an oncoming move up, the immediate price action tells a more tenuous story – with BTC currently testing a critical area. Also Read:Dead again? […]
What makes a two-factor authentication solution convenient for an enterprise and which products should companies consider to implement? In this article, we will cover 7 most suitable data protection tools offered by well-known two-factor authentication service providers. A standard procedure of getting access to a network account consists of entering login details: a login and password. This is a single factor authentication. Two-factor authentication (2FA) is an additional data protection measure that implies an extra step to a common log-in procedure. Unlike a single factor authentication requires users to enter password and login (something they know) to get access to