Energy Premier crowdsale date has been announced
Energy Premier crowdsale opens on 16. May 2018.
Energy retail & bidding
Concept
Energy Premier is a blockchain & cloud-based electricity retail bidding platform Energy Premier’s mission is to provide energy suppliers with direct & fair access to the energy retail market utilizing blockchain, while
providing better prices to consumers
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FTEC crowdsale date has been announced
FTEC crowdsale opens on 11. Apr 2018.
Trading ecosystem
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FTEC is an ecosystem of intelligent services and neural networks for conducting effective trading activities on cryptocurrency markets. The idea of constructing a whole cryptocurrency ecosystem did not emerge out of the blue but was a logical conclusion from a broad experience gained during the development of cryptocurrency projects as well as trading services.
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A video of Vitalik Buterin calling out Craig Wright at the two-day Deconomy 2018 conference in Seoul is sure to be going viral in the community. Buterin has the floor for questions after a talk given by Craig Wright titled “A Visual Depiction of bitcoin Scaling and Enterprise Growth.” Buterin appears to take issue with …
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In just over ten years, geospatial tracking has gone from being a niche technology used by the military and outdoor enthusiasts to mass adoption, available to just about every connected device in existence. GPS and other location-tracking systems not only allows us to find our way and share our location but is critical to businesses and governments. However, while GPS has become a standard thanks to its accuracy and availability, decentralized applications can’t rely on its location data as it can be easily spoofed and lacks reliability.
We’re joined by Ryan John King, CEO of FOAM, a blockchain protocol which aims to offer secure location services independent of external centralized sources such as GPS. FOAM introduces a novel crypto-spacial coordinate system that is better suited to blockchains than standard addresses or latitude and longitude coordinates. It also provides a Proof of Location Protocol, which leverages long-range low-power radio networks, and incentive mechanisms, allowing network participants to arrive at consensus on whether an event or agent is verifiably at a particular point in time and space.
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