biggest internet corporation will reportedly integrate its in its app KakaoTalk, local financial agency reported on March 18.
According to the report, more than 44 million South Korean KakaoTalk users will be able send peer-to-peer transactions using Kakao’s crypto-powered .
The South Korean messaging giant will reportedly integrate the in KakaoTalk after the launch of platform commercial service, a spin-off of Kakao’s subsidiary Ground X. Recently, Bloomberg that the company will conduct another $90 million-capped initial coin offering () after already raising $90 million.
According to Fnnews, Klaytn is scheduled for a commercial launch at the end of June 2019.
Previously, Cointelegraph had reported that Kakao more than $57 million on new technologies, including and .
At the end of February, a Samsung official reportedly that the South Korean tech conglomerate’s new smartphone, the Galaxy S10, would have functions for (), () and two other . The company had officially earlier that the phone would have storage for private keys in an alleged Keystore.
Recently, the New York Times had also that is working on a project that is set to be incorporated into Facebook’s three fully-owned apps — , Facebook Messenger and Instagram. According to the NYT’s assessments, Facebook’s alleged fiat-pegged will have a combined exposure of 2.7 billion users.
Published at Mon, 18 Mar 2019 18:11:42 +0000
