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Spatium Team has All the Right Answers at the Ethfinex Governance Summit

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Spatium Team has All the Right Answers at the Ethfinex Governance Summit

When the Ethereum-based Ethfinex exchange called together a summit with key stakeholders in the crypto community, those who were selected to attend were all deeply knowledgeable about the most pressing problems facing the industry. Those problems include concerns over distributed governance, distributed storage of data, distributed signing of transaction and more.

However, what stole the show was Ethfinex’ announcement of the creation of a new trading platform with user-centric security, privacy, and control (which it dubbed Ethfinex Trustless). The major feature of Ethfinex Trustless is that it allows trading without sending funds to the exchange.

Yet, if the exchange is not holding funds in a secure custody, who is? The answer is, of course, the traders themselves, in their wallets. Understandably, that notion made many traders nervous since a number of wallets have been either hacked or shown vulnerable to hacks in recent months.

This where the Spatium team stepped up to offer the perfect solution: their unhackable wallet that uses keyless, distributed signing of transaction and storage of data (which recently passed an independent audit from a top U.S. cybersecurity evaluator).

Spatium’s CTO, Valery Vashkinel, said:

“To us, and apparently to all users of Ethfinex Trustless, custody of assets and user control of their funds are extremely important. Within even our software wallet, user funds are more protected than in current hardware wallets, so traders can use Ethfinex Trustless without worrying about their funds’ security.”

Spatium’s ultra-secure software wallet can be downloaded in Google Play and the App Store. Attendees of the Ethfinex Summit discussed the impact of a secure wallet on the greater ecosystem of crypto economy and mainstream adoption of cryptocurrencies. Though, their focus was, of course, on how a secure wallet is a must-have for trading assets via Ethfinex Trustless.

Spatium project’s CEO, Geray Yusifov, notes:

“We see our wallet’s unmatched security as the perfect way to collaborate with Ethfinex Trustless. At the end of the day, everyone wants to crypto securely.”

Thanks to Ethfinex Trustless and the secure wallet shared with the attendees by the Spatium team, there is a clear path forward for cryptocurrency users to have secure ownership of their assets at all times while also being able to trade quickly and conveniently.

More information about Spatium is available on their website at Spatium.net. Or see their GitHub repository at https://github.com/CaspianTechnologies/Spatium.

About Spatium

The Spatium multiservice platform is based on the Spatium Protocol, which eliminates the single point of attack that leaves current wallets so vulnerable – the private key. Instead, pieces of authentication data are spread out among several participating devices and the blockchain and together sign transactions without ever leaving their respective devices.

Based on this technology, the company has already released the most secure software wallet on the market, to be followed by a novel hardware wallet, enterprise wallet solution, ICO service, and more components of the multiservice platform that allows users to crypto securely.

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Bitfinex Rolls Out ‘New, Improved and Increasingly Resilient’ Fiat Deposit System

Almost a week has passed since the exchange halted users’ fiat deposits following an announcement of the Noble Bank bankruptcy that resulted into another lost for sustainable banking services and therefore inevitable delays into exchange transactions.

Obviously, the Bitfinex inability to process users’ fiat deposits might be converted into huge money losses and an outflow of customers, since the exchange daily sees about $544 million in volume, which is second only to Binance.

Losing Streak of Banking Afflictions

Previously Coinspeaker reported that Bitfinex found a replacement for an infamous Puerto-Rico’s bank as it has partnered with a $133 billion-worth banking giant HSBC. However, some say this collaboration severed so quickly that until today it’s not clear whether HSBC was aware that it was holding Bitfinex funds when the account was opened.

Nevertheless today Bitfinex resumes users’ funding in U.S. dollars, pounds Sterling, Japanese yen and euros introducing a new, improved and increasingly resilient distributed banking system for sending fiat currencies to the exchange.

Currently, Bitfinex teams up with the controversial USDT stablecoin Tether and so far the exchange has not disclosed any of its banking partners that backed newly outrolling system, yet according to the Bitfinex official blogpost the exchange once again allow KYC-verified users from around the world to initiate deposits across forth-mentioned fiat currencies.

A Distributed Banking Solution

The new improved and resilient deposit process has been described as a distributed banking solution to restore the accounts of KYC-approved customers. Under the new system, eligible users must initiate a fiat deposit through their exchange accounts, which involves specifying the exact amount and currency they plan to deposit.

A meticulous review process can take up to 48 hours, then the cryptocurrency exchange will send the user a deposit notification approving the transfer and providing the bank details specific to that individual transaction. The minimum amount of deposit is $10,000 and it will subsequently be processed within 6-10 business days from Bitfinex.

Bitfinex claims the new system is providing an additional level of security that is very important during the times of increased hyper-attacks on the cryptocurrency exchanges. An exact from the announcement read:

“We believe this system to be significantly more durable in the face of sustained attacks by our competition and their supporters. Ongoing campaigns against us will only result in our company becoming stronger and better.”

Along with the new banking system and resuming fiat deposits, the circulating screenshots of the exchange platform also shows that there are new warnings for the customers specifically.

The page is dedicated to warning the users of the risks that come with crypto-exchange and how they have to prevent serious negative effects associated with personal information becoming public. Otherwise the consequences could damage not just a customer and Bitfinex, but the entire digital token ecosystem.

Bitfinex seems to be very careful about an exchange security level as the other day company has presented a reporting toolkit available for the exchange users. As Coinpeaker reported, a new set of tools is designed to help users gain greater control over their trades and give them useful insights into their activities on the trading platform.

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Supercluster Funding Bid Could Supercharge Blockchain Development in Canada

Supercluster Funding Bid Could Supercharge Blockchain Technology in Canada

Four organizations in Canada’s blockchain tech sector are going all out this week to submit their application letter to the federal Ministry of Innovation, Science and Economic Development (ISED) before the July 21 deadline to be considered for funding under the government’s new Innovation Superclusters Initiative.

A representative for Innovation, Science and Economic Development Minister Navdeep Bains told bitcoin Magazine that “the Innovation Superclusters Initiative will invest nearly $1 billion to strengthen up to five of Canada’s most promising clusters,”  and confirmed that “federal contributions to selected superclusters will have to be matched with private sector investment for maximum impact.”

The Blockchain Research Institute (BRI), ColliderX, the Blockchain Association of Canada (BAC) and the Information and Communications Technology Council (ICTC) have teamed up to apply for some of the $950 million offered by the Canadian government for the best bids in future technologies that the government says will create “Silicon Valley-style hubs of industry key to future growth and jobs.”

ColliderX aims to accelerate core technical R&D at levels that will support innovation in Canada and position the sector as a tech leader overseas. BRI contributes the business-level use cases, setting the agenda for strategy leaders. BAC is a major advocacy organization, and ICTC is a long-time, established industry player, well known to high-tech businesses in Canada.

Blockchain Association of Canada: Call to Action

Kyle Kemper, Executive Director of the Blockchain Association of Canada, is working on the supercluster application letter of intent and told us the only thing they’re short of is time to get their application in to the ministry.

He pointed out that it is imperative that blockchain companies and organizations express their support for and commitment to the bid before the application deadline.

“This supercluster initiative is an opportunity to take blockchain technology mainstream and for Canada to take a lead role,” Kemper told bitcoin Magazine. “In the bid process we are receiving unanimous support from public, private, academic, philanthropic and non-profit organizations.”

If the group manages to secure $50 million in funding commitments from these organizations as part of a successful bid, the federal government will match the next $50 million for each supercluster. The commitments and matched funds will be spread over 5 years, according to the proposal.

Blockchain Research Institute: No Room for Complacency

Don Tapscott, Executive Director of the BRI, notes that many of the other bids like AI, machine learning, the Internet of Things and Quantum are all dependent on blockchain technology as a foundation.

“The blockchain supercluster proposal is late to the table in part because this extraordinary technology is just becoming mainstream,” Tapscott told bitcoin Magazine. “But it’s no less important than any of the others. In fact, it’s foundational to everything else.”

In a report called The Blockchain Corridor: Building an Innovation Economy in the 2nd Era of the Internet, Don and Alex Tapscott lay out a blueprint for a blockchain tech supercluster and Centre of Excellence in the already highly active “corridor” between Toronto and Waterloo, Ontario.

The report says:

“We cannot afford to be complacent, nor is time on our side. Canada’s leading position in the Blockchain Revolution could quickly evaporate as other hotbeds around the world, such as Berlin, Singapore, Shanghai, Tokyo, Sydney, London and New York (to say nothing of Silicon Valley) race ahead. The time to act is now.”

According to the report, the corridor could collectively generate around 170,000 new jobs and around $17 billion in GDP by the year 2025.

Tapscott added:

“Blockchain represents nothing less than the second era of the Internet. The first was based in Silicon Valley. As we show in the Blockchain Corridor Report, the second could be based in Canada.

“I’m convinced that we can find $50 million from the private sector for this initiative. So I sure hope that governments will ensure we have a seat at the table going forward to make our case.”

ColliderX: The Underdog Challenge

Bid partner ColliderX is a new non-profit social enterprise working to promote and develop R&D initiatives in the Canadian blockchain tech sector.

ColliderX founder and CEO Iliana Oris Valiente notes that the four bid partner organizations complement each other to create a dynamic supercluster.

“Being considered by ISED to move on to the next stage of the selection process will be a win for the blockchain industry as it will signal Canada’s support of this ecosystem,” Valiente said to bitcoin Magazine.

“We’re certainly the underdog in this scenario but are promoting a truly new industry, rather than continued investments in areas that are already more established.”

Information and Communications Technology Council

ICTC is an established industry player that brings a wealth of experience in economic development activities and will be involved in bridging the gap between the blockchain industry and a wider segment of the business and political community.

Namir Anani, President & CEO of ICTC, believes that competition to win supercluster funding will be tough but notes that small- and medium-sized entreprises (like most blockchain startups) represent the large majority of Canada’s competitive businesses.

Anani says they will make the point that blockchain technology is a cross-industry enabler and a key catalyst for heightening small business growth and competitiveness in Canada.

Anani told bitcoin Magazine:

“The global blockchain market is growing at a staggering CAGR [Compound Annual Growth Rate] of 58.7 percent, according to Transparency Market Research. Capitalizing on this fast growth market is key for Canada’s economy and employment potential going forward.

“As Canada continues to expand its trade agreements in an increasingly global market, such as with the newly ratified Canada-European Union Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreements (CETA), blockchain is a pivotal trade enabler for fast-tracking Canada’s place in the global economy.”

Making the Deadline

Valiente is confident that crowdfunding will bring in the needed amounts. To date, she has raised $2 million in pledges on behalf of ColliderX, which will be rolled into the supercluster. 

Anani is also confident the private sector will come forward and is passionate about selling the supercluster bid.

“Blockchain has the potential of reshaping all aspects of the global economy in the next number of years, building Canada’s comparative advantage in this space is paramount going forward. The Blockchain Supercluster is a powerful pan-Canadian collaboration that will unleash cross-industry innovations, new economic opportunities and employment prospects for Canadians.”

Kemper reiterated the need for industry support in order for the initiative to succeed. “I urge all organizations that support Blockchain technology and organizations looking to better understand the potential to go to blockchainsc.ca, fill out a letter of commitment and share this news to rally more people to the cause by 12:00 EST on Friday, July 21.”

Thus far, C4 and the Institute on Governance are among those supporting the bid as sponsors.

The group has until December 31, 2017, to raise the remaining supercluster-specific private-sector funding.

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