Launched in 2020, the bank’s permissioned blockchain-based value transfer system, called JPM Coin, now handles around $1 billion in daily transactions.
The bank’s global head of payments said they now plan to widen the usage of the coin, and possibly create a “more retail version” of the token.
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The corporate sign in front of the JP Morgan Chase & Co office building on Park Avenue, New York City, October 29, 2016. Felix Lipov/Shutterstock
Although it was launched in beta on 10 August, the platform has already entered the list of top three fee generating crypto projects by earning $1.42 million in 24 hours.
Friend.tech is a social app integrated with X (formerly Twitter) that allows users to sell and buy tokenized shares of their social network, gaining access to exclusive content and private chat rooms.
Ledger faced backlash from the crypto community last week after announcing its Ledger Recover service, which will allow users to restore their private keys.
The company has now said that it will delay the launch of Recover until it has open-sourced some core components of its OS and Recover codebase.
The payments giant has proposed the creation of new self-custodial wallets, called “delegable accounts”, using the “account abstraction” (AA) method.
As Ethereum does not yet support AA, Visa implemented its new wallet type on layer 2 scaling solution StarkNet, and successfully enabled automated recurring payments.
Close up of VISA sign at global headquarters in Silicon Valley, Foster City, CA, 24 August 2019. Sundry Photography/Shutterstock
The exchange is planning to roll out a number of improvements to its order-matching engine over the next month, and officially launch FTX: V2 on 21 November.
Once live, the new version is expected to support “at least” double the original order throughput, while at the same time halving order latency.
Sam Bankman-Fried, former CEO of FTX, speaking at the Binance Blockchain Week, Singapore, 19 January, 2019. Binance
Launched back in November with limited functionality, StarkNet is a permissionless version of StarkWare’s StarkEx platform, which supports DeversiFi, Immutable, and dYdX.
The StarkNet team is planning to decentralize the project sometime in the second half of 2022, and hand over StarkNet’s governance to its community.
The filing describes a “ledger-independent system that will allow developers to write code for managing tokens in a manner that is blockchain agnostic.
The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office awarded Microsoft’s subsidiary, Microsoft Technology Licensing, the patent on Tuesday.