Topic: [ANN] Ethereum: Welcome to the Beginning - page 762. (Read 2006425 times)

Great article discussing issues with real-world use cases with 100% immutable blockchains.  Just another reason I support Eth

https://www.cryptocoinsnews.com/accenture-executive-blockchains-immutability-its-own-worst-enemy/

You are right. The Etheruem give GPU miners new life in the mining of the altcoins. I hope it can last longer.

Offering, a belated Happy Birthday too:

https://btc-e.com/

Who, recently celebrated their 5th year, since their foundation as an exchange

That is good news. The Ethereum will also have a big conference in Shanghai in the next few days, as I heard.

Maybe the low volatility is good for the long term health of the coins. People will use it as a fuel for the smart contract.

nice moves

Zurich Cantonal Bank

After a thorough assessment of the Blockchain platforms available today, we decided to go with Ethereum, and more specifically, with Ethcore’s Parity client.”


Bull crap for a reversal blockchain crapcoin!

Shows how centralized the ETH blockchain is!

finance professionals do arrive NOW :

http://www.coindesk.com/digital-asset-trading-platform-crypto-facilities-raises-1-5-million/

we supporting ethereum

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Thomson Reuters is making their own Ethereum wallet! 

Ethereum, Thomson Reuters, Barclays and others come together for blockchain hackathon 
Friday, September 9
http://www.econotimes.com/Ethereum-Thomson-Reuters-Barclays-and-others-come-together-for-blockchain-hackathon-277820

surprising...BofE looks for new tricks..

Awesome techy geeky read...anyone who likes a peek into the future must read this full doc, this wouldnt have been possible without scalabilty...IOT here we come    ( page 16 Ethereum is mentioned, incase your to lazy to read it all   )


https://www.reddit.com/r/ethereum/comments/51ugjw/dell_computers_drops_blockchain_bombshell_files/?st=isv29rpc&sh=a36014e6

http://pdfaiw.uspto.gov/.aiw?docid=20160261690&SectionNum=1&IDKey=F0861DF1F9DF&HomeUrl=http://appft.uspto.gov/netacgi/nph-Parser?Sect1=PTO2%2526Sect2=HITOFF%2526p=1%2526u=%25252Fnetahtml%25252FPTO%25252Fsearch-bool.html#Cite_Brian_Cohen    (click full doc tab on left)

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Bank of England Considering Opening Up Access to Monetary Reserves Through Blockchain Technology 
http://www.trustnodes.com/bank-of-england-considering-opening-up-access-to-monetary-reserves-through-blockchain-technology


I remember Mark Cairney BOE boss saying in a report that they are working with Ethereum (ETH)
https://www.reddit.com/r/ethereum/comments/4omr7e/bank_of_england_using_ethereum_yes_the_central/?st=isv2pxha&sh=2c2b8275


http://www.bankofengland.co.uk/Documents/fintech/fintechpocdlt.pdf

Our view is that it is important to gain further experience in this area. In particular, we would like to explore
the following areas:

Scalability
we would need assurance that a system could be scaled in such a way that it operates with total data integrity, and reliably at the high speeds and volumes required by central bank infrastructure

Security
we will need certainty that the privacy of the data in distributed ledgers cannot be compromised by cyberattack,now and in the future

Privacy
current protocols require a trade off between privacy and resilience or DLT to be used in any central bank application, a high standard of both would be required

Interoperability
we would like to understand how existing data standards and infrastructure might interact with distributed ledgers

Sustainability
DLT systems typically use more energy and require more data storage than traditional ledgers for equivalent transaction flows. An important consideration therefore is how these
can be minimised as systems increase in scale.

I think after Devcon2 most of these issuses will be resolved.....Raiden, Hawk, ZK snarks are a few that will be shown next week 

quite a beautiful planning.

ie. no

Sure. Code is the law. Something where the ETH fork totally failed.

Can you provide any proof of any break thorough or innovation delivered by ETC?

Or, is this just something that you've been imagining in your fantasies!

There is no need to think hard. What you really need is just watch. ETHC showed you where the digital currency industry is headed and ETHF showed how the world will come to NOT have an open financial system.

Thomson Reuters is a well-respected name in the world of finance and research. In recent months, the group has been focusing its attention on blockchain technology. To be more precise, they have taken a liking to what Ethereum has to offer. The company is now partnering with Ethereum and a few others to host a weekend-long blockchain hackathon in London, England.
http://themerkle.com/thomson-reuters-doubles-down-on-ethereum-with-new-blockchain-hackathon/

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https://medium.com/the-coinbase-blog/the-coinbase-secret-master-plan-f4d644443301#.3499lgxqx
In this post we’ll outline where we think the digital currency industry is headed and how the world will come to have an open financial system. We believe there will be four major phases (which we compare here to the internet).
Brian Armstrong
Co-Founder and CEO at @Coinbase. Building an open financial system for the world. Follow my tweets at @brian_armstrong.

The Coinbase Secret Master Plan

Ah, I see.
This is why this pumping place so quiet recently.