Topic: Ethereum enterprise alliance (Read 643 times)

Regarding the scope of this shit, we just must explain the situation in every corner and withstand those corporate bitches. They will privatize ethereum anyway sooner or later.

OMG,  Is that mean the ethereum alliance should be the biggest blockchain smartcontract industry? Interested for watch but i just try to understand if the ethereum alliance will try to make a new move to another section such as the  education and that will born a lot of the blockchain and smart contract developers in the future. The future is really bright for the ethereum token holders.  This will be bringing another hype for ethereum.

Ethereum enterprise alliance legal industry working group

(cant post links, all links are here : https://entethalliance.org/ethereum-enterprise-alliance-legal-industry-working-group-press-release/

Legal Industry Working Group Launches with Leading Global Law Firms, Corporations, Law Schools, and Academic Institutions Working to Collaborate and Explore Blockchain Technology and Smart Contracts.

NEW YORK, N.Y., USA – August 14, 2017 – Today the Enterprise Ethereum Alliance (EEA) announced that 14 leading law firms and academic institutions have joined the EEA’s Legal Industry Working Group, bringing together top, global law firms and leading legal minds to explore building enterprise-grade applications on Ethereum. The rapid growth of the EEA Legal Industry Working Group is emblematic of the increased interest by legal professionals in blockchain technology, and the EEA believes that the Legal Working Group will prove foundational to the success of various efforts taking place within the organization.

New members joining the EEA and Legal Industry Working Group include Cooley, Debevoise & Plimpton, Goodwin, Hogan Lovells, Holland & Knight, Jones Day, Latham & Watkins, Morrison & Foerster, Perkins Coie, Shearman & Sterling, Cardozo Law School, Duke Center on Law & Technology, and the Department of Legal Studies and Business Ethics at the University of Pennsylvania’s Wharton School. Existing EEA members joining the EEA Legal Industry Working Group include BNY Mellon, ConsenSys, ING, and JPMorgan Chase & Co.

“We are thrilled to see robust interest in blockchain technology by forward-looking law firms and institutions,” said Aaron Wright, Chair of the EEA Legal Industry Working Group, Associate Clinical Professor and Co-Director of the Cardozo Law School’s Blockchain Project, and co-founder of the smart contract project OpenLaw, “Lawyers are poised to serve as the catalysts for blockchain technology, and the Legal Working Group will serve as a neutral space to explore blockchain-based legal technology, develop standards for “smart” legal agreements, support emerging enterprise use cases, and tackle important policy issues raised by this new impactful technology.”

The EEA is an industry-supported, not-for-profit established to build, promote, and broadly support Ethereum-based technology best practices, open standards, and open source reference architectures. Formed earlier this year, the EEA is helping to evolve Ethereum into an enterprise-grade technology, providing research and development in a range of areas, including privacy, confidentiality, scalability, and security. The EEA is also investigating hybrid architectures that span both permissioned and public Ethereum networks as well as industry-specific application layer working groups.
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EEA will collectively develop open industry standards and facilitate collaboration with its member base and is open to any members of the Ethereum community who wish to participate. This open source framework will enable the mass adoption at a depth and breadth otherwise unachievable in individual corporate silos and provide insight to the future of scalability, privacy, and confidentiality of the public Ethereum permissionless network.

For additional information about joining EEA, please reach out to [email protected]

yes, even Microsoft or Google product have many bugs, nothing in this world is flawless, it doesn't matter if the problem was fixed in a timely manner

I think you are right. In the internet age, the winner takes it all. It is just a matter of time. And it makes sense. There is no second google, no second apple, no second Amazon. Same will happen here. There will be ONE blockchain for smart contracts. This will be Ethereum.

What happened to the dao ? A flaw in the code of a great project. Lessons have been learned. People that are willing to admit, and then correct their mystakes are moving the world forward. Not trolls on a random forum.

Either way, you are offtopic, but shouldn't be surprised, you are a troll after all.

Like they did with The DAO? Now log in with your other Mindlesscache account and agree with yourself.

Some of the members: National bank of Canada, Samsung, Toyota, State street ( since 1792 LOL ), Germany, Mitsubishi financial group, Wall Street blockchain alliance, and so on. First round has about 86 members. There are over 250members who want to join, rumors say second round is in june/july or so..

So i guess you guys should have listened to spotnik and Dollface. Ethereum is indeed a "scam". Feel bad for those who believed in what they said and didn't invest yet ( they did invest ).

https://entethalliance.org/enterprise-ethereum-alliance-release-05-19-2017.pdf

So, what does this mean for ethereum ? Well it means now these corporations who joined together with ethereum will put tons of their trillions$ into researching and developing ethereum, because it is also in their own interest. Everyone of them will hire / train dedicated ethereum research scientists to further develop and improve on ethereum. Whatever they improve on, will also benefit public ethereum even if they do work on a private implementation.

Which means, in 1 year maximum, ethereum will have millions of developers working on ethereum technology, devs that know smart contracts language and so on. These companies put together will try to make ethereum the default blockchain because, every company used and tried by itself to further develop blockchain but without much success.