Topic: Multiple security ledger? (Read 351 times)
Don't see how it can be a core bitcoin feature, it would have to be another layer on top of the ledger (which could also be another coin ledger).
Sounds great. For everyone else, his part starts around 09:00.
Is there a place where it is discussed when this kind of feature would be released?
Thanks.
Is there a place where it is discussed when this kind of feature would be released?
Thanks.
You mean Colored coins? Check out Yoni Assia on :
"Economics of Bitcoin Panel - Bitcoin 2013 Conference" = http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KXxqh8FX0iI
"Economics of Bitcoin Panel - Bitcoin 2013 Conference" = http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KXxqh8FX0iI
Hi, I'm new to the forum, though I've done quite a lot of research on BTC.
I was wondering if anyone had suggested putting BTC denominated securities directly in the ledger? It seems at the moment transactions are simply moving BTC from one wallet to another. With the network, you could enforce contracts such as futures settlements natively, rather than through external services such as icbit.se. Of course the community would need to come to an agreement as to how this would happen, what to do about defaults and such.
I was wondering if anyone had suggested putting BTC denominated securities directly in the ledger? It seems at the moment transactions are simply moving BTC from one wallet to another. With the network, you could enforce contracts such as futures settlements natively, rather than through external services such as icbit.se. Of course the community would need to come to an agreement as to how this would happen, what to do about defaults and such.
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