i have been looking into it, along with a few others. although technically it can be build (multicoin/doublechains) which has many genesis blocks all within one blockchain to trade against each other within the same blockchain ledger.
the problem is data size, and also the fact that nasdaq traders want transactions that confirm within milliseconds not 30-90seconds, or even 10 minutes. thus from a practical prospective it would not stand the test of time.
nasdaq traders will continue to want to trade 'offchain' due to efficient and effective trade ability
Topic: So who is building BitDAQ and BYSE? (Read 818 times)
I didn't know it was being built. Maybe you should have given a link to those sources.
No, it's a question, sorry I didn't make it clear. Is anyone building it?you would need a ticker and it would have to be updated in every block
I didn't know it was being built. Maybe you should have given a link to those sources.
No, it's a question, sorry I didn't make it clear. Is anyone building it?
I didn't know it was being built. Maybe you should have given a link to those sources.
So who is building BitDAQ and BYSE, or something like that, a full equivalent of the global stock market on the blockchain?
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