EPISODE · May 6, 2023 · 46 MIN
19th April 2023 Digital Bytes - Jonny Fry and James Tylee featuring Tokeny Solutions
from Digital Bytes by Team Blockchain Radio; Powered By Cyber.FM · host James Tylee / Jonny Fry
Blockchain governance - blockchain governance creates the rules by which a blockchain will function, so enabling users to determine which blockchain is the most appropriate for them to select. It helps to coordinate code updates, and enable technological improvements, financial allocation and power distribution. Some blockchains have a decentralised network but a centralised basis for governance, technology and ecosystem growth. Other blockchains are autonomously decentralised but, in order to know how each blockchain functions, one needs to understand the way each blockchain has been designed - i.e. how it is governed. Full Article Here Gold: you can hold bullion or digital gold - gold has always been seen as a store of value during troubled times and in the last year central bankers have accumulated over 1,100 tons of gold. However, as well as holding physical bullion, it is possible to buy gold in a digitised format ( i.e. tokens pegged/backed by gold, or even digital gold), commonly referred to as Bitcoin. Full Article Here Why is tokenisation both relevant and important for the EU? - there continues to be much confusion around digitalisation of real-world assets (sometimes referred to as tokens) and cryptocurrencies. Whilst cryptos and tokens both use blockchains and distributed ledger technology, major corporations, central bankers and governments are increasingly beginning to realise the transformative potential that tokenisation offers their customers and citizens. Full Article Here The engine behind tokenised securities: standard ERC3643 - this article delves into standard ERC3643’s history and development, offering insight into the technical and conceptual breakthroughs that have made it the smart contract standard for permissioned tokens. It is a versatile protocol, suitable for digital assets which require controls on permissionless networks. Its built-in, privacy-preserved identity system makes it the standard for tokenised securities and real-world assets since it enforces compliance, which it does by allowing issuers to identify owners of digital securities on the blockchain without compromising the privacy of investors. Full Article Here
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Blockchain governance - blockchain governance creates the rules by which a blockchain will function, so enabling users to determine which blockchain is the most appropriate for them to select. It helps to coordinate code updates, and enable technological improvements, financial allocation and power distribution. Some blockchains have a decentralised network but a centralised basis for governance, technology and ecosystem growth. Other blockchains are autonomously decentralised but, in order to know how each blockchain functions, one needs to understand the way each blockchain has been designed - i.e. how it is governed. Full Article Here Gold: you can hold bullion or digital gold - gold has always been seen as a store of value during troubled times and in the last year central bankers have accumulated over 1,100 tons of gold. However, as well as holding physical bullion, it is possible to buy gold in a digitised format ( i.e. tokens pegged/backed by gold, or even digital gold), commonly referred to as Bitcoin. Full Article Here Why is tokenisation both relevant and important for the EU? - there continues to be much confusion around digitalisation of real-world assets (sometimes referred to as tokens) and cryptocurrencies. Whilst cryptos and tokens both use blockchains and distributed ledger technology, major corporations, central bankers and governments are increasingly beginning to realise the transformative potential that tokenisation offers their customers and citizens. Full Article Here The engine behind tokenised securities: standard ERC3643 - this article delves into standard ERC3643’s history and development, offering insight into the technical and conceptual breakthroughs that have made it the smart contract standard for permissioned tokens. It is a versatile protocol, suitable for digital assets which require controls on permissionless networks. Its built-in, privacy-preserved identity system makes it the standard for tokenised securities and real-world assets since it enforces compliance, which it does by allowing issuers to identify owners of digital securities on the blockchain without compromising the privacy of investors. Full Article Here
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