Tagged: permissioned DLT

Researchers at McGill are Reportedly Working on Potential Design for Bank of Canada Virtual Currency or CBDC

February 26, 2021 @ 4:42 pm By Omar Faridi |

The research team at McGill is reportedly collaborating on the potential design for the new Bank of Canada digital currency. Professors Katrin Tinn and Christophe Dubach have jointly proposed a new design for a “cash-like” central bank digital currency or CBDC which will aim to… Read More

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Blockchain Interoperability: World Economic Forum Releases Paper Explaining Importance of Effective Communication Between DLT Networks

April 11, 2020 @ 10:32 am By Omar Faridi |

During the past few years, blockchain or distributed ledger technology (DLT) has been adopted by a large number of companies from several major industries. There are currently hundreds of different DLT platforms being operated across the globe. Most of these blockchain-enabled networks are unable to… Read More

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