DCC Project Update — March 28, 2019

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3 min readMar 28, 2019

DCC Joins BINC to Discuss New Technologies in Enterprise Blockchain

On Wednesday, April 10, we will be joining Blockchain Innovation & Networking Club (BINC) in NYC for another evening of blockchain chats. This time, speakers from a variety of industries will be talking about the application of cutting-edge sub-technologies such as cloud computing, AI, apps, tokens and other tools that empower today’s companies. We look forward to diving into tech with professionals from these innovative disciplines!

Click here to see more details and RSVP.

Navigate Enterprise Blockchain with Stewie

In his latest CoinRivet column, Stewie talks about the implementation of enterprise blockchain in different industries — the financial industry, real estate, supply chain, healthcare and advertising. In plain language, he elaborates on how companies are using blockchain to transform their operations and management.

Click here to read this informative piece.

Tech Updates

The DCC Platform

We have finalized the IPFS-based framework for personal data storage.

BitExpress Updates

A new version of BitExpress is currently under testing and will launch shortly. This version supports a brand new payment network, where merchants can build their own user verification systems and decide credit lines for each individual customer.
BitExpress Vietnam is hosting quizzes and lucky draws in the Vietnamese community! Make sure to check out the app on Google Play and earn rewards with your friends.

Marco Polo Arrives

The first two real-world transactions have been conducted on Marco Polo, the trade finance blockchain built on R3’s Corda platform. The trades took place between two German industrial companies, with one transaction involving the delivery of hydraulic couplings from Germany to China and the other the delivery of pumps within Germany. While all that may sound prosaic, the news is notable since the transaction data was exchanged through distributed ledger technology, ditching the usual slow and costly physical documents and intermediaries. Click here to read the full story on CoinDesk.

What’s News in Blockchain

Exchange KuCoin Enables Credit Card Purchases of Crypto

OKEx Founder Reveals OK Group’s Partnership With US Trust Firm, Plan to Launch Stablecoin

CEOs of Mastercard and Wells Fargo Concur on Blockchain’s Long Term Potential

Recommended DCC Reading

Blockchain and Our Disintermediation Problem

Crypto to rise from the ashes in 2019 with institutional fire power

Is fast-moving South Korea shaping up to become a blockchain utopia?

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