CommerceBlock (CBT) now listed on Gatecoin
HONG KONG — 9 May 2018 — Gatecoin has listed CommerceBlock (CBT) on our exchange. You can now trade CBT with BTC and ETH.
What is CommerceBlock?
International trade is highly dependant on trusted intermediaries such as traditional fiat banking system. However, the storage of funds on centralized banking system lacks transparency and are subject to censorship, seizure, failure, hacking risk and many other externalities which is a cause for worry to many around the world.
CommerceBlock is a public blockchain infrastructure company that is aiming to develop a technology platform and the necessary tools that will enable individual and businesses to manage trade flows, business transactions, and other financial products which are historically reserved for commercial banking customers.
CommerceBlock will also provide:
- Cryptocurrency agnostic APIs, SDKs, and web portal
- Trade flow templates
- Enterprise integrations
- Third-party integrations
- Commitment to open standard
What are CommerceBlock (CBT) Tokens?
CBT is the native token of the CommerceBlock ecosystem and it will initially be trackable on the ethereum blockchain using an ERC-20 smart contract. Once a viable sidechain or colour coin scheme is available, CBT will eventually migrate to a more secure public blockchain. CBT will be used to pay for any services in the CommerceBlock ecosystem, including the products mentioned above.
Who is the team behind CommerceBlock?
- Nicholas Gregory — CEO at CommerceBlock
- Dr. Tom Trevethan — Head of Engineering at CommerceBlock
- Omar Shibli — CTO at CommerceBlock
Where can I find more information about CommerceBlock?
- CBT Whitepaper
- CBT Telegram
- CBT Blog
- CBT Website
For any questions regarding this update, please refer to our FAQ page.
Thank you for using our service,
The Gatecoin Team
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