It Takes a Village: Why Open Source and Open Development are the Keys to Blockcha...
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Overview of concrete open projects and outcomes: the government of British Columbia runs OrgBook with millions of business entities using Hyperledger Indy/Aries wallets in production, Cambodia’s Bakong is a live retail CBDC on Hyperledger Iroha, and Finality runs tokenized collateral with 17 institutions. Fabric is the most adopted enterprise ledger at 38% of surveyed companies, Besu ranks among the top four Ethereum execution clients, Cacti (formerly Cactus) enables cross‑DLT transfers, and a 300‑member Open Wallet Foundation forms to standardize multi‑purpose wallets alongside Hyperledger Fabric and Hyperledger Besu.
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chapters (17)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:06Identity and Money
- 6:47Digital Trust
- 9:28Hyperledger Foundation
- 10:25Decentralization
- 12:13Database
- 15:07Use Cases
- 17:58Interoperability
- 19:44Identity projects
- 22:00Blockchain fits the fits
- 23:01Ethereum and Hyperledger
- 27:01Global Network of Networks
- 27:55Cactus
- 28:48Hybrid Blockchain
- 30:21Firefly
- 35:18Digital Identity
- 36:17Digital Wallets
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