Open Source Blockchain in Action: A Report from th...
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Retail and wholesale CBDCs are live: Eastern Caribbean DCash and Nigeria use Hyperledger Fabric, Cambodia’s 2019 retail CBDC runs on Hyperledger Iroha with 1.4 million transactions reported in early 2021, and Bank of France runs a wholesale CBDC on Fabric; trade finance via TradeLens shows 42 million containers and 2.2 billion events across 300 organizations. JPMorgan runs a Quorum fork of Ethereum, moves hundreds of billions of dollars through intraday repo and a Link payments data marketplace; MetaMask and Besu-based tools enable public–private bridges.
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- 0:00Start
- 13:40New Revenue Models
- 21:09The Market Demand for Permissioned versus Public Networks and Blockchain
- 29:35Biggest Challenges
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