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Amazon Web Services (AWS), the e-commerce giant’s cloud computing arm, has launched its Managed Blockchain service for wider use among enterprise clients.
AT&T, Nestle, Accenture and others are already using the service, AWS announced Tuesday.
Initially revealed last November, Amazon Managed Blockchain is said to allow clients to create and manage blockchain networks more easily and economically using open-source frameworks like Hyperledger Fabric. Until now, the service was previously available only in “preview,” meaning interested firms could sign up for approval to use the service.
With that stage now over, the service is available for general production use, said AWS’ chief evangelist, Jeff Barr, in a separate blog post, adding:
“You can create your [blockchain] network in minutes. You can manage certificates, invite new members, and scale out peer node capacity in order to process transactions more quickly.”
Support for the ethereum network is still in the works and is expected to be made available later this year, AWS said.
It’s worth noting that the service is currently available only in AWS’ U.S. East (Northern Virginia) region, although more areas are expected to be opened up in the “coming year.”
Nestle Oceania’s digital technology manager, Armin Nehzat, said:
“With Amazon Managed Blockchain, we are able to set up our Hyperledger Fabric network and easily invite our partners to collaborate in our supply chain transparency efforts. Amazon Managed Blockchain will enable our customers to track their products on the blockchain from the farm all the way through to consumption.”
Securities and derivatives trading platform Singapore Exchange (SGX), on the other hand, is working with AWS to move its existing work on Hyperledger Fabric to Amazon Managed Blockchain, said its head of blockchain technology, Andrew Koay.
Accenture, non-profit foundation MOBI (Mobility Open Blockchain Initiative) and enterprise asset management company TrackX are also using the service, according to AWS.
Amazon image via Shutterstock; Managed Blockchain image via AWS
AT&T, Nestle, Accenture and others are already using the service, AWS announced Tuesday.
Initially revealed last November, Amazon Managed Blockchain is said to allow clients to create and manage blockchain networks more easily and economically using open-source frameworks like Hyperledger Fabric. Until now, the service was previously available only in “preview,” meaning interested firms could sign up for approval to use the service.
With that stage now over, the service is available for general production use, said AWS’ chief evangelist, Jeff Barr, in a separate blog post, adding:
“You can create your [blockchain] network in minutes. You can manage certificates, invite new members, and scale out peer node capacity in order to process transactions more quickly.”
Support for the ethereum network is still in the works and is expected to be made available later this year, AWS said.
It’s worth noting that the service is currently available only in AWS’ U.S. East (Northern Virginia) region, although more areas are expected to be opened up in the “coming year.”
Nestle Oceania’s digital technology manager, Armin Nehzat, said:
“With Amazon Managed Blockchain, we are able to set up our Hyperledger Fabric network and easily invite our partners to collaborate in our supply chain transparency efforts. Amazon Managed Blockchain will enable our customers to track their products on the blockchain from the farm all the way through to consumption.”
Securities and derivatives trading platform Singapore Exchange (SGX), on the other hand, is working with AWS to move its existing work on Hyperledger Fabric to Amazon Managed Blockchain, said its head of blockchain technology, Andrew Koay.
Accenture, non-profit foundation MOBI (Mobility Open Blockchain Initiative) and enterprise asset management company TrackX are also using the service, according to AWS.
Amazon image via Shutterstock; Managed Blockchain image via AWS
After that recent Binance hack, CZ might be looking at switching from the Google 2FA to
Raindrop, Hydrogen's blockchain-based MFA security authenticator
Raindrop, Hydrogen's blockchain-based MFA security authenticator
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Don't be greedy with those profits. That's all I got to say.
Hmm, hydrogen only has 1000 downloads on the Google play store. Plus, the shaking your device requirement would mean it wouldn't work on chromebooks since I don't think they have accelerometers.
Not enough recognition compared to the top 100 cryptos despite their partnerships so far. They've been barely a year in development w/o an ICO and so far they've been ahead of their original roadmap that they've made an update and added more to it, so they've been hustling with their progression. I thought that CZ reply tweet was fake. Hopefully Binance actually does look into using their MFA.
https://projecthydro.org/roadmap/
https://www.hydrogenplatform.com/partners
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talking about stocks and the way hedge fund manipulate the market but reminded me of what they are trying to do with crypto.
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Not enough recognition compared to the top 100 cryptos despite their partnerships so far. They've been barely a year in development w/o an ICO and so far they've been ahead of their original roadmap that they've made an update and added more to it, so they've been hustling with their progression. I thought that CZ reply tweet was fake. Hopefully Binance actually does look into using their MFA.
https://projecthydro.org/roadmap/
https://www.hydrogenplatform.com/partners
Could be a sleeper
With the Bakkt news the price movement makes sense. Per the norm, certain people already knew last week.
WHATS GOING ON WITH CRYPTO ? , HAVENT LOOKED AT MY COINBASE IN WEEKS AND TODAY ! BOOM !! IVE GAINED BACK ALMOST MY INITIAL BUYS, I HAD BOUGHT AND HELD ABOUT $4250 IN BITCOIN & LITECOIN AND LOST ABOUT OVER HALF 
, I HAD LEFT & HELD ABOUT $2K IN LAST 8MONTHS THEN PAST 48HRS NOW IM AT $3K
fyi im still pretty out the loop on the crypto movement,still ignorant about hwo to make the money move etc but i just bought during a little cashflow and forgot about it but occassionaly looked in
, I HAD LEFT & HELD ABOUT $2K IN LAST 8MONTHS THEN PAST 48HRS NOW IM AT $3Kfyi im still pretty out the loop on the crypto movement,still ignorant about hwo to make the money move etc but i just bought during a little cashflow and forgot about it but occassionaly looked in
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Ripple's XRP surges above $0.42 on Coinbase's trading roll-out, the highest since December 2018
By Yohay Elam | May 14, 2019 02:16 GMT
XRP/USD is trading above $0.41 at the time of writing, some 27% up on the day. Coinbase, one of the largest cryptocurrency exchanges in the world, rolled out trading in Ripple's digital coin to New York-based clients.
XRP was the laggard in the recent rally in cryptos which saw Bitcoin overtower its peers with fast advances above $6,000, $7,000, and finally above $8,000. Ethereum was also moving nicely higher, with ETH/USD eventually topping $200.
And now, it seems Ripple's turn has come, with Coinbase's inclusion serving as the main driver.
XRP/USD is trading at the highest levels since around Christmas of 2018. The peak back then was $0.46, which serves as the next target. However, the Relative Strength Index on the daily chart shows that the coin is overbought, as the RSI has surpassed the 70 levels
By Yohay Elam | May 14, 2019 02:16 GMT
XRP/USD is trading above $0.41 at the time of writing, some 27% up on the day. Coinbase, one of the largest cryptocurrency exchanges in the world, rolled out trading in Ripple's digital coin to New York-based clients.
XRP was the laggard in the recent rally in cryptos which saw Bitcoin overtower its peers with fast advances above $6,000, $7,000, and finally above $8,000. Ethereum was also moving nicely higher, with ETH/USD eventually topping $200.
And now, it seems Ripple's turn has come, with Coinbase's inclusion serving as the main driver.
XRP/USD is trading at the highest levels since around Christmas of 2018. The peak back then was $0.46, which serves as the next target. However, the Relative Strength Index on the daily chart shows that the coin is overbought, as the RSI has surpassed the 70 levels
Ripple's XRP surges above $0.42 on Coinbase's trading roll-out, the highest since December 2018
By Yohay Elam | May 14, 2019 02:16 GMT
XRP/USD is trading above $0.41 at the time of writing, some 27% up on the day. Coinbase, one of the largest cryptocurrency exchanges in the world, rolled out trading in Ripple's digital coin to New York-based clients.
XRP was the laggard in the recent rally in cryptos which saw Bitcoin overtower its peers with fast advances above $6,000, $7,000, and finally above $8,000. Ethereum was also moving nicely higher, with ETH/USD eventually topping $200.
And now, it seems Ripple's turn has come, with Coinbase's inclusion serving as the main driver.
XRP/USD is trading at the highest levels since around Christmas of 2018. The peak back then was $0.46, which serves as the next target. However, the Relative Strength Index on the daily chart shows that the coin is overbought, as the RSI has surpassed the 70 levels
up twenty percent....
I just got three things to say... hold on tight and
HODL HODL HODL!!!!
Nice... I paid $37 for my ripple. Its worth $875 now. But im still HODLING
did bitcoin just break eight geez....
dizaam thats fucked up.... its one thing to shut down, its another thing to have that immediate trading shit, where you cant just trade
all your funds are frozen.. as per the article...
thats fouls shit.. especially since this is the time to flip your money with the market moving crazy like this..
Id be pissed like a muthafucka if I had most my funds with them...
Damn
Crytopia was always considered a risky exchange.
Maaaaaan this is gonna have muthafuckas looking at these other exchanges like
Binance had a hack and the token is/was above the all time high, so people don't really seem to take it that seriously for some reason. Granted at least Binance was able to cover the stolen BTC.
Cryptiopa always seemed janky and shady
well for hodling you are a hundred percent correct.. them nano hardware wallet thingys are the way to go..
but for dudes that stay flipping shit daily its much easier to get caught up in shit like this.
even though most folks who have money with cryptopia will get their money eventually its just fucked up the timing of it..and they are NOT going to get their money right away.. which makes it even more fucked up...
with the market finally showing signs of life..
fuckin FINALLY we gettin a little action....
yea but those are not common most folks
Im sure even in this cryptopias situation were able to cash out to bitcoin...
and easily move money out... I know folks got caught out there.. but many folks didnt..
hey its all a risk.... you aint making NO REAL MONEY MOVES
without taking risk..
this is what makes this cryptogame so dope... its risky as fuck... but the rewards are great if you play your cards right...
no risk no glory
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