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https://xrpripplenews.com/2019/09/28/ripple-ibm-swift-join-eu-policy-makers-to-develop-dlt/
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Hi, I have just found this tweet that you might find it interesting as well. There is an article on IBM domain which mentioned Ripple and XRP many times (among other crypto things)
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I'm interested to hear what the community thinks about this - competition or not? $5 Trln FX Settlement Giant CLS to Launch Blockchain-Based Netting Service ‘Within Days’ By Marie Huillet 2 hours ago https://cointelegraph.com/news/5-trln-fx-settlement-giant-cls-to-launch-blockchain-based-netting-service-within-days "Forex exchange (FX) settlement giant CLS will launch its IBM blockchain-powered netting service within “a matter of days,” according to Chief Strategy Officer (CSO) Alan Manquard. The CSO made the announcement at the IBM Think Tank conference in London Nov. 14 -
https://www.forbes.com/sites/jasonbloomberg/2018/09/09/enterprise-blockchain-struggles-to-carve-out-a-niche/#116ff9d1600a Interesting take on the state of blockchain. For once a Forbes contributor that isn't a Bitcoin maximalist, and is actually forecasting its doom for the very reason (decentralization) people like Laura Shin are saying it will succeed over XRP. He's pretty hard on XRP though. Although not directly mentioning it, he talks about the speculative nature of most tokens (XRP included) will prevent them from ever having any value - early investors selling and depressing the
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Looks as if the competition (Stellar) is taking it up a notch with their IBM partnership via IBM World-Wire. What do you guys think??
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Singapore central bank open sources blockchain prototypes
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Just came across this extract: https://www.finextra.com/newsarticle/31331/singapore-central-bank-open-sources-blockchain-prototypes "IBM has joined in the jamboree, announcing announced the successful completion of the Phase I proof-of-concept (POC) of its Shared Corporate KYC project with Deutsche Bank, HSBC, Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group (MUFG) and the Treasuries of Cargill. Big Blue says the project successfully demonstrated how the blockchain-based IBM Shared KYC platform provides a "secure, decentralised and efficient mechanism for banks to collect, validate -
Hey Team, this AMA on Reddit went down a few hours ago and I noticed that it hasn't been posted here, yet. Quite a bit of info with regards to the IBM/Stellar partnership and future prospects. I have currently only briefly read over the questions and comments and I expect the team at Ripple HQ have read the information more thoroughly. As per all Reddit AMA's the threads can be a little bit hard to decipher, IMO. I thought that it would be appreciated being posted here and expect that the more advanced members of the forum would get something out of the info
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With an IBM partnership with Stellar, where does that leave Ripple? https://www.quora.com/With-an-IBM-partnership-with-Stellar-where-does-that-leave-Ripple Why did Jed McCaleb leave Ripple to start Stellar? https://www.quora.com/Why-did-Jed-McCaleb-leave-Ripple-to-start-Stellar- 17 replies
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I thought this price jump in STR was the normal, "Hey we used to be related to XRP so we're worth something too." pump and dump routine that happens whenever there's good news for XRP. When it just kept going up I started googling and still nothing. Then I switched to the past 24 hours and find that IBM just partnered with Stellar to use not their software but their token for cross boarder payments throughout the pacific region. They are supposedly going to handle 60% of the money transfers in 7 countries. WTF? Why did they pick Stellar and how big of a blow is this for XRP? https
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Ok, now that maybe some dust has fallen down back on the floor, let's dive into some technics ?. Todays news about IBM partnering with Stellar got me specifically intrigued what the advantages would be of XRP as the native asset on the RCL vs Stellar on Hyperledger's blockchain. I often noticed Ripple mentioning the word 'native' in the past but it might be specifically important now. I can guess or assume a few but I would be interested hearing those from the pro's like @nikb , @JoelKatz and @miguel . Or would that give too much details away to IBM ??
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Hi there, It seems some "Blockchain Innovation Conference" took place in The Netherlands on June 22nd. The pro: it is spoken in English for us to understand ;-) The con (or second pro if you wish) : you get a full recorded coverage of the entire day's event. So take out some popcorn and sit down for a 10 hour recording! https://blockchaininnovationconference.com/ Click "Full Conference" for the live recording. There is enough to be heard, also the critical minds like David Birch. Some banks were there too: Chairman of Rabobank at 2h:46 , ("I visited Ripple person- 6 replies
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Anybody know if this news will affect Ripple/XRP if at all? Tech giant IBM is building a blockchain-based platform for seven big European banks, including HSBC and Deutsche Bank, that is aimed at simplifying trade finance transactions for small- and medium-sized companies. https://www.reuters.com/article/us-banks-blockchain-ibm-idUSKBN19H2M6 -
SBI Securities and IBM test blockchain for bond trading system
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https://www.finextra.com/newsarticle/29644/sbi-securities-and-ibm-test-blockchain-for-bond-trading-system "Using the Hyperledger Fabric, SBI says it will test the use of blockchain tech for the entire product lifecycle of a bond until reimbursement.The firm also wants to see how sharing databases can improve the efficiency and automation of operations, how infrastructure costs can be cut and how blockchain can be used for securities operations and systems." -
"...a number of prerequisites for blockchain to fulfill its potential in financial services – and beyond. Key among these is achieving a standard way of implementing the technology. A shared ledgering technology that can provide a consistent view across the broad business network needs a standard way of transferring ledger data. Organisations will participate in multiple ledgers – an FX network, a bond network, et cetera. Just as the internet and intranets share the same technology, so the blockchain proposition needs interoperability to function. In this context, the recently announced open l -
"The open-source Hyperledger project was on the verge of unanimously voting to formally merge the codebases donated by... startups Blockstream and Digital Asset, as well as tech giant IBM." -- http://www.coindesk.com/hyperledger-on-the-verge-of-merging-blockchain-code-from-ibm-digital-asset/ [Note: Ripple not listed] But then there's this: https://bitcoinmagazine.com/articles/ibm-wants-to-evolve-the-internet-with-blockchain-technology-1459189322 "The Hyperledger Project is under the umbrella of the Linux Foundation, and seeks to incorporate findings by blockchain projects suc
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"R3, the industry-wide body trying to bring blockchain technology to finance, announced on Thursday that its members had experimented with issuing, trading, and redeeming short-term commercial paper — a sort of IOU issued by companies to secure financing — across 5 different blockchains. The blockchains were built by Chain, Eris Industries, Ethereum, IBM and Intel." http://www.businessinsider.com/r3-fixed-income-trading-blockchain-experiment-2016-3?utm_content=buffer5ac67&utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitter.com&utm_campaign=buffer
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Friend or foe of ILP? "Open Blockchain is based on the expectation that there will be many blockchain networks, with each network ledger serving a different goal. While there may be a popular single instance of a general-use network, there is no requirement for any one network ledger to rely upon any other network for its core functionality. Despite this level of network independence, Open Blockchain still requires an addressing system that allows transactions on one ledger to discover and utilize appropriate transactions and smart contracts (chaincode) on other ledgers." -- https://githu
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This is highly speculative but: 1. Tweet from Larsen regarding comments by John Wolpert, IBM's Global Blockchain Offering Director: 2. Quotes from Coindesk IBM Director Declares 'We’re All in on Blockchain' "John Wolpert gave an overview of IBM’s thesis on the technology, labeling blockchain projects such as bitcoin and Ethereum as "first generation" versions of a concept that he believes suffer from deficiencies, both in technology and vision, that will hold back their ability to appeal to businesses." "It has to be immutable and modular," he said. "I can’t be this is
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