Alacris

Alacris

Alacris develops second-layer solutions that reduce the complexity of blockchain application development and create more opportunities for wider adoption of blockchain technology and distributed application development. Alacris and Nervos jointly establish a research foundation. The two parties will ensure that the products are interoperable and work better together at the technical level. In the long run, although the two parties use different tool chains, they may share some codes. Alacris is an operating system based on the second layer of the blockchain. It was founded in early 2018 by co-founder and CEO Chris Swenor, chief architect François-René Rideau, and aims to solve the many problems that limit the potential of the blockchain.

Avalanche and Ledger integrated to provide AVAX storage service: On January 9, the decentralized service platform Avalanche (AVAX) officially announced that it has integrated the encrypted hardware wallet provider Ledger, and users can now use the Ledger Nano S hardware wallet to store AVAX tokens. [2021/1/9 15:43:05]

Sound|Founder of Galaxy Digital: The launch of Bakkt's new product may push the price of Bitcoin to $10,000: According to Bitcoinist, former hedge fund manager and CEO of Galaxy Digital, an encrypted investment bank, Mike Novogratz said that although some people criticized, Securing bitcoin by trusting third parties undermines consensus in the crypto space, but making custody of bitcoin easier has become an industry imperative and key to increasing bitcoin's appeal among institutional investors. According to previous news, Bakkt will launch Bitcoin options contracts on December 9, and Novogratz said that the launch of this new product should help Bitcoin prices reverse to $10,000. [2019/10/25]

News | The Texas Securities Commission issued a cease and desist order to four companies related to kala: According to Cryptovest, the Texas Securities Commission (TSSB) issued a cease and desist order to four companies related to Kala tokens, The companies offered residents of the state misleading investment products, such as highly profitable mining equipment or credits for blockchain-based marketing platforms. These companies are all related to Darren Olayan, the owner of the Kala token. The four companies are Mintage Mining, Symatri LLC, BC Holdings and Investments, Social Membership Network Holding and NUI Social LLC. The four companies provide services to residents of the state but are not registered with the TSSB. The TSSB is asking them to immediately cease providing service in Texas. The TSSB said the move was to reduce cryptocurrency-related scams. [2018/7/12]

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