Ledger Assets Unveils Proof-of-Stake Permissioned Blockchain

Ledger Assets Unveils Proof-of-Stake Permissioned Blockchain

To secure the integrity of this permissioned distributed ledger, Ledger Assets make use of proof-of-stake. Blockchain technology facilitates near real-time exchange of information, assets, and any other type of data. But one Australian startup has come up with a way to make distributed ledgers even faster. Moreover, they reduce the energy costs required by a significant margin. Ledger Assets has unveiled EcoChain to the world, but is it that spectacular? Most people associate the blockchain with using tons of computational power and electricity to secure it. After all, that is how things....


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