Coinprism Releases Colored Coins Android App for Mobile Asset Transfer
Coinprism is brining colored coins to Android users via a new mobile wallet it describes as the first crypto 2.0 standalone wallet. The Coinprism platform allows individual users and companies to create and issue colored coins, which can then be used as loyalty points or tokens to denote a range of physical and digital goods and services. Colored coins are bitcoins marked with certain properties to reflect digital or physical assets, and can also be used at various events for voting, tipping and more. Flavien Charlon, founder of Coinprism, explained the potential applications of the....
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Pixode, a company that started in 2010 making mobile games, just announced Tuesday the launch of what it describes as a “Crypto 2.0” platform in Open Assets and a colored coins wallet called Coinprism. “Colored coins are about taking a fraction of a Bitcoin, and tagging it with a secondary, user-defined value,” founder Flavien Charlon said in a release. “That value can then be stored on the block chain, and transferred simply by transferring the underlying bitcoins. The Open Assets platform could also be applied to smart contracts or precious metals, he said. Coinprism is one application....
March 22, 2014 (Dublin, Ireland) - The Irish company behind the Bitcoin prediction market Predictious is announcing the private beta launch of a new colored coin web wallet Coinprism. Colored coins use Bitcoins to represent other assets and store them on the Bitcoin Blockchain. Colored coins can be used to represent anything, such as stocks, bonds, smart properties, securities, precious metals, commodities, other currencies (such as dollars, pounds or euros), and even other crypto-currencies. A company which wants to do an IPO can do so with colored coins in a matter of minutes and....
Coinprism, in a recent blog post, has announced the support of cold storage for TREZOR on its platform. Coinprism is the first Bitcoin 2.0 platform to integrate cold storage. This launch brings new things to both Bitcoin 2.0 applications as well as the Coinprism wallet itself. First, users will now be able to store colored assets in cold storage. Second, users will be able to link their spending to their TREZOR devices. Users of Coinprism and TREZOR will also be able to create and issue tokens for IPOs. Creation of an IPO in Coinprism will be incredibly secure, as the shares can only be....
Colored Coins is an advanced application of Bitcoin’s blockchain. The protocol is considered to have Bitcoin 2.0 properties, as it expands the use of Bitcoin’s blockchain. Colored Coins are tokens that are marked to represent real world assets. They can be used to prove ownership of cars, real estate, precious metals, etc., and are pretty easy to issue. While there aren’t very many cryptocurrencies that are Colored Coins, the ones that are colored offer some interesting features. The most common use of Colored Coins is for companies that wish to host an IPO. Setting up an IPO with Colored....