Counterparty Ignites Debate With Ethereum Software Integration
Counterparty sparked debate in the bitcoin community yesterday when it announced it had successfully ported open-source software from the Ethereum project to its platform, equipping it with new functionality. The decentralized peer-to-peer exchange provider framed the announcement as one that would soon bring all the potential of Ethereum's as-yet-unlaunched smart contract system to its platform, while providing the added security of the bitcoin blockchain and its established global mining network. Counterparty chief architect Adam Krellenstein indicated the move aimed to satisfy....
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Counterparty recently announced they successfully imported the Ethereum smart contracts programming language into their Bitcoin 2.0 platform. The XCP price surged after Counterparty announced they recreated Ethereum on the Bitcoin-based Counterparty platform. Despite tapering off a bit following the rise, the XCP price still increased more than 60% in the past week. Also Read: Ethereum Cloning: Ethereum Comments, Counterparty Responds. XCP Price Ignites after Counterparty Announces Ethereum Clone. Earlier this week, Bitcoin 2.0 platform Counterparty announced that they had successfully....
Counterparty announced that its developers have successfully ported the Ethereum Project's programming language over to the Counterparty platform, enabling users to save and execute Turing Complete Ethereum code on the Bitcoin blockchain. With this new development, Counterparty makes it possible to execute Ethereum smart contracts on the more secure Bitcoin blockchain. Also read: Gavin Andresen Outlines Bitcoin 2.0 Without Ethereum. Counterparty is a Bitcoin 2.0 and cryptosecurities technology platform. In the Counterparty protocol traditional financial instruments are implemented as....
Counterparty is set to launch Ethereum’s Virtual Machine (EVM) on a testnet in two weeks with Counterparty developer Ruben de Vries making solid progress toward the end result, which will eventually bring Ethereum’s smart contract to Bitcoin. In late 2014, Counterparty carried out a Proof-of-Concept EVM port; however, in comparison, this port is the newest version of the EVM software that is running on Ethereum today with the team of the opinion that it is mature enough for use on the Counterparty/Bitcoin mainnet. Additionally, it adds the ability for smart contracts to interact with....
Update: This article has been edited slightly to clarify that Ethereum's entire programming language has been ported to Counterparty In a major development in the Bitcoin 2.0 race, Counterparty has added the open-sourced custom smart contract features of Ethereum by porting the programming language to the Counterparty platform. While smart contracts have always been possible on Counterparty, they lacked the flexibility and ease of customization found in the Ethereum project. That extra functionality, previously only found in Ethereum, was often attributed by observers of only being....
The Counterparty team wants to err on the side of caution when bringing the Ethereum smart contracts to the mainnet. There has been a lot of talk of bringing Ethereum smart contracts to the Counterparty mainnet in recent months. Not too long ago, it seemed like this project was set in stone, but some last-minute adjustments had to be made. Now that the latest EVM has been ported to the Counterparty, exciting things are on the horizon. Ethereum Smart Contracts On Counterparty Mainnet? That is the question everybody would like an answer to, and it appears as if the Counterparty team is....