Decentral Bank: Bringing Bitcoin 2.0 to Modern Banking
Bitcoin 2.0 development is becoming more and more popular. While browsing Twitter, I found a project that did not have a lot of media attention. This project, called the Decentral Bank, is a p2p decentralized network that connects to form voting pools that can be used for redeeming withdrawal requests even when an entity has disappeared. To move funds, the majority of servers must vote to push a transaction thus, security is distributed across the entire network of servers. The Decentral Bank platform is based on Bitcoin 2.0 protocol and utilizes features that are not commonly used by....
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February 11, 2016 — TORONTO, ON, The Canadian-based crypto hub Decentral which focuses on decentralized technologies has just launched a new digital currency product nationwide. Decentral Bitcoin Cards will be made available for Canadians to purchase Bitcoin from local merchants. The company says the Decentral Card will be a first for the country and will allow an easier way to purchase the virtual money within the region. The cards will be sold in local retail stores in Canada and will be in denominations of $20, $50, and $100. The cards can be bought just as any phone card or gift card....
Bitcoin price has taken a major hit since Mt. Gox, but that has not stopped Bitcoin from building a worldwide infrastructure that has led to massive expansion opportunities. It seems to have traded price for a deeper market penetration, in every sector of modern society. Bitcoin has already made a connection with online consumer payment giant PayPal, and now commercial banking may be its next conquest. The Future of Banking is faster and less expensive. At a panel meeting sponsored by Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunication (SWIFT) this week, correspondent banking....
Canadian decentralized technologies hub Decentral will soon enable citizens across Canada to easily purchase bitcoin, the innovation hub revealed in an announcement today. Toronto-based innovation and disruption hub Decentral has announced a new series of ‘bitcoin cards’ that can be purchased at local retail stores nationwide. The Decentral Bitcoin Cards will be available for buyers in denominations of $20, $50 and $100. The cards fundamentally work like a gift card, pre-loaded with fiat cash. Buyers can then redeem the cards for bitcoin via Decentral’s website. As an innovation hub,....
Decentral has recently moved its offices. As a result, decentral.tv is in the process of creating a new and improved studio. So this week, we revisit some of our best episodes that also aim to shed some light on topics that you'll see in the news this week. We start off with an episode from December 2014when Dmitry Murashchik of Mycelium was our guest. This week, Mycelium will be shipping out their first, sold-out batch of brand new Entropy devices. Entropy is a small USB device that uses hardware-based entropy to generate printable Bitcoin paper wallets. Find out more about Mycelium and....
Decentral TV dashboard page. Toronto-based co-working space Decentral has rebranded, dropping 'bitcoin' from its name and launching two new sites including a 24-hour bitcoin video news service. This will include the new Bloomberg-like information dashboard site Decentral TV, and a redesigned version of the original Decentral.ca site, which itself has a new focus on news updates and informational content. Co-founder Anthony Di Iorio told CoinDesk Decentral's aim is to be "a home for decentralized and disruptive technologies", whatever form they may take, providing quality and in-depth....