Nasdaq Reveals Six Clients For Its Blockchain-Enabled Platform
Money20/20 event, held in Las Vegas, has seen many announcements made by several companies. Among these is Nasdaq, which unveiled the names of the private company clients for its blockchain-enabled, and a first platform of its kind, "Nasdaq Linq." Bob Greifeld, CEO of Nasdaq, expressed his happiness over the development, and said, that "We are extremely encouraged by the initial demand for Nasdaq Linq from these innovative, first-mover companies, and the validation it represents of our application of blockchain technology." He later added that "blockchain applied to the private market is....
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Nasdaq announced the first six inaugural clients of its new blockchain-enabled platform “Nasdaq Linq.” The first participants will include Chain.com, ChangeTip, PeerNova, Synack, Tango, and Vera. Robert Greifeld, Nasdaq CEO conducted the first demonstration of its new platform at the Money 20/20 conference in Las Vegas on Tuesday: “We are extremely encouraged by the initial demand for Nasdaq Linq from these innovative, first-mover companies, and the validation it represents of our application of blockchain technology,” said Robert Greifeld. “Blockchain applied to the private market is....
2015 ended with big news on the Bitcoin front. The Bitcoin company Chain used the Nasdaq Linq platform to “digitally represent” a record of ownership on a private blockchain. Nasdaq had announced its debut blockchain platform in May. In October, Nasdaq announced its initial private clients for its blockchain platform: Chain.com, ChangeTip, PeerNova, Synack, Tango and Vera. Nasdaq also unveiled its first-ever demonstration of blockchain technology at the Money 20/20 event in Las Vegas. “The first platform of its kind, Nasdaq Linq is a digital ledger technology that leverages a blockchain to....
Nasdaq has continued with its blockchain affair by unveiling its latest blockchain tech initiative - Linq, a platform that enables private companies to trade their shares using the bitcoin-powering technology, even before the companies go public. With Linq, Nasdaq revealed its newest trading platform with a live demonstration at the Money 20/20 conference in Las Vegas. In a press release, Nasdaq also announced the first six private companies participating in the blockchain-enabled platform. They are Chain.com. ChangeTip, PeerNova, Synack, Tango and Vera. "We are extremely encouraged by the....
Overstock has confirmed that Nasdaq is not using its tØ blockchain platform to clear trades. Rumours suggesting that Nasdaq - which unveiled its own blockchain-based platform last week - was using the online retailer's blockchain platform to settle trades first surfaced on Reddit earlier today. However, a representative from Overstock told CoinDesk: "That thread is completely mistaken. NASDAQ is doing something similar to, but not using our platform." First announced in May, Nasdaq Linq will facilitate the transfers and sale of stock in private companies. The product is currently being....
Nasdaq is set to unveil its new blockchain-based platform, which will facilitate share transfers and sales on its private market. The firm's demonstration of the new platform is expected to take place at the Money 20/20 event in Las Vegas today. A company-issued statement said Nasdaq Linq - first announced in May - would include Chain, Change Tip, PeerNova, Synack, Tango and Vera as its first private company clients. Bob Greifeld, Nasdaq CEO, said in a statement: "We are extremely encouraged by the initial demand for Nasdaq Linq from these innovative, first-mover companies, and the....