JPMorgan Unveils 'Juno' Prototype at Hyperledger Blockchain Meeting

JPMorgan Unveils 'Juno' Prototype at Hyperledger Blockchain Meeting

JPMorgan has unveiled what it calls a "distributed cryptoledger", presented during this week's meeting of the technical steering committee for the Linux Foundation-led open-source Hyperledger Project. The prototype, dubbed Juno, was presented by developer Will Marino on 3rd March. JPMorgan executive director David Voell said during the meeting that the proposal has been under development since September of last year, and that it is one of several concepts that he said the bank has been working on. Juno provides support for a smart contract language called 'Hopper' within a permissioned....


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