Wall Street Gets One Step Closer To Embracing Blockchain

Wall Street Gets One Step Closer To Embracing Blockchain

Blockchain technology company, Factom, which builds interfaces that plug into existing systems and enable interaction, has collaborated with financial data feed company, Intrinio to put Wall Street on the Factom blockchain. Building reliable financial applications. The collaboration is said to enable data for the 3,000 most valuable US stocks to be published into the Factom blockchain every 15 minutes. Factom claims, following this development, to have moved ahead of the majority of establishments within the blockchain industry. This claim is backed by the fact that it uses real data that....


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