AntShares Partners with Microsoft to Digitalize Real-World Assets with Blockchain
Years ago little was known about Blockchain, and today thousands of enthusiasts successfully test and implement services built around it. AntShares is one of those platforms developed by strong believers in the immense potential of Blockchain. CoinTelegraph spoke with the CEO and Co-Founder of AntShares Da Hongfei about the project and its value for the market. What is AntShares? AntShares is a decentralized and distributed network protocol based on Blockchain technology. Sounds like a description of any other platform developed on top of the Blockchain? Wait until you know more. AntShares....
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An open source, blockchain-based project, Antshares, has reportedly raised $4.5 million in their ICO to help fund their blockchain that operates under an “Onchain universal blockchain” framework. In addition to this, they have also announced a partnership with software giant, Microsoft. Introducing Onchain’s Universal Blockchain Framework. The purpose of the Antshares project, which is located in Shanghai, China, is to digitize, record, and track physical goods and assets. This can range from real estate titles to corporate equity, from supply chain assets to creditors’ claims. The larger....
Shanghai-based blockchain startup Antshares has raised over $4.5 million a crowdsale, enabling it to complete the first ever open-source blockchain project in China. Antshares Blockchain, an open-source blockchain project has raised over $4.5 million in a crowd sale. The funds will see the startup complete the development of its blockchain platform under what it deems as an “Onchain universal blockchain” framework. Adopters will see the platform enable them to digitize, record and track physical goods and assets. The open-source blockchain will be scalable across several industries,....
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