R3's Corda Code Debut Draws Mixed Response

R3's Corda Code Debut Draws Mixed Response

R3 released the code for its Corda distributed ledger platform earlier this week, and market observers were quick to weigh in. The Corda codebase launched Wednesday to public consumption is an early-stage distributed ledger platform designed to record and automate legal agreements between various business entities, with a particular focus on financial institutions. The code's publication also coincided with its formal submission to the Linux Foundation-led Hyperledger project, coming amid the startup's ongoing funding efforts. R3 has pitched the release as a way to open the code up to....


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