Swiss Blockchain Consortium Develops Ethereum Trading Tool

Swiss Blockchain Consortium Develops Ethereum Trading Tool

Businesses in Switzerland working on an ethereum-based over-the-counter (OTC) trading platform say they have completed work on a new privacy solution. Launched in September, the consortium includes a number of Swiss companies amongst its ranks, including telecom operator Swisscom, exchange operator SIX and Zürcher Kantonalbank, the country’s fourth-largest bank. The group is receiving support from Switzerland’s Commission for Technology and Innovation (CTI), a research organization supported by the federal government. Now, the companies have jointly developed what they call an....


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