[#News] Block.One to Launch Social Media Platform Ahead of Schedule
Voice, the social media platform by EOS creator Block.One, announced that it will launch on July 4.
According to a Tweet posted by Voice Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Salah Zalatimo on June 6, the social media platform will be available to readers on U.S. Independence Day, with only registered users able to publish content or engage online.
https://bit.ly/3f0NkDR
Voice, the social media platform by EOS creator Block.One, announced that it will launch on July 4.
According to a Tweet posted by Voice Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Salah Zalatimo on June 6, the social media platform will be available to readers on U.S. Independence Day, with only registered users able to publish content or engage online.
https://bit.ly/3f0NkDR
Cointelegraph
Block.One to Launch Social Media Platform Ahead of Schedule
According to Voice CEO Salah Zalatimo, the platform has pivoted from an autumn launch date and will be available to readers on July 4
[#News] Coinbase Open Sources Technical Standard to Streamline Token Listings
The San Francisco-based exchange rolled out a new open-source technical framework for asset listings Wednesday, making it easier for the company to integrate tokens it wants to add by giving developers a blueprint for what their projects need to provide.
Dubbed Rosetta, the release began as a project aimed at helping Coinbase more quickly add assets to its platform, product manager Nemil Dalal told CoinDesk.
“Each blockchain has a node software. They’re all custom and they all have different APIs that you use, and so integration to them can often be very customized, [require] a lot of manual effort,” he said. “So what Coinbase built was some type of middleware that we use to be able to integrate with these blockchains.”
The team is now open sourcing this technical framework for projects hoping to list their tokens on the exchange.
Source: https://bit.ly/2Bn8ddQ
The San Francisco-based exchange rolled out a new open-source technical framework for asset listings Wednesday, making it easier for the company to integrate tokens it wants to add by giving developers a blueprint for what their projects need to provide.
Dubbed Rosetta, the release began as a project aimed at helping Coinbase more quickly add assets to its platform, product manager Nemil Dalal told CoinDesk.
“Each blockchain has a node software. They’re all custom and they all have different APIs that you use, and so integration to them can often be very customized, [require] a lot of manual effort,” he said. “So what Coinbase built was some type of middleware that we use to be able to integrate with these blockchains.”
The team is now open sourcing this technical framework for projects hoping to list their tokens on the exchange.
Source: https://bit.ly/2Bn8ddQ