Do you want to know which public blockchain they're building on with undeniable proof before it becomes public information?
Foxxconn. Manufactures 70% of global electronics
Chase Campbell
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Angel Powell
Digging
William King
it's amb right
Tyler Fisher
I guess origintrail
Kevin Reed
>Chained Finance
Evan Perez
It's easy to find if you know where to look, but you probably don't
no
desu i don't think the biggest companies will look to 'supply chain blockchains' for their supply chain. if they're going to use a public chain supply chain would just be one part of that and they'd eventually want to move all of their processes over
Gabriel Wilson
Says Chained Finance
Ian Harris
that's the name of the company/working group, but they are building on an already-on-exchanges public blockchain
Elijah Moore
I heard these foxconn sirs have a lot of patents. Guess who else has a lot of patents? STIFF
Gabriel Morales
Cambridge Blockchain
Oliver Hernandez
rlc
Cameron Jenkins
greg is unrioncially satoj
Easton King
Austin Myers
I can tell you right now it’s not going to be one of your little supply chain meme coin scam like Vechain or Ambrosus.
Blockchain has a use in supply chain but there is zero need to use a tokenised network. Might be a need for an oracle network though. Can’t think which one would be most likely right now. Sure it will come to me.
Aiden Hughes
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1000 suicide nets eoy!!!!!
Easton Gray
no. dumb article, foxconn manufacturers like 90% of mobile devices in china of course they'd be the ones to manufacture whatever sirin is doing. shame on them for trying to make it look like there's a connection there
Adrian Walker
how about you just tell me
Jordan Bennett
Last I checked, Hyperledger doesn't have an exchange-traded token
James Russell
that's the prototype. live implementation will not run on hyperledger, its trash
Christian Brooks
Oh wait, they also expanded last year to another permissioned system...
Eli Campbell
This. The blockchains that companies use for supply chains will not be ones that sell worthless shitcoin token to gullible neets. It will be Corda and hyperledger etc. Real companies not fake start ups scams. The question you need to ask yourself is how will these blockchains get data on chain and cross chain in a secure and trustless way?
Nathan Morgan
dianrong aren't foxconn they're just one p2p lender (i.e. a user of the system) who has been using the system in a permissioned way so far. chained finance (foxconn) themselves are now moving towards public based implementation
Landon Nguyen
anyway here you are. do with it what you will:
analytics.hypernum.com
note who the founder is an advisor of
then note what the head of business dev said in this interview. "this company has 13 layers of supply chain" (he's an mit grad btw)
i then googled "foxconn 13 layers of supply chain" and coincidentally, foxconn has 13 layers of supply chain!
he also continues talking about it here youtu.be
im not an shill i was just sent the interview, but now I am probably going to buy some and become a shill. their github is really impressive too desu
maybe the next antshares (coming from someone who actually bought antshares)
Samuel Phillips
The question is:
When can we expect Foxconn to announce IoTeX as their blockchain to the public?
Andrew Taylor
good dots, thx bby.
Their only listed partnership XYO looks like a shitshow. Look how many employees they have. Someone should tell Iotex about Chainlink.
Sebastian Roberts
fuck knows. hopefully this year based on him saying they're releasing a number of subchains throughout
iotex.io
Robert Wood
Not their only listed partnership.
Their partnerships include:
Foxconn (very likely)
NKN
Certik
Celer
LianAn
SmartHab
weeve
Lineable
And XYO
Then dig into those partners and companies and find their partners
Jace Walker
Man, it's on the tip of my tongue