Blockchain Daily Digest – November 1st, 2019

1.   FCH Network Develops the Next-Generation Blockchain Alternative to Solve Current Problems of DLT

Blockchain technologies like Ethereum and Bitcoin have been rising rapidly in the last years. Generally, each could be seen as a separate step in the evolution of blockchain technology.

2.   Fortex Launches Crypto Non-Deliverable Forwards

Fortex Technologies , a globally recognized multi-asset trading provider, has
announced the expansion of its crypto services to include crypto
non-deliverable forwards (NDFs), as well as an institutional platform for cryptocurrencies
and digital assets.

3.   Blockchain-Based Invoices Reached $1 Billion USD in China with 10 Million Invoices

Shenzhen’s pilot blockchain technology invoice system has reached a new milestone. The program known as ‘fapiao’ which allows the Chinese government to track purchases and prevent tax evasion, has just issued its 10 millionth invoice.

4.   President of Liberland Keynotes in Vienna and London

As part of his continued international work, President of Liberland, Vit Jedlicka, presented recently in both Vienna and London. Opening his talks he asked the audience “who has thought about founding a country?” In both cases, the audience responded with humor and some awe.

5.   Holiday Rental Platform Seeks Blockchain Technology to Minimize Costs

EzyStayz, an Australian-based international holiday rental platform, is using blockchain technology to minimize costs, as well as enhance the home rental services it offers.

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