BSI

mewmew_laser_kittens

I work in this field so I may be able to provide some explanation. The ANSSI has only certified (through the Common Criteria certification) the secure elements used by Ledger wallets. I believe that they are manufactured by ST micro, and are widely used, not only by Ledger. Your phone most likely also uses secure components that have been certified by either the ANSSI or other national certifying bodies (BSI, NSCIB…).

coinfeeds-bot

tldr; Indonesian bank PT Bank Syariah Indonesia (BSI) has been hit by a suspected ransomware attack, which is a type of malware that attacks devices with file encryption systems. "The banking system is weak, so it is easy for hackers to penetrate," said Geru Sutadi, a member of the National Consumer Protection Agency (BPKN) Communications and Education Commission. "There are ransomware programs that are unlocked for 2-3 days," Sutadi added. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.*

Ferdo306

There are some utility tokens used by companies in real world as the process on blockchain is faster and cheaper than the traditional one CargoX (CXO) comes to mind. Importers use it in Egypt for digitizing documents which significantly speeds up the process and lowers costs. I think over 100k companies are registered on the platform There are others like Syntropy (NOIA) which tackles traffic optimization and routing. Used by betting and gaimg companies like Entain Also, OriginTrail (TRAC) used for trustless data sharing. If I remember well BSI is using them and many others

chintokkong

**Compilation of real world use cases**: . --- . - https://www.verify.gov.sg/ (already functioning) *Singapore's Government* - using Ethereum blockchain to verify government issued certificates (like vaccination certs). . --- . - https://ibsintelligence.com/ibsi-news/bank-of-italy-taps-algorand-blockchain-platform-for-digital-sureties-project/ *Bank of Italy* - utilizing Algorand blockchain for bank and insurance guarantees . --- . - https://en.cryptonomist.ch/2022/11/07/ripple-revolutionizes-real-estate-industry/ *Portugal's Proprhome* - tokenizing digital property certificates as NFTs on XRPL . --- . - https://xtz.news/adoption/california-dmv-is-running-a-private-testnet-version-of-the-tezos-blockchain-to-digitize-car-titles-and-title-transfers/ *California's Department of Motor Vehicles - using Tezos private testnet to digitize car titles and titles transfer through NFTs . --- . - https://medium.com/blockchangers/how-norway-is-using-ethereum-arbitrum-for-shareholder-management-500e59c586d3 *Norway's BROK* - using Ethereum arbitrum for shareholder management . --- . - https://localtoday.news/ca/california-cannabis-producer-uses-blockchain-to-track-its-weed-209185.html *US California's Mendocino Clone Company* - using EMTRI (Ethereum-based blockchain) to to certify baby cannabis plants and clones with a batch certificate. . --- . - https://xtz.news/adoption/the-neuilly-sur-seine-municipal-youth-council-elections-have-been-completed-using-the-tezos-based-voting-application-electis/ *French city Neuilly-sur-Seine* - using Tezos blockchain through Electis to conduct voting for the Municipal Youth Council Elections (Electis is [used](https://xtz.news/adoption/the-future-of-corporate-governance-access-will-use-tezos-based-e-voting-solution-for-their-2022-election/) by three organizations of the United Nations.) . --- . - https://crypto.news/new-york-will-allow-crypto-payments-for-fines-and-taxes/ *New York state* - pushing a bill to allow crypto payments for fines and taxes . --- . - https://www.coindesk.com/events/2021/08/31/el-salvador-to-launch-government-blockchain-infrastructure-on-algorand-by-2021/ The national document registry system of El Salvador will be going live on Algorand in 1H2023 . —- . - https://www.bsigroup.com/en-GB/healthcare/donated-medicines-and-vaccines/ Trace Labs working with BSI on AidTrust, ensuring safety and transparency in donated medicines . —- . - https://www.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/112jv03/siemens_germanys_thirdlargest_publicly_traded/ Siemens, Germany’s third-largest publicly traded company announces issuance of 1st digital bond on Polygon . —- . - https://www.coindesk.com/web3/2023/02/23/spotify-is-testing-token-enabled-music-playlists/ Spotify Is Testing Token-Enabled Music Playlists. The pilot is currently only available for Android users in the U.S., U.K., Germany, Australia and New Zealand. . —-

HacksawJimDGN

The British Standards Institute (BSI) has partnered up with OriginTrail to develop blockchain enabled training certificates.

TheBattleDan

Trace Labs working with BSI on AidTrust, ensuring safety and transparency in dontated medicines: https://www.bsigroup.com/en-GB/healthcare/donated-medicines-and-vaccines/ Trace Labs have several other partnerships ongoing with government and businesses in other areas.

Ferdo306

GS1 is also huge imo And BSI too Major players in their fields

AadamAtomic

>I am sure some of those people who were in UST or LUNA did their own research as well. Project was good. 7th biggest coin and nothing pointed to be Absolutely fucking not. 20%APY A YEAR Is stupidly ridiculously high, almost like it's too good to be true. 😒 I've never touched LUNA with a 10 foot pole because of how the burning and chain worked. MANY people, including myself have warned against this for EVER. But dummies just scream, "FUD!!" and then don't do their own research on it. >Fact is if you held majority of the mid cap coins for 3 years you would have been in similar profit regardless of the research you did or not. Trac was not mid cap. That's why I specifically chose it...it had a 50,000,000 supply at .03 cents with an Actual team that showed their real faces, took real responsibility, and had government approval to work with BSI, THE LARGEST standards institution in Britain... that's called doing your own research.

ekelix

They have their servers in switzerland and are in no way connected to the russian gov, I dont like the narrative I am using myself but the warnings by for example by German BSI are very overreactive.

Starw1nMarw1n

1. I know how testing and measurements go, and what you'd expect after 5 years (in this case, 7 years in busienss!). I've built a company of my own doing stuff exactly like this (ERP systems, which is basically what blockchains need in order to work) and let's just say what Vechain is "turning over" in a day (AFTER 5-7 years) in vthor burn equated to about an hour of work we did for one single client. That's how little this network produces). 2. Blockchain is not as revolutionary as you may think. Most companies can verify anything simply by using whatever system they are using now and can build extensions to any blockchain and have their information stamped on the blockchain for immutability. Finished, done. 3. If you can't read their data numbers providing you with all you need, displaying what is complete lack of any continuity or consistency over such a long time, by all means, stick to your own fantasies Vechain, as many other projects, will display technical plays by big money. You are seeing it now. The prices are moving up on most projects because most projects have suffered 80-95% retrace off their ATHs, so traders are coming back to squeeze out more money from the gullible who think that every project is a success, and the dreams start over. 4. Oh, btw, OriginTrail is doing everything your Vechain promised they are doing, and more. This being just one single aspect, go check out [AidTrust](https://youtu.be/xdjsJHVHnUs) and [Multi-Mode Compliance and Standards Program (MMCS)](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j3IQKydFnPc&feature=youtu.be), a global standard for both shipping and deliverance of medicines, for the ENTIRE PHARMA INDUSTRY, developed by none other than BSI (British Standards Institute) and their partners. "BUT BUT BUT....BUT....Vechain, the lord savior of supply chains was suppose to do all this...how can this be!" Note that none of those people presenting in the videos are OriginTrail employees, they are BSI-developers, BSI-employees, BSIs partners and BSI clients who are present. Vechain doesn't even come close to this! Because I have background in this industry, I'm not distracted by flashy and fancy marketing, and I've done all the research I need. 5. Again, there is no way in hell Vechain will reach $1. You first need to learn about market caps, and realize, that Vechain with a network usage of $200 daily will never have a market capitalization of $70 Billion. Even traders and big money are not that stupid. Look at the chart from when the price reached $0,28. It was a selloff bonanza.

biketourthrowaway

Dusk Network - zero knowledge blockchain (ie fully private transactions at the protocol level) targeting tokenized securities. They are by far the most advanced ZK project and are the only project who are capable of meeting the criteria required for issuing securities. GDPR compliant and already have a Dutch securities trading license. I actually found out about them through an LTO partnership. OriginTrail - multichain decentralized knowledge graph targeting supply chain. Huge partnership with BSI with new usecases dropping regularly. Arguably some of the highest profile partnerships in crypto, just not with organizations that anyone has heard of so no one cares. Here are some community resources: www.origintrailexplained.info www.origintrail.club www.tracdeepdive.info GET Protocol - whitelabel NFT ticket platform. Over 1.5M sold on chain to date and scaling up aggressively with lockdown measures ending.

Starw1nMarw1n

Sorry to hear that :-/. I assume that was from Kucoin, as I remember Kucoin had those stupid fees attached to any transaction being transferred from Kucoin? Regarding the project, this isn't about potential anymore. If anything, there isn't a token out there that can prove close to the scope that OriginTrail has. This is just the Pharmaceutical Supply Chain and Logistics part. BSI are pushing to implement one global standard for all Pharmaceuticals and onboard them onto the DKG. For the MMSC program, 90% of the participants (50% very interested, 40% wanted to learn more, while only 10% said they didn't need the solution). This was a year ago. It's not about use cases anymore that's my point. They are marketing value now.

Grandma_Slacker

Origin Trail- currently #290 on coingecko Gets shilled by the UN and WEF Bob Metcalfe of Metcalfe's Law is an advisor of the project It successfully b2b markets to giants like BSI, but little to no retail marketing

HacksawJimDGN

The British Standards Institution (BSI) is one of the most boring companies around. They set the standards for yhe manufacturing, construction and logistics companies in the UK and Europe. Their standards lead the way for the industry and the standards are painstakingly detailed and painstakingly logical. They're a very serious organisation. Anyway they've partnered up with OriginTrail (TRAC). I figure if the BSI deem OriginTrail worthy enough then that counts for a LOT

Starw1nMarw1n

That's why I posted the link to the presentation conducted by BSI, British Standards Institute (OT partner), presenting a solution which is the final phases now (the presentation is from July 2021) in front of 50+ pharma and pharma logistics companies on their solution, so you don't have to grasp at straws. That's the entire reason behind the links. But I get it, sometimes it takes too much time. But then again, things that are worth looking into normally take some time.

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allstarrunner

Trac I'm on mobile so will still be somewhat limited, but they are the intersection of two bleeding edge technologies: blockchain and Knowledge Graphs. Years ago they started planning ahead to first focus on standards that are used by the largest enterprises in the world (think barcode) and they already have the next gen barcode built into their tech (EPCIS with GS1, which is the organization that helps create the new standards, including board members from basically all the Fortune 500 companies - and Trace Alliance, the parent company of TRAC was part of the board that came up with the new standards for the next gen barcode which is soon to release (which will be more in QR form for obvious reasons)) They already have a working partnership with BSI (British Standards Institute) and their tech is already being utilized for 40% of all US imports). Honestly there is sooooo much more to say but I'll just direct you to OriginTrailexplained.info. imo it is THE most undervalued crypto project out there right now (but I admit I don't know all crypto projects so it may not be true, plus it's hard to compare projects that are doing different things), but in any case it is extremely undervalued. Version 6 testnet just launched which is basically the biggest upgrade their software has had to date and once the testnet is finished it is ready to unleash the full potential of their Decentralized Knowledge Graph. They are also blockchain agnostic and actually connect all the different blockchains that integrate them, so far ETH, xDai, matic, and soon DOT (in just a few weeks). What does this mean? It means all the data on all those blockchains will be able to interact with one another through their decentralized knowledge graph, so now imagine dapps being able to utilize data simultaneous from both eth and dot. They ALSO just connected their decentralized knowledge graph to Google's centralized knowledge graph, and now with V6 you will be able to also simultaneously query any of the above blockchains with the Google knowledge graph. That fact that they are about 200 right now in overall market cap is almost criminal lol but hey, I just keep buying, because it's genuinely is only a matter of time before this explodes

Time-Tradition905

Origin Trail is doing this with BSI/GS1 I believe at the moment.

allstarrunner

I'm on mobile so will still be somewhat limited, but they are the intersection of two bleeding edge technologies: blockchain and Knowledge Graphs. Years ago they started planning ahead to first focus on standards that are used by the largest enterprises in the world (think barcode) and they already have the next gen barcode built into their tech (EPCIS with GS1, which is the organization that helps create the new standards, including board members from basically all the Fortune 500 companies - and Trace Alliance, the parent company of TRAC was part of the board that came up with the new standards for the next gen barcode which is soon to release (which will be more in QR form for obvious reasons)) They already have a working partnership with BSI (British Standards Institute) and their tech is already being utilized for 40% of all US imports). Honestly there is sooooo much more to say but I'll just direct you to OriginTrailexplained.info. imo it is THE most undervalued crypto project out there right now (but I admit I don't know all crypto projects so it may not be true, plus it's hard to compare projects that are doing different things), but in any case it is extremely undervalued. Version 6 testnet just launched which is basically the biggest upgrade their software has had to date and once the testnet is finished it is ready to unleash the full potential of their Decentralized Knowledge Graph. They are also blockchain agnostic and actually connect all the different blockchains that integrate them, so far ETH, xDai, matic, and soon DOT (in just a few weeks). What does this mean? It means all the data on all those blockchains will be able to interact with one another through their decentralized knowledge graph, so now imagine dapps being able to utilize data simultaneous from both eth and dot. They ALSO just connected their decentralized knowledge graph to Google's centralized knowledge graph, and now with V6 you will be able to also simultaneously query any of the above blockchains with the Google knowledge graph. That fact that they are about 200 right now in overall market cap is almost criminal lol but hey, I just keep buying, because it's genuinely is only a matter of time before this explodes

Willow1337

For me it’s OriginTrail (TRAC). Insane partnerships (BSI, Oracle, Swiss Railways), jobs will go up by a lot next year and will lead to a supply shortage of the token. Team has been delivering for years and will be at a point where the protocol will be finally adapted by large companies / entities. I am hyped AF. Until now it’s still rather unknown (MCap of about 470 million) but if you check out their aims, there’s no turning back.

bailtail

I don’t agree. ETH serves a purpose, for example. It’s the ecosystem in which much of the crypto space operates. Rollups serve a purpose in helping ETH scale better. LINK provides the oracle solution that makes it all work. This is just an example. A lot of what you’re seeing is the construction of the framework upon which much of the space is meant to grow. Then you have projects like TRAC which has great adoption as a supply chain management and data interoperability solution for a number of huge entities (BSI, Home Depot, Target, Walmart, Department of Homeland Security, etc.) It’s also positioned to play a huge role in Web3 which is why Oracle partnered with them (rumors of backend integration into Oracle products) and is likely why they are being courted by Google. Then there’s projects like BAT which is looking to turn the advertising model on its head. VRA is looking to change the game for video entertainment and ESports. NKN is looking to facilitate safe and secure P2P bandwidth sharing. I could go on at length. Is there a decent amount of pointless garbage in the space? Sure. But but there are many legitimate, novel, stand-alone projects seeking to address real world problems, and there are a plethora of projects looking to establish and enhance the blockchain ecosystem, itself.

coinfeeds-bot

tldr; British Standards Institution (BSI) and Trace Labs, the core developers of the OriginTrail Decentralized Knowledge Graph (DKG), have launched AidTrust to bring trust, transparency, and reliability to the global pharmaceutical industry. Using the DKG and industry best practice, AidTrust ensures end-to-end traceability for donated medicines and vaccines whilst retaining data integrity and security. AidTrust has already been successfully deployed in India. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.*

bailtail

Yep. Which is why, even though I do hold VET, TRAC is my primary supply chain play now. The token serves 6 different forms of utility. It’s fully decentralized and chain agnostic. Has greater adoption than VET and accelerating rapidly. Partnered with Oracle (rumors of backend integration into their products). Work with massive companies like BSI (tracking and certification behemoth whose work includes tracking pharmaceuticals for most of the worlds pharma companies, and FDA just announced this tracking will soon be mandatory), Home Depot, Walmart, Target, Nestle, etc. Incredible team behind it including Bob Metcalfe, Father of Ethernet and known for Metcalfe’s Law. What’s more, it’s not only a supply chain management and data interoperability solution, it is positioned to be one of the most integral elements of Web3. Floor is high due to their current work and accelerated adoption, and the Web3 aspect gives it mind-blowing upside potential. I’ve seen legitimate studies suggesting 4-figures is not out of the question (currently $1.14). https://origintrailexplained.info

bailtail

I’ve got a bag of VET. But do yourself a favor and look into TRAC. It has had more adoption, doesn’t have the transparency concerns some have with VET’s PoA, has an amazing leadership group which includes Bob Metcalfe (Metcalfe’s Law, Father of Ethernet), is partnered with Oracles (rumors of backend integration in their products), huge customers including BSI, Home Depot, Walmart, etc., and the token serves numerous utility functions (I believe 6 or 7?) (which is also a concern many have for VET as VET’s only use is to generate VTHOR and there is currently an ample supply of VTHOR.) But supply chain management isn’t even the use case that holds the most promise for TRAC. At its core, it is a knowledge graph of knowledge graphs. It is the key to connecting the ENTIRETY of Web3. Nothing else has that capability. It’s fully decentralized, blockchain agnostic, secure, and gives users control over their own data. The current (and rapidly accelerating) adoption means it isn’t going anywhere, and the critical role it’s positioned play for Web3 makes the upside absolutely BONKERS. I like and own VET, but TRAC is positioned to be one of the most important projects in crypto. The only reason it hasn’t exploded is because people don’t fully recognize the potential and they’ve focused on the project rather than marketing. But they are getting to the phase where they plan to start marketing more and the adoption is making them more visible. Even if they didn’t market, it’s positioned such that attention and publicity will ultimately be unavoidable. Absolutely amazing project. Anyone who like VET should absolutely love TRAC. https://origintrailexplained.info

bailtail

I agree. My money is on $TRAC. Partnered with Oracle (rumors of integration into the back end of their products). Doing projects for BSI (certification behemoth that works with 98% of the pharma industry), Home Depot, Walmart, etc. It’s a decentralized knowledge graph of knowledge graphs. It is being used for supply chain management and data interoperability right now, but it’s ultimately positioned to be the key that connects the entirety of Web3. It is the key to full data interconnectedness while maintaining security, and allowing users control over their own data, all while maintaining full decentralization and blockchain agnosticism. It’s already has integration with Ethereum, Polygon, and a couple others. Polkadot is on the way. Bob Metcalfe, Father of Ethernet and created of Metcalfe’s Law, is a chief advisor. And he’s just the headliner. The advisory board is freakin loaded. Just got CB listing 1-2 months back. Jumped to >$6, but dropped back to high-$1s, then got dragged down by BTC right as it was attempting to break its consolidation channel. Was down to a little under $1, but just jumped to top of the consolidation channel yesterday and looks to be consolidation for a potential channel break. You should seriously check it out. It checks ALL the boxes. So bullish on it that it now comprises 20% of my portfolio. I’ve got some that I’m looking to flip in the intermediate term to recover my cost basis, but the majority is gonna be a HODL for me. And I’m not one who typically HODLs alts. This thing is just a damn unicorn.

bailtail

I saw a comment last year that mentioned CKB along with TRAC, COTI and a couple others as potential game changers. Looked into them and bought those three. I really like all three, but TRAC is EASILY the one I’m most bullish on. Insane conviction on that one. It’s literally 20% of my portfolio right now. People think it’s “just” a supply chain management and data interoperability solution that is partnered with Oracle and counts BSI (massive certification and compliance that is used by something like 98% of pharma, Home Depot, Walmart, etc. and that has Bob Metcalfe (Metcalfe’s Law, Father of Ethernet) as chief advisor. In reality, it is a decentralized knowledge graph of knowledge graphs, which makes it the key to tying the entirety of Web3 together. It’s the only project with this capability. It allows for safe and secure data sharing while still allowing users to control their own data. It’s a behemoth in the making. Got listed on CB 1-2 months back, shot up north of $6, then fell back into the $1s. It wants to break out of its consolidation channel, but BTC acts up every time it’s tried. It’s primed and waiting, though. People don’t understand it now, but it’s positioned such that people will definitely know as Web3 continues to evolve and TRAC becomes a more visible structural element. I’m confident it will reach triple-digits at some point. Quadruple-digits aren’t out of the question. It’ll take time to get there, but it’s going to be sooooo worth the wait! Should do some nice numbers this cycle, too.

Tekon421

How exactly is the SCAN association using the ODN to verify all of their factory certifications through BSI a proof of concept?

Tekon421

Not at all. BSI uses origintrail exclusively. Don’t know what would be POC about that

Tekon421

SCAN accounts for 40% of imports. They use origintrail (through BSI) for all factory certificate verification. So the companies using it account for that much of imports but the imports themselves aren’t being tracked on ODN yet. Although Home Depot’s supply chain President said his goal is to have all of the SCAN companies entire supply chain networks on the ODN. You’re the one that asked for another project with larger adoption than VET. Then you get all butthurt when people point out a project that does.

beer_engineer

Beat me to it. BSI and Scan association. Find something bigger than that. Big difference in how these two projects have gone about the adoption thing. One hypes a proof of concept, the other hypes nothing while the partners do the talking for them. To have BSI say the things they have about OT is huge This, coming from a former VET truther. I was fooled once too, which is why I feel conviction to help others see it too.

luca1467

TRAC just announced Dan Purtell at BSI as an advisor. Bullish.

spartan_green

My understanding of VET is that it offers a supply chain solution through their technology and token that requires companies to intentionally use the VeChain platform. OriginTrail has developed (and continues to improve) a Decentralized Knowledge Graph - essentially the mechanics of a search engine like Google, but decentralized across nodes so that the data is not proprietary or owned by a single entity by nature. Currently focusing a lot of effort toward the data needs of companies in the supply chain, this gives companies a cost effective and accessible solution for supply chain data storage, and more importantly, offers extensive data sharing utilizing (in aggregate and anonymized) otherwise proprietary data from their different partners that helps companies reduce overhead in the supply chain (this is a current active use case for Home Depot, Target, WalMart and 52 others through SCAN - supply chain assoc North America, I believe). OriginTrail is multi-chain, built to work seemlessly with pre-existing global standards (BSI, for example), and while the system runs on TRAC, companies don’t need to change their processes or buy TRAC directly. It’s the fluid in the engine, so to speak. Lastly; the Decentralized Knowledge Graph will potentially have extensive use cases outside of supply chain, and TRAC currently sits at less than 1/10 of VET’s market cap. I don’t know a ton about VET, to be fair, but I’m impressed with the TRAC team thus far. When the Binance listing inevitably comes, I think it will see a strong run.

sun-worshiper

They say a third party has tested it and “certified “ it at EAL5+, AIS-31. Link to [certification method](https://www.bsi.bund.de/SharedDocs/Downloads/DE/BSI/Zertifizierung/Interpretationen/AIS_31_Functionality_classes_evaluation_methodology_for_true_RNG_e.pdf?__blob=publicationFile)

hottogo

Just goes to show that even picking a great project like Trac is only half the battle. Have you seen all the amazing news lately for Trac OP? They have huge partnerships who talk about them publically. I.e. Home Depot, BSI, Acala etc.

Impossible-Ad-4562

You must be thinking about another project. I would ask you to explain why it's a failure, but you won't be able to which makes me think you are either brainwashed or some kind of paid shill. You also obviously don't know anything about BSI, SCAN, OneAgrix etc etc. Or their advisor, Bob Metcalf, the guy who invented Ethernet, and is worth hundreds of millions who does not need to advise anyone but rather chose to because he want's his name associated with this winner of a project. ​ I'll wait for you to explain why you think its a failure. Otherwise, shut it.

Jobsternz

Decentralised knowledge graph, with real world adoption - BSI are marketing the technology on behalf of the team to factories around the world to be part of their SCAN certification programme. Being on the team to develop the new EPCIS 2.0 standard with GS1. It is the tech that OneAgrix use - the halal supply chain authentication organisation. They have developed a way to search and navigate any nft through UAL. They have partnered with ACALA - the future of defi and will run their oracles for them. This only scratches the surface - do yourself a favour and spend 20 minutes doing your own research on origintrailexplained.info

mETHaquaIone

You're not wrong. This sub has been sleeping on OriginTrail (TRAC), currently Rank #166. Whats massive is that they actually have standards institutes like SCAN / BSI advocating for usage of their DKG - Imagine the value that would accrue to TRAC holders if even a small fraction of the world's barcode scams end up passing through OriginTrail's DKG :) Listen to the real world partnerships that OriginTrail are discussing in this podcast with Acala (Walmart, Target, Home Depot, Disney, British Standards Institution, Swiss Railway etc.) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=95tZsb_Kbho Acala just won Polkadot's first parachain slot and are partnering with OriginTrail. Furthermore OriginTrail are competing for a parachain of their own on Polkadot soon: https://parachain.origintrail.io/

v-shizzle

downvote all you want but it doesnt change the fact that Boeing, IBM, and Google just to name a few are way more BULLISH than BSI and SCAN group lmao... https://hedera.com/council

hottogo

Goodluck mate, I have done a lot of real deep research on quite a few crypto projects and this one makes me the most excited. My number one factor in comparing projects is, what have they already achieved? Too many projects talk about changing the world, but its all words. i.e. who is using the protocol? If they have good partnerships, do their partners talk about them on their official channels or is it all one way? OriginTrail stands out here, enourmous companies like BSI and Home Depot shill OriginTrail, either on their official channels or by senior executives joining events.

whippersnapperUK

I've held trac since 2018. If you're taking about over stating utility, the BSI partnership is way overweighted right now. Whilst it might be extremely useful for the real world companies, it summises a few certificates in the nodes. I have enjoyed seeing the rise in jobs on the network recently but come on it's still paltry compared to where it needs to go. I agree with you that historically Vechain hyped a bit. That's not the case now. I do like TRACs steady approach to their presentation as a protocol. None of the real world use projects however have developed at the speed we would all have liked, but it's not helpful crapping on one for the other online just because you happen to hold the other.

WordsAndWits

OT has BSI, GS1, WEF, Scan, GlobalID, Oracle, OneAgrix and that's just off the top of my head.... There's plenty more! Unfortunately for vechain there's no getting around its China connection, and for that reason it's global growth will be very limited. What major entities are going to want to trust their data with a black box system based out of China?

h0rologist

How is a protocol with this kind of adoption not being spoken about more? People are foaming at the mouth for the rumoured GME/LRC partnership but TRAC, who are partners with BSI and Walmart etc etc is sleeping. Is there a good reason for this?