Ripple, Hedera and Aptos team up to form the MiCA Crypto Alliance
The MiCA Crypto Alliance launched today with key blockchain players Ripple, Hedera, and Aptos Foundation joining as founding members.
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The MiCA Crypto Alliance launched today with key blockchain players Ripple, Hedera, and Aptos Foundation joining as founding members.
DLT Science Foundation (DSF), a non-profit organization formed in 2023, has launched the MiCA Crypto Alliance in partnership with Ripple, Aptos Foundation, and Hedera. The initiative seeks to enable crypto entities to comply with the European Union's Markets in Crypto Assets (MiCA) regulation.
The Linux Foundation Decentralized Trust will incorporate all of Linux's decentralized projects in one place, including all of Hyperledger.
TL;DR Hedera becomes a founding member of LF Decentralized Trust, the Linux Foundation's new home for decentralized technologies. The platform has donated its complete source code, including the hashgraph consensus algorithm, to the Hiero project. Hiero will be managed by the LF Decentralized Trust and will foster an open source ecosystem, supporting key Hedera applications.
The DLT Science Foundation (DSF) announced the launch of the MiCA Crypto Alliance on Sept. 16, with Hedera, Ripple, and the Aptos Foundation as founding members, according to a statement shared with CryptoSlate.
Project Hiero will oversee and advance the creation of diverse dApps and technologies, including tools like digital wallets, decentralized exchanges (DEXs), and advanced cryptographic solutions.
Hedera Hashgraph LLC has contributed its entire Hedera blockchain network codebase to Linux Foundation's newly launched Decentralized Trust initiative, signalling Hedera's commitment to open-source development. However, despite the significance of the announcement, Hedera's native token, HBAR, continues to trend downwards hitting a low of $0.04929 earlier today.
Hedera has just announced that it has become a member of the Linux Foundation by contributing the entire source code.
This move is all about helping developers from around the globe work together on new technology. By becoming a founding member of the Linux Foundation's Decentralized Trust initiative, Hedera is taking a big step towards open-source collaboration.
Blockchain ecosystem Hedera Hashgraph has joined the Linux Foundation, contributing its entire source code, which will be hosted as the Hiero project.
Hedera shifts toward open-source decentralization, transferring its codebase to Linux Foundation's Decentralized Trust for global collaboration.
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The news comes just eight months after Tune.FM shared it had raised $20 million in a funding round.
HBAR is navigating a period of correction, influenced by a falling channel pattern observed over the past five months. Currently, the cryptocurrency is facing resistance at a key level of $0.056.
Cardano's development team, Input Output (IOHK), and decentralized network Hedera have become founding members of the Decentralized Recovery Alliance (DeRec Alliance).
Input | Output, the research and engineering entity behind Cardano, along with Hedera, have been named the final founding members of the Decentralized Recovery (DeRec) Alliance, a new coalition aimed at fostering interoperability and enhanced security across the crypto industry.
Story Highlights The live price of Hedera crypto is . HBAR price could end the trade for 2024 with a potential high of $0.065. By the end of 2030, the predicted Hedera price could soar to a peak of $0.859.
Cardano developer Input Output and Hedera are the latest cryptocurrency entities to join the Decentralized Recovery Alliance as founding members. The alliance announced on Sept.
The collaboration among these blockchain entities could significantly enhance digital asset recovery, promoting broader crypto adoption and security. The post Cardano's IOHK, Hedera join Ripple, Algorand Foundation as founding members of Decentralized Recovery Alliance appeared first on Crypto Briefing.
The Decentralized Recovery (DeRec) Alliance Research has welcomed its final Founding Members: research and engineering company and Cardano developer Input|Output, as well as the open-source, proof-of-stake network Hedera.
Cardano and Hedera join the Decentralized Recovery Alliance alongside Ripple and Algorand to shape the future of crypto security standards.
Polkadot gained 2.6% while Hedera rose 2.4%, helping push the index higher.
Hedera's native crypto briefly sank below 5 cents as HBAR Foundation's co-founder and CEO jumped ship.
While the crypto market remains largely negative, Hedera has announced key partnerships as its ecosystem records increased activity. The Telegram bot project BITBOT is attracting numerous integrations despite the recent bearish flip.