BitBoss now using Tokenized protocol on Bitcoin SV
BitBoss is now processing tokens on the Bitcoin SV (BSV) blockchain, in what has been described as a major milestone for the company.
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James Belding: BSV Smart contracts can help businesses of all sizes
James Belding explained how Tokenized can help any individual or large enterprise with their administrative tasks.
Facebook should forget Libra, launch stablecoin on Bitcoin SV
The social media giant says it is willing to wait as long as it takes regulators to determine the viability of the project, but there is a much simpler alternative.
The Bitcoin Vision: Episode 19
Founding President of the Bitcoin Association Jimmy Nguyen returns with this week’s episode of The Bitcoin Vision, highlighting the major developments in the Bitcoin SV ecosystem.
Bitboss releases Tokenized update for Keyring Libraries
Bitboss has announced some cool new digital token tech, and made the code that made it possible public.
CoinGeek Toronto Conference 2019: James Belding explains Tokenized
James Belding showed everything that Tokenized can now do with its full Beta features.
Tokenized’s James Belding takes the stage at CoinGeek Toronto Conference 2019
James Belding, the CEO of Tokenized, recently made the trek to Toronto for the CoinGeek Toronto Conference 2019.
James Belding explains the Tokenized Protocol Beta
We reached out to James Belding to understand his team’s new Tokenized Protocol Beta a bit better, and to see what’s next for the Tokenized team.
比特币SV（BSV）的Tokenized协议——Beta测试版发布
Tokenized集团私人有限公司已宣布正式发布Tokenized协议Beta测试版。
Tokenized Protocol for Bitcoin SV (BSV) – Beta Release
Tokenized Group Pty Ltd has announced the official public release of the Tokenized Protocol Beta.
What makes Bitcoin SV ‘pure Bitcoin’? BCH Boys talk to Tokenized team to find out
On Day 1 of CoinGeek Week, the BCH Boys sat down with the Tokenized team, who have made tokenization on the Bitcoin chain a reality.
CoinGeek podcast: How I’m building the Internet for commerce
As the Internet is for information, so blockchain will be for commerce. That’s the vision of James Belding, whose smart contract protocol, recently won a £5 million CoinGeek competition, and who is featured in the first of a new CoinGeek podcast series.