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Ether Insure: Proven Product Enters DeFi Insurance
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Funding for play parks could be brought closer to the people under Highland Council plan
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Highland Council play park funding could be brought closer to communities under plans to be discussed this week
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Ether Insure: Proven Product Enters DeFi Insurance
LONDON,
UK / ACCESSWIRE / December 11, 2020 / Ether Insure, a defi insurance protocol founded by former Lloyds Insurance executive, Allan Henderson today announced the launch of their testnet application on Ethereum s Rinkeby. The testnet marks a key milestone for the insurance application, allowing users to test Ether.Insure s smart contract failure product.
Smart Contract coverage will be initially available for Compound (COMP), Ethereum 2 (ETH2) and MakerDAO, with other established protocols to be added later. This marks the first step for the protocol that is looking to grab market share of the 15 Billion DeFi market cap of which 99% still remains uninsured. Another incumbent player, Nexus Mutual sold out of this type of insurance a few weeks ago, highlighting the existing demand Ether Insure is looking to fill.
Stewartry hospitality businesses hail move to coronavirus level one as vaccination program begins
There was a double boost for the region this week with an announcement about restrictions being relaxed coming at the same time as the vaccinations began
Ron Smith, Julie Clanahan and Maxine Smith at The Cum Ye Inn in Dalbeattie are looking forward to welcoming back customers. (Image: Jim McEwan)
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