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Ouriel Ohayon (CEO), Tal Be’ery (VP R&D) et Omer Shlomovits (VP Research ont lancé ZenGo qui développe un « crypto mobile wallet ».
Selon (1): « Le service de 3eme génération de Crypto Wallet, ZenGo, annonce un tour de table de 20 millions de dollars auprès des fonds d’investissement Insight Partners, Distributed Global (en partenariat avec Temasek Holdings) et Austin Rief Ventures, afin d’accélérer son développement. A cette occasion nous avons rencontré son co fondateur Ouriel Ohayon pour décoder cette nouvelle étape de développement.
Basé sur une technologie de reconnaissance faciale, ZenGo propose un crypto-wallet sans clés privées. Elle se revendique non contraignante grâce à un système de sécurité décentralisé (crypto-système à seuil et calcul multipartite), divisé entre l’appareil de l’utilisateur et les serveurs de ZenGo ».
Place/Date: - May 20th, 2021 at 12:00 pm UTC · 4 min read Contact: Beam,
Source: Beam Foundation
Beam, a layer one privacy blockchain based on a suite of privacy-centric tech such as Mimblewimble, Lelantus-MW and Dandelion has raised $2M to build a decentralized finance ecosystem on a private and scalable blockchain.
The funding will be used to promote Beam’s upcoming blockchain upgrade, which will see the blockchain introduce more support for Confidential Assets and Smart Contracts running in the Beam Virtual Machine, executing code compiled to WebAssembly (WASM).
The Beam protocol enables Confidential Assets, allowing developers to create tokens that are fully private and integrated as first-class citizens on the Beam blockchain, thus benefiting from the same strong privacy guarantees.
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