2019-11-22 16:58 |
The CertiK Foundation is about to launch the Testnet 3.0 open beta for CertiK Chain
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The organization developing blockchain security infrastructure CertiK Foundation is preparing to launch its beta CertiK Chain. CertiK Foundation wants to launch next week the Testnet 3.0 for CertiK Chain, which will make it possible for smart contracts to check the other contracts’ security audits before making a transaction. The CertiK Virtual Machine (CVM) is fully […]
2019-11-22 20:58 | |
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As per an all new press release issued by the folks over at Certik, the blockchain security firm has just launched its native blockchain platform called — Certik Chain. In regards to this development, it is worth pointing out that all of the full nodes associated with the network will be run using CertiKOS — […]
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Smart contract security company CertiK introduces its own blockchain » CryptoNinjas CertiK, a platform for blockchain and smart contract auditing, today introduced the CertiK blockchain. The CertiK Chain is built to enhance the security of smart contracts, leveraging the CertiK Foundation’s unique Formal Verification platform at its core.
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