Hi Dan, Interesting whitepaper. Question: If Alice conveys AssetX to Bob, my understanding is that this transaction shows up in the joint ledger between Alice and Bob, and both parties have an

That was an interesting TSC call this morning, I’m glad I got to listen in. Attached is brief paper on the distributed concurrence ledger architecture ( also available at: )

Since the mailing list seems to strip the attachments from the archives, I have copied the proposal to a

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Dear All, Good to connect with you on Hyper ledger Project. I am the Co-Founder of MobiSwipe, mPOS Payments SolutionsStart-up based in India. MobiSwipe is PCI-DSS and PA-DSS Compliant

Hi Mic, a joint proposal, that we circulated earlier on this list and will discuss on today's TSC call, attempts to merge a forward-looking technology exploration friendly fabric with an API for

I think there may be gap in understanding between those who were part of the early formation discussions and those who have joined the public conversations after the launch. Prior to launch there was

Hi Chris, Before engaging in a consolidation project, I think it would be helpful to better define the overall goals. It is difficult to assess the merits of a design without the context of the

Thanks for putting this together. The white paper is a good starting point. That said, I have some concerns and a few questions. My concerns boil down to two areas: how do we ensure that the

Hyperledger Project TSC, The election for the TSC Chair has concluded. Chris Ferris has been elected as the TSC Chair for the first year. Regards, Todd -- Todd Benzies Senior Program Manager The

Is design and usecases from digital assets available, maybe we can share a link here ? regards groet gruss Benedikt

Thanks a lot Chris for formulating our shared proposal. We look forward for feedback of the community. Tamas Blummer Chief Ledger Architect This message, and any attachments, is for the intended

All, IBM and Digital Assets would like to jointly submit the following proposal for discussion on this Thursday's TSC call. Cheers, Christopher Ferris IBM Distinguished Engineer, CTO Open

The blockchain doesn't tell you if a transactions is valid, it only shows you that it has been authorized by someone. Executing a contract is a matter of running the ordered transactions through

ok, get your point ! indeed, without turing complete machines, things look different. Two questions: 1. How will you then have binding smart scripts ? You basically 'only secure' the data on the

Hello Benedict, A "letter of intent" can still execute a smart contract. The smart contract would just not be executed as part of the blockchain protocol but 'outside' of the blockchain. In the end,

Hi Fabian, I would hope for an architecture where a blockchain stores more than letters of intent but implements somewhat more binding and automated smart contracts. Agree with the necessity of

This is an excellent paper to get a rough idea and it is well written. Good job. We at Cryptonomex have though about some parts of your design already and agree on most of them: * There is a need

Hi Chris, excellent paper ! Below two remarks / questions around Identity Management vs Consensus and one suggestion concerning data privacy on permissioned blockchains. Interested in anyone's

You may find this example helpful as well. Particularly the section on states of lifecycle in section