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| |  | | | | THIS WEEK'S TOP HEADLINES | |  | How mintBlue is solving real-world problems for entrepreneurs and developers | WHATS GOING ON HERE | mintBlue, a blockchain-as-a-service platform leveraging the BSV blockchain, recently recorded 50 million transactions in 24 hours on the public blockchain. In a recent episode of CoinGeek Conversations, mintBlue co-founder and CIO Pieter Den Dooven explained how his team implemented micropayment transactions during their record-breaking challenge and detailed the small payloads that were sent with each transaction. | WHAT DOES THAT MEAN? | After winning third place at the BSV Hackathon in 2020, Den Dooven and his team developed mintBlue to provide real-world solutions such as accounting and invoicing. The software is tailored to developers and entrepreneurs alike, with rates starting at only €49 per month and €0.01 per kilobyte, making it easy for customers to code on the blockchain. | WHY SHOULD I CARE? | mintBlue is taking its platform to the next level with the added features of smart contracts and state machines. These new tools, designed for developers and entrepreneurs, offer them increased flexibility in creating custom applications on the BSV blockchain. Combining these innovative solutions with their competitive pricing model, mintBlue is making it easier than ever for businesses and individuals alike to unlock the full potential of the BSV blockchain. | READ MORE | | | ADVERTISEMENT |  | | |  | What Vaionex sees for the future of the STAS token protocol | WHAT'S GOING ON HERE? | Vaionex Corporation is seeking to revitalize the STAS protocol on the BSV blockchain, with plans to develop a new stablecoin, release a mobile version of Relysia wallet and an open-sourced NFT marketplace called nftana. While STAS has faced challenges with widespread adoption, significant upgrades to the protocol aim to enhance ease of use and interoperability. | WHAT DOES THAT MEAN? | Nathan Cropper, Vaionex Corporation Head of Business Development, is confident that STAS' latest version will make it more attractive to both regulators and businesses. Vaionex is targeting the top 500 companies worldwide, making sure their services are convenient, easy to use, and intuitive with minimal friction. They are also exploring AI integration into their Relysia wallet and SatoLearn educational platform and creating digital asset recovery tools. | WHY SHOULD I CARE? | As they challenge the traditional financial system with Bitcoin, Nathan believes the key to proving its value is by focusing on timestamping, preventing risk, and settling transactions. The team at Vaionex is committed to developing new solutions that can shake the current financial industry to its core. | READ MORE | | |  | nChain partners with Tokyo's Keio University FinTEK Centre | WHAT'S GOING ON HERE? | nChain CEO Christen Ager-Hanssen is confident in the potential of Japan and is planning to leverage the scalability of BSV blockchain technology to provide solutions for local businesses. To jumpstart its venture in Japan, nChain has formed a strategic collaboration with the FinTEK Centre at Keio University. | WHAT DOES THAT MEAN? | The partnership between nChain and FinTEK will involve knowledge-sharing, prototyping, guest lectures and exploring new use cases while integrating IPv6 features into applications. They also aim to enable companies to transition from Web2 to Web3 usage more efficiently, allowing them to benefit from both nChain's advanced R&D team and the talent of Japanese businesses. nChain also plans to leverage FinTEK's reputation as a startup factory to open Japan's first-ever Block Dojo. | WHY SHOULD I CARE? | Ager-Hanssen sees Japan as an "underestimated market" thanks to its high technological and business qualifications alongside its strong GDP; thus, forming robust academic alumni networks that can influence business decisions is a key step in bringing innovative ideas into reality. The collaboration between nChain and FinTEK Centre will take full advantage of all these benefits by promoting BSV blockchain solutions among leading technologies within Japan. | READ MORE | | | "I'm particularly happy with how things are moving in the BSV space. We have a lot of solutions for today's problems. There's a lot of work to do, but for us that's a good thing, because we think we can solve a lot of the problems that are apparent in these times." | Pieter Den Dooven, co-founder and CIO of mintBlue | | | COINGEEK WEEKLY LIVESTREAM |  | Mike Glijer: Zetly can help sports clubs engage fans on BSV blockchain | COINGEEK BACKSTAGE |  | It's exciting to integrate IPv6, multicast with Bitcoin, IP expert Cerian Jones says | | | WHAT WE ARE READING | | | | Join our discussion in Telegram CoinGeek.com - Official Chat | | |
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