Rebecca Rodriguez

Kadena, the first blockchain technology company to come out of JP Morgan’s Blockchain Center for Excellence, announced the integration of its digital wallet Chainweaver onto the Cosmos network. Chainweaver is a multi-blockchain interoperable wallet that also functions as a development environment for smart contracts.

This past June, Kadena Founder and CEO, Will Martino, was invited to speak at Consensus 2019. While speaking on the panel on ‘Why Blockchain Privacy Matters to the Enterprise,’ Will discussed the benefits of a hybrid blockchain platform and smart contract technology.

Kadena, the first blockchain technology company to come out of JP Morgan’s Blockchain Center for Excellence, announced a strategic partnership with Rymedi, providers of a data platform revolutionizing healthcare supply chains. Rymedi’s integration with Kadena’s blockchain provides immutable supply genealogy and multi-partner data access, extending existing client capabilities, ranging from tracking pharmaceutical supply chain in developing countries such as Mongolia and Kenya to assisting hemp/CBD growers and extractors looking to bring the safest products to market.

Kadena has released mainnet mining to the public, inviting the mining community to begin solving blocks on the Kadena public blockchain. Kadena’s network has come alive with activity as miners from all over the world participate on the Kadena network.

Kadena, the first blockchain technology company to come out of JP Morgan’s Blockchain Center for Excellence, has signed an agreement with Web3 Foundation to explore the implementation of Pact on Polkadot.

Kadena’s mainnet is now fully accessible for public mining. The release provides miners with the opportunity to solve blocks on Kadena’s public blockchain. People can also watch the mining of the parallel chains through Kadena’s Block Explorer, a tool that allows for tracking in real-time.

Highlights from World Blockchain Forum on blockchain application in financial services