The team behind the Raiden, which creates payment channels to help ethereum scale, has launched the final testnet before the tech goes live.
South Africa startup Wala is using microraiden for high volume, low-value, off-chain ethereum transactions. And people are using it in the thousands.
The rise of solutions like the lightning network suggests crypto can have its cake and eat it too. Transactional scaling may just be the icing.
Competition is heating up in the ethereum ecosystem, now that scaling project Liquidity.Network has launched in test mode.
A streamlined version of the Raiden payments channel network has been launched on the main ethereum blockchain.
Ethereum's answer to bitcoin's Lightning Network will have one notable difference – a publicly traded token to be sold in a Dutch auction in October.
The developers behind Raiden Network have launched an early, simplified version of the scaling solution on the ethereum test network.
The ethereum scaling solution Raiden has reached a notable milestone in a launch designed for early testing and developer feedback.
A new proposal for optimizing bitcoin's Lightning Network suggests off-chain micropayments could become even more scalable than conceived.
A test network has been deployed for the Raiden project, a proposed extension to ethereum designed to allow faster payments and lower fees.
The creator of a new ethereum project says his ambitious off-chain networks, done right, could enable more complex applications of the technology.
A project aiming to bring payment channels to ethereum is expected to become production-ready by the end of this year.