Last month on 1 April, the Quadrans Foundation, established in 2018 and based in Mendrisio, Switzerland, announced the official public launch of its blockchain platform. The Quadrans Foundation revealed that this new platform will be made available to Southeast Asia and the rest of the world.Then, in just less than a month after the launch, Quadrans’ blockchain platform managed to garner as many as 168 active nodes.
Chinese President Xi Jinping sought Friday to bat away concerns about his ambitious Belt and Road Initiative (BRI), saying his global infrastructure project will have "zero tolerance" for corruption while vowing to prevent debt risks.In a speech kicking off the BRI summit, Xi also offered soothing remarks to the United States (US) over subsidies, the yuan and trade as the two sides head into fresh high-level talks next week.Xi's signature foreign policy aims to reinvent the anc
The Quadrans Foundation, established in 2018 and based in Mendrisio, Switzerland, has announced the official public launch of its blockchain platform. The platform will be made available to Southeast Asia and the rest of the world as of 1 April, 2019. The Quadrans platform is an open source, public and decentralised blockchain, making it possible to perform Smart Contract operations.
On 17 January 2001, the Philippines witnessed the Second EDSA Revolution (EDSA II). The EDSA II, also known as the People Power II revolution, was a four-day political protest ending on 20 January 2001, that protest peacefully overthrew the government of Joseph Estrada, the thirteenth President of the Philippines. The main weapon of that revolution? The cell-phone.
