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Las reservas se desplazan entre las principales plataformas
$XRP se está alejando de forma constante de las bolsas centralizadas, con datos on-chain que apuntan a un endurecimiento significativo de la oferta fácilmente negociable. Según el analista de CryptoQuant Amr Taha, las reservas en Upbit, Binance y Bithumb han disminuido en aproximadamente 240 millones de XRP desde principios del verano. Las tenencias combinadas en las tres plataformas ahora ascienden a alrededor de 10.840 millones de XRP, una caída de aproximadamente 2,2%.
Binance registró la caída más pronunciada entre las tres. El saldo de XRP de la bolsa cayó de aproximadamente 2.780 millones de tokens a mediados de mayo a 2.610 millones a principios de julio, una disminución de cerca de 170 millones de XRP, o más del 6% de sus tenencias. Eso llevó la reserva de Binance a su nivel más bajo desde marzo de 2026. Las últimas cifras citadas en el informe original sitúan la reserva de Binance en 2.620 millones de XRP, reflejando una caída del 3,7%.

Siete pares de Spot eliminados con efecto el 21 de agosto
Binance está eliminando siete pares de spot de su plataforma, con la negociación programada para cesar el 21 de agosto a las 03:00 UTC. La medida, anunciada por el exchange como parte de su última revisión del mercado, afecta a pares que involucran a criptomonedas importantes como Litecoin ($LTC) y Sui ($SUI), con la negociación de todos los pares afectados finalizando el 21 de agosto a las 03:00 UTC.
La lista completa de pares programados para su eliminación es F/USDC, HIVE/USDC, ILV/USDC, LTC/BNB, NMR/USDC, STEEM/USDC y SUI/BNB. Los pares LTC/BNB y SUI/BNB son las bajas más destacadas, dado el valor de mercado y la actividad de trading asociada con ambos activos.

Binance co-founder Changpeng Zhao (CZ) has argued that any regulatory framework adopted to accommodate Hyperliquid would, by extension, benefit the entire decentralized trading sector, not just one platform.
"Policy cannot be applied to only one company/project," CZ said. "What's good for one is good for the rest of the industry."
A Rising Tide for Perp DEXs
CZ's comments point to an opportunity that extends well beyond Hyperliquid. If US regulators carve out a clear pathway for decentralized perpetual futures platforms, more perp DEXs and on-chain services could become accessible to American users for the first time. Hyperliquid, the largest decentralized perpetual futures exchange by volume, is actively working to find a legally compliant way to serve US traders, though the platform currently geo-blocks American users.
The push comes after the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) took a significant step in late May 2026, approving the listing of the first perpetual futures contract on a CFTC-regulated exchange, a cash-settled perpetual derivative referencing the spot price of Bitcoin. The approval signals that perpetual contracts can, under appropriate circumstances, be structured to comply with the Commodity Exchange Act. That decision is widely seen as a potential turning point for the broader on-chain derivatives market.
Hyperliquid, which processed more than $250 billion in perpetual futures trading last month, has launched a US lobbying and research arm, the Hyperliquid Policy Center, a Washington DC-based nonprofit focused on regulatory frameworks for decentralized exchanges, perpetual futures, and blockchain-based market infrastructure. The Hyper Foundation committed 1 million $HYPE tokens, worth roughly $29 million, to fund the initiative.
CZ's Broader View on Decentralized Trading
The remarks reflect CZ's long-held view that decentralized venues will play an increasingly significant role in crypto markets. Zhao has previously predicted that perp DEXs will rival centralized exchange volumes within one market cycle. At the same time, he has been candid about the compliance risks that come with operating without KYC checks, drawing on his own experience navigating regulatory scrutiny at Binance.
The Hyperliquid Policy Center describes itself as an independent research and advocacy organization dedicated to advancing a clear, regulated path for Americans to access on-chain markets. CZ's public backing adds weight to that case, signaling that how Washington treats platforms like Hyperliquid has implications for the entire decentralized trading industry.
Sources
CoinDesk: Hyperliquid starts DeFi lobbying group with $29 million token backing
Proskauer: The CFTC approves US-listed perpetual futures
CoinMarketCap: Hyperliquid launches $29M DeFi Policy Center in Washington

First Live Transaction on Swift's Blockchain Ledger
HSBC and Standard Chartered have completed the first live cross-border transaction on Swift's blockchain-based ledger, marking a significant step in efforts to modernize international payments infrastructure. The transaction demonstrated interoperability between the banks' tokenized deposit systems roughly a month after the ledger's launch.
The transaction was conducted through the exchange of payment messages between HSBC and Standard Chartered using Swift's ledger. The resulting obligations were recorded as tokenized deposit obligations on both HSBC's Tokenised Deposit Service (TDS) and Standard Chartered's tokenized deposit infrastructure. Swift's blockchain-based ledger acted as a secure orchestration layer, enabling the obligations to be matched and netted between the two banks prior to final settlement through existing systems.
Lewis Sun, Head of Digital Currencies at HSBC, said the transaction "demonstrates how digital money issued by banks can be interoperable across institutions while maintaining the integrity and regulatory oversight of the existing financial ecosystem."
A Broader Pilot With 17 Banks
Swift announced on 9 July 2026 that its blockchain-based ledger was ready for initial use, enabling early adopter financial institutions to support 24/7 cross-border payments with tokenized deposits. Seventeen banks from six continents are preparing to pilot live transactions, reflecting strong global demand for faster, more flexible money movement. The broader cohort includes MUFG Bank, Wells Fargo and Lloyds, among others.
Cross-border payments have traditionally involved multiple intermediaries, operating schedules and settlement processes, which can contribute to delays and liquidity inefficiencies. Swift's blockchain-based ledger is being developed as a coordination mechanism that can connect financial institutions while allowing them to continue using their existing systems for final settlement.
As Standard Chartered's Mark Willis noted, "this transaction is part of a broader industry effort for distributed ledger technology to support real-world payment use cases at scale, while preserving the role of regulated bank money." Further pilot transactions involving participating banks are expected to provide additional insight into how tokenized deposits can operate at greater scale.
Sources:
Swift official press release: Blockchain ledger ready for use, July 2026
CoinDesk: HSBC, Standard Chartered execute first live transaction on Swift's 24/7 ledger
FinTech Magazine: HSBC and Standard Chartered complete first Swift tokenized deposit

La actividad de las stablecoins en la XRP Ledger (XRPL) está ganando impulso, con datos recientes de RWA(.)xyz que apuntan a un aumento notable tanto en los volúmenes de transferencia como en el número de titulares, incluso mientras el token nativo de la red sigue enfrentando vientos en contra en el precio.
Transferencia de volumen y crecimiento de titulares
En los últimos 30 días, el volumen de transferencias de stablecoins en la XRPL ha subido un 14% hasta 4.49 mil millones de dólares, según datos de RWA(.)xyz. Las cifras sugieren que los usuarios siguen haciendo un mayor uso del ecosistema de la XRPL, con el número de titulares de stablecoins en la red aumentando un 36.7% durante el mismo periodo hasta llegar a 82,130. Ese ritmo de crecimiento de titulares es especialmente llamativo y apunta a una adopción real en lugar de una simple especulación sobre los precios de los tokens.

Trump Calls for a "Fair" CLARITY Act
President Donald Trump used a Wednesday White House press conference to urge Congress to pass what he described as a fair version of the Digital Asset Market CLARITY Act. Trump convened leaders of the crypto industry and their regulators to the White House, praising them for "ensuring that the future of commercial markets is pioneered and perfected right here in the USA."
The CLARITY Act would create a federal rulebook for issuing, trading, and holding digital assets, dividing oversight between the Securities and Exchange Commission and the Commodity Futures Trading Commission, setting standards for exchanges and other intermediaries, and defining how decentralized-finance developers and protocols would be treated.
Its primary goal is to end the SEC's regulation through enforcement by establishing exactly which digital assets are securities and which are commodities. The bill also includes roughly $150 million for anti-fraud measures and imposes resale restrictions on insiders to prevent pump-and-dump schemes.
The bill has had a bumpy road through Congress. The House approved it on a 294-134 bipartisan margin on July 17, 2025, with more than 70 Democrats crossing the aisle. The Senate Banking Committee then advanced the CLARITY Act in May 2026 by a vote of 15-9. However, the legislation has since stalled. The bill is deadlocked in the Senate because of partisan ethics provisions.
Industry Pressure Mounts Ahead of September Vote
Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong has emerged as one of the bill's most vocal advocates. Armstrong portrayed the CLARITY Act as a bipartisan breakthrough that could strengthen consumer protections, law enforcement authority, and American leadership in digital assets. He has argued the bill could secure more than 60 Senate votes. Reaching that threshold requires all voting Republicans plus at least seven Democrats.
Armstrong acknowledged the Senate's failure to move the bill before recess, calling it "disappointing," but said the industry was "closer than we've ever been" and urged lawmakers to "finish the job in September."
Democrats argue the bill in its current form falls short on ethics, pointing to a White House-backed provision that bans federal officials from issuing or sponsoring new digital assets while exempting existing ones, including crypto held by Trump and his family. Trump previously urged lawmakers to advance the bill following the death of Senator Lindsey Graham.
The Senate is expected to take up the legislation when it returns from recess in September. When senators return, the remaining question will be whether negotiators used the recess to find the 60 votes needed to pass it.
Sources:
Spectrum News: Trump urges Congress to pass the Clarity Act
Forbes: Crypto's Landmark CLARITY Bill Is Running Out Of Time
CryptoSlate: CLARITY Act headed for a 60-vote Senate showdown in September

The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) is pushing to finalize its stablecoin rules before the end of the year. OCC Comptroller Jonathan Gould told attendees at the Wyoming Blockchain Symposium in Jackson Hole on August 19 that the agency intends to publish a final rulebook under the GENIUS Act by November, ahead of the law's January 2027 effective date.
A Missed Deadline and a New Target
The announcement comes after the OCC missed its statutory deadline. The GENIUS Act required federal regulators to finalize implementing rules by July 18, 2026, exactly one year after enactment, but that date passed without a confirmed final rule from the OCC. The agency has been weighing industry feedback on its 376-page proposed rulemaking, which was released in February and covered capital and liquidity requirements, jurisdiction over stablecoin regulation, and risk management standards for issuers.
Gould said the agency reviewed comments submitted during the 60-day public comment period, which closed on May 1, and is now incorporating that feedback into the final rule. He added that the OCC expects to begin processing stablecoin issuer applications in 2027, once the final framework is in place.
What the GENIUS Act Requires
President Trump signed the GENIUS Act into law on July 18, 2025, establishing the first federal regulatory framework for payment stablecoins in the United States. The law requires stablecoins to be fully backed by US dollars or similarly liquid assets, and mandates annual audits for issuers with a market capitalisation above $50 billion. Issuers are also subject to anti-money laundering obligations, addressed through separate rulemaking coordinated with the Treasury Department.
The timing of the OCC's final rule carries practical consequences. If the OCC finalizes its rule in November, a 120-day clock would push the law's effective date to around March 2027. If finalization slips past mid-September 2026, the January 18, 2027 statutory date becomes the controlling deadline, compressing the compliance window for issuers considerably. The OCC is not the only agency involved: the FDIC and NCUA are advancing separate but coordinated rulemakings, since each oversees different types of financial institutions.
Sources:
The Block: OCC races to finalize GENIUS Act stablecoin rules by November
OCC: Request for Comments on Proposal to Implement GENIUS Act
Cryptopolitan: OCC's Gould pledges final GENIUS Act stablecoin rules by November

A Layer 1 Built Around Trading
@TxFlow_L1 is carving out a distinct position in the crowded decentralized exchange space by combining the speed of a purpose-built blockchain with the functionality of a full-featured perpetuals exchange. The project has now crossed $3 billion in total trading volume, a milestone that signals meaningful early traction. Traders can get involved now via the TxFlow platform.
TxFlow launched its Layer 1 blockchain, marking the start of a multi-application on-chain finance ecosystem built around its TIP Liquidity Standards. The flagship product sitting on top of it is TxFlow DEX, a central limit order book (CLOB) decentralized exchange for perpetual trading, currently live with invitation-only access as the first application on the network.
All trading activity, including order placement, cancellation, matching, and liquidation, is executed and settled fully on-chain. That is a meaningful distinction from hybrid models that rely on off-chain matching or centralised components. The platform offers fully on-chain CLOB execution with no bridging and no custody.
Performance and What Comes Next
The throughput numbers are notable. The platform processes over 250,000 transactions per second with one-block finality. Two core architectural decisions drive this performance: DAG-based parallel execution enables high transaction throughput by processing non-conflicting transactions simultaneously, while a multi-threaded pipeline with a state machine supports efficient transaction processing without bottlenecks.
At launch, the platform includes 13 perpetual markets, as well as Protocol Vaults and User Vaults for liquidity provisioning and strategy deployment. Additional applications, referred to as "Channels," are expected to follow, reflecting a broader vision described by the team as "the blockchain where all finance happens". That vision is already taking shape: TxFlow L1 has since introduced Probly, expanding the ecosystem into real-time prediction markets.
For traders looking to get involved early, @BSCNews notes that a points program may also be on the horizon, though nothing has been confirmed. Users can connect a wallet and join via the platform's official app.
Sources
Invezz: TxFlow L1 Mainnet Launch
GlobeNewswire: TxFlow L1 Introduces Probly
Decrypt: TxFlow L1 Mainnet Launch

ASX Capital Opens Two New Tokenised Properties on BNB Chain
@asx_capital has launched two new tokenised US real estate properties on @BNBChain, giving investors a way to gain exposure to premium American property for as little as $1. The two new assets, identified as GAA and BVT, minted at $1.00 per token with a minimum entry of one dollar.
Rather than operating on a variable pricing model, both tokens opened at par: the price is the price, whole tokens only. Once minted, the tokens trade on an order book where the price is determined by market activity.
Holders are entitled to monthly yield of up to 7.3% APY, generated directly from rental income produced by the underlying buildings. Real-world asset payments involve monthly buybacks of $ASX tokens from the market, which are then distributed to NFT holders via airdrops.
A Growing Market for Blockchain-Based Property Investment
The launch sits within a broader trend of real estate moving on-chain. Real estate tokenization is the process through which a property and its associated cash flows are digitally represented on the blockchain as tokens. The appeal for retail participants is straightforward: real estate investments have traditionally required large amounts of capital, often available only to the ultra-rich. Tokenization has helped make it more accessible to small-scale and retail investors, allowing properties to be divided into smaller fractions.
While the tokens do not grant ownership of physical assets or voting rights, they offer an accessible entry point to asset-backed blockchain opportunities within a secure and compliant legal framework. ASX Capital has worked extensively over two years with Prism Real Estate and legal advisors to create a secure and compliant legal framework for bringing US real estate opportunities to a global audience. ASX RWA NFTs tokenize real-world assets, such as promissory notes, onto the blockchain. Each NFT represents a digital interest in loans or financial instruments held by ASX.
The scale of the broader market underscores the opportunity. The Deloitte Center for Financial Services predicts that $4 trillion of real estate will be tokenized by 2035, up from less than $300 billion in 2024, at a CAGR of 27%.
Investors can buy the new tokens now on @BNBChain at asxapp.com/r/bscn.
Sources:
Coinpedia: ASX Capital to Airdrop Tokenized Property Asset to FJC Holders
BNB Chain Blog: What Is Real Estate Tokenization?
Deloitte Center for Financial Services: Tokenized Real Estate

The Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB) has proposed guidance outlining when companies may classify certain stablecoins as cash equivalents under generally accepted accounting principles in the United States. The draft, released on August 18, 2026, addresses a question that corporate accountants and auditors have wrestled with for years.
FASB said the current uncertainty has produced what it called diversity in practice, with companies treating similar tokens in different ways. Current accounting guidance defines cash equivalents as short-term, highly liquid investments readily convertible to known amounts of cash and subject to minimal value-change risk, but it did not explicitly say whether a fiat-pegged token meets that test.
Three Conditions to Qualify
FASB's proposal lays out a three-part test. A stablecoin has to carry an on-demand contractual redemption right. It has to give holders a direct line to the issuer, not some secondary buyer, to swap the token for a known cash amount. And it has to be backed by one-to-one segregated reserves held in short-term, highly liquid assets. Hit all three, and a company might be able to classify the stablecoin as a cash equivalent under U.S. GAAP. Miss even one, and it does not qualify.
Secondary market trading alone would not be sufficient. Reserves backed by crypto or gold would also fail the test due to valuation risk, as those assets do not meet the requirement for a known cash amount on demand. Qualifying tokens would be accounted for alongside U.S. Treasuries, commercial paper, and money market funds as cash-like assets on corporate balance sheets.
What the Proposal Does and Does Not Change
The FASB said the proposed Accounting Standards Update would add illustrative examples to the current definition, addressing inconsistent treatment of digital assets such as stablecoins. The definition itself would remain unchanged. FASB said the step would give investors clearer information and better align U.S. rules with international accounting standards.
The proposal from @FAFNorwalk also introduces broader disclosure requirements. The draft adds a disclosure rule that reaches beyond crypto. Any company reporting cash equivalents would have to list their significant components and related amounts each year. The examples given include Treasury bills, commercial paper, stablecoins, and money market funds.
FASB is accepting public comments on the proposed update until November 19. The organization will set an effective date after reviewing stakeholder feedback. The push for reform stems from input gathered during the FASB Board's 2025 agenda consultation process.
Sources:
CoinTelegraph: FASB Proposes Conditions for Stablecoins as Cash Equivalents
CoinDesk: U.S. Accounting Standards Group Proposes Way to See Stablecoins as Cash Equivalent
Accounting Today: FASB Proposes Stablecoin Disclosures

Una transferencia, una cuenta
En @hedera, una dirección EVM derivada de una clave pública puede recibir valor antes de que exista formalmente cualquier cuenta en la red. El acto de enviar fondos a esa dirección es lo que registra la cuenta. No se requiere con antelación ningún identificador preasignado 0.0.x.
En el fondo, la creación automática de cuentas de Hedera funciona generando un alias de dirección EVM a partir de una clave pública ECDSA. Específicamente, el alias son los 20 bytes de menor peso del hash Keccak-256 de esa clave pública, siguiendo el mismo cálculo descrito en el Ethereum Yellow Paper. Aplicaciones como billeteras e intercambios pueden generar esta dirección completamente sin conexión y luego dársela a un remitente sin ningún paso previo en cadena.

El token nativo de Hyperliquid, $HYPE, se disparó hasta un 22% el miércoles después de que el presidente Donald Trump afirmara públicamente que la Comisión de Futuros de Productos Básicos está trabajando para llevar la bolsa descentralizada de futuros perpetuos a Estados Unidos bajo un marco regulado. El volumen de operaciones se disparó un 277%, y el token cambió de manos alrededor de $71.
Lo que Trump dijo en la Casa Blanca
Trump hizo los comentarios durante un evento en la Casa Blanca con ejecutivos de cripto y tecnología, diciendo: "Entiendo que [CFTC Chairman] Mike [Selig] también está trabajando para llevar Hyperliquid a Estados Unidos de una manera completamente conforme y legal, trabajando muy duro en eso". El presidente de la CFTC, Michael Selig, la presidenta de la Comisión de Bolsa y Valores, Paul Atkins, y el asesor en materia de cripto de la Casa Blanca, Patrick Witt, también se sumaron a Trump en la reunión del miércoles.

ETH Toma la delantera mientras ambos activos aprovechan las ganancias del miércoles
Ethereum ($ETH) registró una ganancia del 15.38%, superando a Bitcoin ($BTC) mientras ambas criptomonedas extendían una fuerte racha que comenzó el miércoles. $ETH cotizó a $2,206.65, dándole una capitalización de mercado de $266.3 mil millones. Su volumen de operaciones en 24 horas se disparó 205.28% hasta $21.15 mil millones, señal de una fuerte participación detrás del movimiento.
$BTC subió un 6.98% a $69,074.87, con un volumen que aumentó 101.65% hasta $38.77 mil millones. Ambas cifras de volumen reflejaron un aumento significativo de la actividad del mercado, y el volumen de $ETH se multiplicó por más de tres ese día.

WLD corta una racha de dos días a la baja con un rebote brusco
El token $WLD de Worldcoin registró una ganancia del 12,38% el miércoles, recuperándose hasta $0,3627 después de un fuerte retroceso que llevó el precio a acercarse a $0,318 el martes. El movimiento revirtió gran parte de la caída del token desde alrededor de $0,372 el lunes, aunque $WLD sigue apenas por debajo de ese máximo semanal.
El volumen de operaciones aumentó un 39,71% hasta $271,04 millones junto con la recuperación del precio, señal de una participación renovada de los compradores y no de un rebote con baja liquidez. La capitalización de mercado del token se sitúa en aproximadamente $1,3 mil millones tras el movimiento.

Se acerca el plazo del 1 de septiembre para los titulares de Mystery Box
@pudgypenguins ha confirmado el 1 de septiembre de 2026 como la fecha final para que los titulares canjeen sus NFT de Mystery Box. Los titulares tendrán hasta el 1 de septiembre de 2026 para canjear su mystery box. Después de esa fecha, las cajas no canjeadas ya no serán elegibles.
Pudgy Penguins lanzó los mystery boxes en noviembre, de forma exclusiva para Black Friday 2025, con 7,245 NFT acuñados a $99.99 cada uno. Las cajas permiten a los coleccionistas asegurar artículos exclusivos de Pudgy Penguin, incluida la ropa de Igloo, coleccionables en Vinilo y personajes no lanzados con rasgos poco comunes.

Un nuevo marco para medir las recompensas de las aplicaciones
El CIP-0104 en @CantonNetwork se programó para entrar en producción el 18 de agosto, marcando un cambio significativo en la forma en que se calculan las recompensas de Featured App. Sin embargo, según el Foro Oficial de Canton Network, la propuesta on-chain que habría activado las Recompensas de App Basadas en Tráfico no fue aprobada. Solo se habilitaron los modelos Daml de soporte en esa fecha. La activación completa del cálculo de recompensas basado en tráfico sigue pendiente de una votación de gobernanza por separado.
La propuesta en sí, redactada por Simon Meier y aprobada a nivel de gobernanza en febrero de 2026, está diseñada para reemplazar los marcadores de actividad por una medición más limpia. Como indica la especificación CIP, el objetivo es basar "las recompensas de una app en el tráfico real gastado en (sub-)transacciones que cambian el estado gestionado por la app". Bajo el nuevo modelo, las recompensas se calcularían directamente a partir del tráfico atribuido a la actividad de la app en el Global Synchronizer, eliminando la necesidad de que los desarrolladores de apps creen manualmente contratos de marcadores de actividad.

Trump señala a asesores sobre la acumulación de Bitcoin
Cuando se le preguntó en una reunión en la Casa Blanca si el gobierno pasaría a acumular más $BTC, el presidente @realDonaldTrump no ofreció ningún compromiso. Reconoció que el tema se había debatido y dijo que "confiaría en Paul y en todo el grupo para eso", señalando que está dispuesto a dejar que su equipo de asesores lidere cualquier decisión futura de adquisición. Agregó que las criptomonedas habían aliviado la presión sobre el dólar, aunque no detalló el mecanismo ni la escala de ese efecto.

Los pagos con stablecoin llegan a la tienda de conveniencia
Tres gigantes corporativos japoneses están llevando los pagos con stablecoin hasta el mostrador de pago. JCB (@JCB_CARD), Digital Garage (@DigitalGarage) y Lawson (@lawsonbank_jp) han firmado un acuerdo básico para realizar una prueba de concepto (PoC) para pagos en tienda usando USDC, la stablecoin respaldada por el dólar estadounidense. La prueba está programada para el jueves 20 de agosto, en la sucursal Gate City Osaki Atrium de Lawson en Tokio.
La mecánica es sencilla. Los participantes utilizan el método Consumer-Presented Mode (CPM), en el que un código de barras que contiene información de la dirección de la cartera de stablecoin mostrada en el teléfono inteligente del usuario es escaneado por el terminal POS en tienda de Lawson. El ensayo se ejecuta en base:0x833589fcd6edb6e08f4c7c32d4f71b54bda02913 en @base, utilizando la app Base de Coinbase como cartera admitida.

Clear Street se adentra en la infraestructura central de la red
@ClearStreetLLC se ha unido a @XDCNetwork como validador de masternodo institucional, otorgando a la empresa de infraestructura financiera con sede en Nueva York un papel directo en la operación de la capa central de transacciones de la blockchain. En este rol, Clear Street opera directamente la infraestructura de transacciones centrales, incluida la validación de bloques, el mantenimiento del libro mayor y la gobernanza de la red.
XDC Network es una blockchain de Nivel 1 compatible con EVM, lista para empresas, construida específicamente para la financiación del comercio, los pagos transfronterizos y la tokenización de activos del mundo real, con su mainnet en funcionamiento desde junio de 2019. La red está diseñada para aplicaciones en la financiación del comercio, la tokenización de activos y otras actividades de los mercados financieros.

Pi Network ha completado su primera prueba real de computación distribuida en dispositivos, usando cinco operadores voluntarios de nodos para validar el ciclo de trabajo completo a través de su aplicación SoloHost. El hito llegó junto con el lanzamiento de la versión 0.6.2 de Node.
Cómo funcionó la prueba
Los cinco operadores voluntarios de nodos recibieron cada uno trabajos, realizaron los cálculos requeridos y devolvieron los resultados a un coordinador de Pi. La ejecución cubrió el flujo completo: conectarse con el coordinador, recibir y procesar tareas automáticamente mediante la app SoloHost y reportar los resultados de vuelta. La prueba es independiente del rol básico de los nodos en el soporte de la blockchain de Pi y se relaciona con las pruebas de funciones adicionales de computación que pueden ejecutarse a través de la infraestructura de nodos de Pi.