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HTC Developing a Blockchain-powered Smartphone

Arthur J. Villasanta – Fourth Estate Contributor

Taipei, Taiwan (4E) – Taiwanese laptop computer agency and former smartphone competitor HTC Corporation has introduced plans to make a brand new blockchain-powered Android smartphone it is named “Exodus.”

Exodus would be the world’s second blockchain-powered cellphone after “Finney,” a tool developed by Sirin Labs that lets folks retailer and use digital currencies whereas skipping transaction charges. Finney prices $1,000.

Exodus, nevertheless, can have a common pockets; a built-in safe enclave to help cryptocurrencies similar to Bitcoin, Ethereum and different main networks and decentralized apps. Exodus telephones are supposed to function nodes in a local blockchain community that help cryptocurrency buying and selling between customers. HTC may also enable the general public to purchase the Exodus cellphone with cryptocurrency. No worth has been set but for the Exodus.

“Through Exodus, we are excited to be supporting underlying protocols such as Bitcoin, Lightning Networks, Ethereum, Dfinity, and more,” stated Phil Chen, the person behind Vive, HTV’s final smartphone. Chen was re-hired to take cost of all of HTC’s blockchain initiatives.

“We would like to support the entire blockchain ecosystem, and in the next few months we’ll be announcing many more exciting partnerships together.”

What’s unsure at the moment is that if the Exodus cellphone can enhance the expertise of cryptocurrency and “DApp” customers over the common good telephones. A DApp, quick for “decentralized application” runs on a peer-to-peer community similar to Bitcoin or Ethereum.

Blockchain good telephones are stated to supply higher safety and consumer expertise by integrating chilly pockets storage proper into the cellphone. They allow direct buying and selling of the native cryptocurrencies with friends on the cellphone’s community, with out mining charges.

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