Trust Your Oracle? Cornell Launches Tool for Confidential Blockchain Queries

By cineramaMay 17, 2017Bitcoin Business

Smart contracts are touted as having the potential to do all kinds amazing things. But, to fulfill their promise, they need a way to communicate with the outside world. […]

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