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ArcBlock Blockchain Monthly Review for November, 2019

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ArcBlock achieved several key milestones during November including the official launch of platform 1.0.

Product Release

On November 13th, ArcBlock launched blockchain platform 1.0

ArcBlock Releases ABT Wallet 2.0 on November 26th

Blocklet:forge-java-starter

GitHub Weekly Updates

Events

  • 11/18: ArcBlock presented to NIO Power to examine how blockchain can be used for charging infrastructure including ArcBlock's Charging Block DApp.

  • 11/23: ArcBlock was invited by the People's Post and Telecommunications Press to present on the theme of Blockchain and Digital Publishing, and VP of Engineering Jean Chen was selected as a book expert consultant.

  • 11/24: ArcBlock was invited by Norway's seafood brand, Norway in a Box, to attend the Table of Norway event. Norway in a Box is the first company in Norway to use blockchain technology to trace and manage applications for seafood and animal welfare, arcBlock founder and CEO, Shigeh, and Norway in a Box CEO Espen Strand Pedersen on how to apply blocks Chain-AND-DID technology offers friendly communication and discussion for applications such as traceability of Norwegian natural foods, brand protection, and improved supply chain efficiency.

Media

  • 11/7: ArcBlock announced a new partnership with one of China's leading ride sharing providers GoFun.

Blog Posts

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Products

  • ArcBlock Chain active

    The application-focused Layer 1 for identity, assets and agreements. ArcBlock Chain brings these operations into the protocol, with ABT as the public network’s native token.

  • Forge sunset

    An SDK and toolchain for building chain applications without assembling the node, the data layer and the client separately. ArcBlock Chain is what that became.

Terms

  • SDK

    The library and tooling a platform ships so a developer does not have to write the protocol by hand. What it covers, and what it leaves to you, is a fair summary of what the platform actually takes responsibility for.