The canadian company Dapper Labs, creator of the game CryptoKitties based on the blockchain of Ethereum, announced its partnership with Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC), the largest mixed martial arts in the world, for the launch of collectible card digital. Therefore, Conor McGregor, the star irish of the octagon, is next to take a leap into the digital world become a token non-expendable.In its official website, the UFC announced their passionate fans will soon be able to purchase, exchange or collect the digital cards in Flow, the new blockchain public that Dapper Labs launched in September of last year with the idea of solving the problems of scalability that presents the chain of blocks Ethereum.De according to a publication of Forbes, the Flow is able to process large volumes of transactions and so will be the support for the development of other projects of the company, as the digital assets that you create in conjunction with the team blockchain of Warner Music, to address the world of music.
Flow facilitates any developer creating applications blockchain, games, and digital assets to reinforce them. Working with UFC, we are showing what is possible when you give to a fan base committed a real stake in the game they love and in the communities of which they are part.Roham Gharegozlou, CEO of Dapper Labs.
To use the new chain block Flow to demonstrate the authenticity of a digital object unique as, for example, the letter digital signed by Conor McGregor and other UFC fighters, those objects will be able to accumulate a real value.
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The company of canadian origin became known in the industry after its star product CryptoKitties, exploded on the scene Ethereum in 2017, quickly becoming the decentralised application most used.In 2018 Dapper Labs announced that it raised $ 15 million in a new round of funding, which reported that you would use to solve problems of usability, infrastructure, and to expand its operations to the united States.The use of CryptoKitties decreased dramatically since its glory days of 2017, when they played 13.600 users a day. It is believed that influenced by the bad experience of the user, who had to wait a while for resolving a transaction. To combat these disadvantages, there was a network Flow that, according to details the company, you will reach a high speed of transaction.According to the technical specifications of the network, to achieve high level of speed, each node in the chain of blocks, Flow is driven by an algorithm of consensus-derived HotStuff VMware, member of Blockchain 50, the same algorithm used by Facebook in their early work on the criptomoneda pound. Instead of requiring each node to perform each task before arriving at a consensus in the network, we used four different types of nodes.