IOTA Enters a New Dawn, Now On Clear Path towards Full Decentralization with Chrysalis Launch

As a report has it, 179 patents from 75 unique entities are referencing the IOTA protocol, IOTA Tangle, or the IOTA Foundation.

This new development is seen by IOTA community members as a notable proof of the potential of IOTA, as the best decentralized ledger technology (DLT) that brings solutions to what other blockchain DLT are incapable of solving.

The report of this patent was published on the IOTA Archive’s official website and excitedly shared by a supposed IOTA community member a couple of hours ago.

The user identified on Twitter as jeno5407 shared as follows:

“179 patents from 75 unique entities, referencing the IOTA protocol, IOTA Tangle or the IOTA Foundation. Aren’t these enough proof of #IOTA’s potential as best & only DLT that solves something that current tech & other Blockchain DLT are not able to?”

IOTA Mentioned Thrice By Members of the University of Aegan

In another development, IOTA was reportedly mentioned thrice in a paperwork published by the members of the University of Aegan, titled “Blockchain challenges in maritime industry: investigation of the willingness/drivers of adoption from the Hellenic Shipping industry.”

The report was shared by IOTA Archive, an institutional tracker of IOTA news, on 21st June 2020.

IOTA Mentioned 43x By Members of the University of Turku

On 21st June, IOTA Archive also reported that IOTA was mentioned 43x in a paper published by the members of the University of Turku titled “Blockchain for Mobile Edge Computing: Consensus Mechanisms and Scalability”

IOTA Archive shared this, “Members of the University of Turku published a paper titled “Blockchain for Mobile Edge Computing: Consensus Mechanisms and Scalability”, mentioning IOTA (43x).”

Obviously, IOTA is getting the needed attention that depicts a constant increase in mainstream adoption.

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