Updates Issuer's Role in the Dock Ecosystem Those who order verifiable claims through the Dock ecosystem play a key role in ensuring it functions successfully by providing incentives for the other participants. By paying for verifiable claims these issuers drive the output of the network - making them a critical part of Dock's overall vision.
Updates Dock's Verifiable Claims Ecosystem At Dock we are striving to create a decentralized, self-sovereign ecosystem for providing open, blockchain-anchored verifiable claims. We see the value in widespread, friction-less data sharing because it allows everyone to speak a common language useful for quickly exchanging trusted information.
Updates Open Source Development at Dock As Dock continues moving toward complete decentralization we're excited to share a significant update that's been in the making for awhile. Following through on our previous commitment to the community, we are proud to announce that Dock is now fully open source!
Updates Dock Intro Series: Article 1 Digital Claims are now being issued frequently across a variety of industries, exposing the need for user-centric, privacy-enhancing standards. Dock is improving zero-trust validation of data ownership, integrity, and validity for verifiable claims - empowering data owners and validators alike.
Updates August '19 Updates As the month of August ends we are excited to share significant updates about the Dock Network and our progress towards enabling an internet of trust through verifiable digital credentials. Our priority has been completing the milestones outlined in our grant from the Web3 Foundation.
Updates Dock Vision Update: Lightpaper, Roadmap & more Dock was founded with a mission to solve inefficiencies in existing data solutions: untrusted and inaccurate information, data silos and gatekeepers, incompatibilities, and lack of control for users. After exhaustive research, the solution: standards-compliant, verifiable digital credentials.
Updates Feb '19 Updates We made the most of a short month and are gearing up for a big release. Check out what our February progress. Summary of the month: Introduced our new community portal Partnership with Recruiter.com Added test to smart contracts Voting Proposal 13 Sneak peek - Big release!
Dock App Round 4 of Voting: Apps and Data Types So far we have had three rounds of voting for the Dock community. In the first vote, the community decided when DOCK tokens should be unlocked. The second vote asked what the Dock team should prioritize on the platform next. The third vote invited the community to decide what language Dock should be
Community Meet dock.io’s New CTO and Operations Manager! Over the past month, dock.io has been ramping up its efforts to expand its talented team of individuals in order to scale quickly and effectively. After several rounds of interviews with top candidates in the field, we are proud to announce two of our newest hires: Avneet Singh and Steven Pattison.
Partnerships Meet dock.io’s Advisors! Dock.io was started with a simple vision to build an open and a connected professional network. With this vision in sight, Dock is set to change the way the world looks at data control and privacy for professional data, reputations, and networking management building it entirely on the blockchain.
Protocol Dev Update 4 ~ 500k+ Users The Dock network hit an incredible milestone this week as we reached 500,000 registered users in the Dock App just 4 months after launching, as projected in a previous post. Development progress has been consistent and as usual the team delivered substantial results in a two-week sprint period.
Dock App Round 3 of Voting: Translations, Benefits, and Next Features Now that we've officially been listed on Kucoin, the dock.io team is looking forward to what our next steps should be. However rather than deciding by ourselves, we thought it was important to lean on the voice of our community once again. So far we have had two voting opportunities. The first vote
Updates DOCK is Now Listed on KuCoin! DOCK tokens are now listed and trading on KuCoin!! Now dock.io network participants can buy and sell DOCK tokens. For anyone new to KuCoin, here's a quick guide we found online which explains how to trade on KuCoin (kucoin.com). BTC and ETH pairs are supported. We're thrilled to bring DOCK tokens to
Updates Secondary Distribution Mechanisms In January 2018, we released our token distribution plans for our project. Let's briefly recap what they were. Total Supply: 1 Billion tokens 30% (300M) sold to the public through a private and public sale 30% (300M) incentivize partnerships and ecosystem growth 20% (200M) team members, which will
Community Facebook and Data Privacy On March 17, a whistleblower revealed that Cambridge Analytica compiled over 87 million Facebook profiles for Trump's presidential campaign in order to target American voters during the election. This information was then used to create a software program to predict and influence individual voters
Updates Token Release Vote Update By now, you’ve received an email from us inviting you to participate in our very first vote. We are excited to involve the dock.io community so early on in the development of our project through governance. As you can see below, we gave you two options to decide on when to unlock the DOCK tokens:
Updates Token Sale Recap We want to start with a huge thank you to everyone for the overwhelming support. We reached our $20 million goal quicker than expected and had over 10,500 unique participants in the public sale, and many more who were unfortunately unable to get in. We experienced unprecedented follow through from
Updates Token Sale Details + KYC Updates We‘re a few days away from the public sale and we are blown away with the support and overwhelming interest from our community. Below are full details of the token sale. Be aware of scams— Please be on high alert for fake emails, websites and Telegram impersonators. Always confirm you are on the
Protocol Dock.io and ERC-20 Tokens The word ‘Tokensale’ is either extremely lucrative or extremely ludicrous depending on whom you are asking. The sheer pace at which it has caught the public eye is unprecedented amongst all financial terms in the history of the world. To put in perspective the magnitude of this, there are some
Updates Security Update — Tips to help avoid scams As with all token sales, the larger the following, the more attempts from hackers and scammers to steal money from community members. I created a quick video to share thoughts and tips on security. Hopefully you find this is helpful not only for our token sale, but any you plan on participating in.
Updates Whitelist Process Debrief As many of you know, we experienced quite the rush of traffic during our whitelist process. So much so that we took down servers of the entire system of a 3rd party KYC provider. Opening our whitelist simultaneously to 100k+ active app users, 50k+ Telegram Group members, and hundreds of thousands of
Updates Whitelist Registration Details Response to the DOCK token sale continues to grow and we have become one of the largest and fastest growing token communities. We’re grateful for your support and excited for the future. Below are full details on our KYC process and what to expect. Only people who have successfully passed KYC
Community F.A.Q. Learn about commonly asked questions Will there be a token sale? Yup! It is now over, but you can read about the details here. Below is a brief summary: Token sale date: It was held on February 21st and $8 million was raised. Whitelist: Is closed. Token distribution: Occurred in May, 2018.
Community DOCK Token Sale Announcement I want to start by thanking everyone in the community who has been active and engaging since we announced the project. Response has been overwhelmingly positive and the entireteam is very appreciative. We are happy to announce the DOCK token sale! Token sale date: February 21st Whitelist date
Community Meltdown and Dock.io Encrypted Data Hosted on IPFS. Two weeks ago, a huge microchip vulnerability was discovered for intel processing chips. This vulnerability is called the “Meltdown.” Meltdown exploits hardware vulnerabilities of Intel processors which ultimately can lead to a leak of passwords and other data.
