Community The DOCK Token Migration is Now Complete The last four months have gone by in a flash and the token migration that began on the 8th of December 2020 is now complete. As can be seen on Etherscan, almost 963
token migration DOCK Migration Window Ends on 31st March This short announcement is to remind those who are still holding ERC20 DOCK that they must migrate their tokens before midnight (GMT) on the 31st of March 2021. They can continue to use
Protocol Delegatable Credentials Now Available Our latest feature, private delegation, allows credential issuers to delegate to other entities the ability to issue verifiable credentials. We are excited to be making Dock’s credentials delegatable, as we expect this
Updates Dock’s 2021 Roadmap After completing many major milestones in 2020, the Dock team is looking forward to another year of building innovative solutions, driving adoption, and engaging with our community. Today we’re excited to share
Governance Andy Laverty Joins the Dock Association We’re pleased to announce that the Dock Association has welcomed Andy Laverty, an expert in finance and corporate governance, as its new member. At Dock, we believe that maximum participation and widespread
Community Token Migration Update Midnight (GMT) on the 11th of January marked the end of the 5-week incentive bonus period for the Dock token migration. During this time, 222,268,512 tokens were submitted to the Vault
Protocol Governance Features Added to Dock Mainnet The team at Dock has kicked off 2021 by introducing on-chain democratic governance features to the Dock PoA mainnet. Any holders of the new Dock mainnet token, as well as the members of
Apps Certs: Now Available as a Self-Guided Demo Curious about what you can build on Dock? Try for yourself! The team at Dock has been hard at work since the initial release of Certs, our reference web app created using our
Community Dock Token Migration Incentive Extended until the 11th of January Dock’s token migration commenced on the 8th of Dec and to date over 76M DOCK have been migrated through our portal so far. To incentivize holders to migrate, we offered a bonus
Chainlink Dock Integrating Chainlink To Price Credential Services in USD Dock is excited to announce that we are integrating Chainlink Price Feeds to enable issuers to price identity services on the Dock network in USD. In addition to this DOCK/USD decentralized price
Community 10 Ways to Stay Safe During the Migration Dock’s token migration is already underway and many within the community have already taken advantage of the early migration incentives and swapped to our new DOCK token. At the time of writing,
Community Dock Token Migration Part 4: The Migration Begins Today, Dock is delighted to announce that we are launching our token migration process, enabling current ERC20 tokens to be swapped to new tokens native to Dock’s own network. The new tokens
Protocol Dock’s Anchoring Feature Is Now Live We are excited to announce that anchoring is now available on the Dock network. Anchoring allows users to store a digest of one or more credentials (or any files) on our blockchain, so
Apps Introducing Certs, Dock’s Demo App Book a demo today, and see what you can build on Dock! We’re excited to share that Certs, our reference web app, is now available for demo. Using our blockchain and SDK,
Community Dock Token Migration: Part 2 - Incentives This is the second post in our four-part series about Dock’s up-and-coming token migration. You can read the first one here. The purpose of this post is to discuss incentives, specifically the
Community Dock Token Migration: Part 1 Further to the successful release of Dock’s mainnet on the 30th of September and the security audit that came before, the team at Dock now turn our attention to our token migration
Community Dock Mainnet Security Audit Complete Today we’re pleased to share that the security audit of Dock’s mainnet is now complete and we’ve published the full report. The audit was conducted by Quantstamp, market leaders in
Protocol Dock Completes Claim Deduction Milestone We have completed yet another milestone in our roadmap today by releasing the claim deduction feature. This functionality allows inference of new claims from a set of verifiable credentials, making it possible to
Community Dock Network Token Economics Regular followers of Dock will know that we are preparing our testnet Danforth for validators. Solid partnerships with validators will decentralize the infrastructure on a network that is neither owned nor controlled by
Governance Dock decentralize network governance with the creation of a new non-profit Those who have followed Dock since our inception in early 2018 will know of our vision to remove the central intermediaries from the issuance and management of credentials. Indeed, we knew there was
Governance Dock’s Future in Decentralized Governance Dock is committed to creating an efficient, cost-effective method for managing and issuing verifiable credentials. As a major step in realizing this vision, we have been building a decentralized network on which organizations
Community Dock seek validators for Danforth testnet Further to the release of our Northill testnet and completion of our schema and interop milestones, Dock is moving to the next stage of our development - the decentralization of the infrastructure on
Community Dock pushes interoperability in completion of latest roadmap milestone A key feature of the Dock Network is ensuring that as much as possible, the network and its components are interoperable with other compliant systems. We believe interoperability is a way for us
Community Dock completes next roadmap milestone As Dock speeds towards our goal of enabling decentralized and verifiable claims, we are excited to announce that we have completed another milestone on our recently released roadmap. For the last 4 weeks,
Community Dock releases the first W3C credential verifier As Dock continues with its mission to replace the centralized platforms that keep control and silo the credential data of institutions and users, we remain laser focussed in utilizing existing and open standards.
