Projects on Lisk and what happened after the relaunch?

About six months ago, the team behind Lisk relaunched its platform. The most important news Lisk drew attention to was that they wanted to make it easier for blockchain developers to start sidechain projects on Lisk. A look at the largest and most important projects related to Lisk.

Sapiens

Matteo Ferrari said:
"People deserve full control over their certificates and records in a form that allows them to easily share them. In return, the Blockchain can function as a secure and trust-independent notarial system. With Sapiens we want to help schools, universities and companies to offer their services through a decentralized, cost-efficient and secure application".

BrikBit

BrikBit-CTO Alex Dell’Orto:
"REDA collects a range of information about the properties that are jointly managed by a community. Thus, the system creates an infrastructure for the exchange and maintenance of this information through protocols that are accepted by all members. We are taking the first steps to develop internationally valid standards in order to be able to react to developments in the real estate market".

Adamant

Adamant-CTO Dimitriy Soloduhin:
"We believe in the power of open source. That's why we looked at several open source projects to start our project. We started with a proof-of-work system. Since it took too long to send and receive messages, however, we quickly abandoned it. Delegated Proof of Stake seemed to us to be a good alternative. Finally we decided to build our system on Lisks code base. The fact that Lisk uses NodeJS and PostgreSQL has also influenced our decision".

MADANA

Christian Junger, CEO of MADANA:
"MADANA will use so-called Trusted Execution Environments (TEE) for data analysis. These are protected hardware components whose processing cannot be viewed from outside. With our patented process, we've discovered a new way to protect data while still making it useful. This enables us to build a unique platform for data analysis from which all participants can benefit".

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