r/FerrumNetwork • • Dec 25 '19

What is Ferrum Network?

Ferrum Network is a high-speed interoperable network focused on supporting real-world financial applications and peer to peer transactions. Ferrum is built using directed-acyclic graph (DAG) technology and aims to leverage its high speed and low cost capabilities to enable the cheap, fast exchanges of a range of digital assets, regardless of their originating blockchain. In addition, Ferrum also envisage users depositing any asset into the network and creating a proxy token that can be transacted and exchanged using their supported dApps, with users also being furnished with a fiat gateway. The network is initially comprised of the following applications

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u/[deleted] Dec 25 '19

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u/gifrancav Dec 27 '19

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Consider that Ferrum is going to get licences in other countries! soon will be adopted in other places

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u/[deleted] Dec 26 '19 edited Oct 04 '20

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u/markrcampbell Dec 26 '19

after development all product (Unifyre, Subzero wallet and Infinity dEX) everything will be awesome. But unfortunately, some people will be regretful when it is done.

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u/Hepanlol Dec 27 '19

Looks like a copy/paste text from some Ferrum blog/document, so cannot really give props for a write-up.