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Google veut conserver les cryptomonnaies des banques et institutions financières
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Lors de son premier symposium sur les actifs numériques qui se tient ce mercredi à New York, Google présente un service de sécurisation des cryptomonnaies destiné aux banques : Google Multi-Party Compute (ou Google MPC). Alphabet, la société mère de Google, s'en sert déjà pour protéger ses propres actifs sur Ethereum (ETH) et Solana (SOL). L’article Google veut conserver les cryptomonnaies des ban...
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SOL Solana
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23 supported listings
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