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You can now sign complex JSON transactions with your Ledger. The Kadena team is introducing an exciting update for Ledger users! You can now sign complex JSON transactions with your Ledger using the Kadena Transfer Tool at transfer.chainweb.com!

In a major step towards achieving interoperability and broader ecosystem adoption, we are thrilled to announce that Kadena has partnered with Ideasoft to bring permissionless interoperability to the Kadena ecosystem via Hyperlane. The partnership will enhance access to several key components of the broader blockchain ecosystem that are not yet available for the Kadena community

Whether you are already familiar with Kadena or just learning about it for the first time, the Kadena Tech Bulletin provides a short technical overview of how we are revolutionizing the blockchain industry, one block at a time. From Pact to Chainweb, to how we are refining our builder onboarding process, we will provide our community of builders and developers with all the updates and tools needed to help nurture and scale their projects in our ever-growing ecosystem.

As we delve into the exciting developments and achievements of the past three months in our Kadena Q2 Newsletter, we are thrilled to share the latest updates and developments in our ecosystem. Over the past quarter, Kadena has continued to push boundaries, foster innovation, and empower our community of builders and developers with cutting-edge technology. From groundbreaking partnerships to the launch of new projects and the expansion of our global community, there is much to celebrate!

The Internet of Things (IoT) has become a buzzword in the technology industry in recent years. It refers to the interconnected network of devices, sensors, and systems that are able to communicate with each other, collect and share data, and perform automated actions without human intervention. This technology has the potential to revolutionize many industries, from healthcare to transportation, and has already started to transform our daily lives in numerous ways.

The Internet of Things (IoT) has become a buzzword in the technology industry in recent years. It refers to the interconnected network of devices, sensors, and systems that are able to communicate with each other, collect and share data, and perform automated actions without human intervention. This technology has the potential to revolutionize many industries, from healthcare to transportation, and has already started to transform our daily lives in numerous ways.

If you’re keeping your finger on the pulse of all things Web3 and blockchain, you’ve heard all about smart wallets and how they’ve emerged as powerful and convenient tools for users. With their ability to seamlessly interact with decentralized applications (dApps), smart wallets are revolutionizing the way we engage with digital assets. Let’s explore a little deeper!

Whether you’re already familiar with Kadena or just learning about it for the first time, the Kadena Tech Bulletin provides a short technical overview of how we are revolutionizing the blockchain industry one block at a time. From Pact to Chainweb to how we are refining our builder onboarding process, we’ll be providing our community of builders and developers with all the updates and tools to help grow and scale their projects in our ever-growing ecosystem.

Kadena is extremely pleased to announce that Randy Daal has been promoted to Chief Experience Officer (CXO) of Kadena. Randy joined Kadena in April of 2022 as Kadena’s Developer Experience Lead. Prior to Kadena, Randy developed his passion in front-end development in several large companies in the Netherlands, including the creation of UpFront, a front-end consultancy company that later merged with Frontmen and then merged again with iO, one of the largest agencies in Europe. Randy has built many large-scale applications across a multitude of domains.

Decentralized Finance (DeFi) has taken the blockchain world by storm, offering new ways for individuals to access financial services without the need for traditional financial institutions. However, for DeFi to truly succeed, it must be able to interact with the real-world data that is necessary for financial applications to function properly. This is where Oracles come in.