Altcoins News
By Dan Saada
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Input Output blog post published, “We are now launching an ERC20 converter to ensure better interoperability in the future as well as lay a solid background for extended business…
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The ERC20 converter will permit issuing organizations and their users to be able to handle ERC20 token migration to Cardano.
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The ERC20 converter is designed for token issuers and organizations who are willing to make migration of their tokens to Cardano possible.
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Once the ERC20 tokens are migrated to the Cardano, they will be converted a “special native token on Cardano, but with the same value and functionality of ERC20.
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For clarity on burning, "Burning" a coin, in terms of cryptocurrency, refers to sending an otherwise usable token (or fraction thereof) to an unusable account.
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So, when the Cardano Version of the ERC20 token is burnt there is no possibility of using the same value in the network.
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A dedicated testnet for the ERC20 converter is set to be made available soon. SingularityNET to Cardano migration plan is the first in the list.
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Users to assess the process of migration while working with AGIX tokens both in Cardano and Ethereum Kovan testnets.
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Moving ahead as the number of ERC20 converter partnerships increases, the range of token types that are supported in the network will grow.
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Some are like: The Future of Cardano is very bright. Others are right on the spot: Will this increase the price of ADA and if yes how much can we expect?
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And the Samaritans like: It's not wise to expect any one single event to raise the price of ADA.
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