Brave New Coin Partners With Gora.io To Power Smart Contracts

Brave New Coin (BNC), a data and research company focused on the blockchain and cryptographic assets industry, disclosed its partnership with the decentralized oracle network Gora.io to power its smart contracts utilizing the latter's AI-ready complex computation.

The goal of the collaboration is to integrate BNC’s high-frequency index and data engines into providing Gora.io’s smart contracts with the best available digital asset data.

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A Little More about BNC, Gora.io: BNC was launched in early 2020 and remains in high demand by companies like BTSE and the Toronto Futures Options and Swaps Exchange.

BNC is a part of the Techemy Group which is the holding company for the large blockchain industry and DLT enterprise eco-system. The company also provides solutions to partners including Refinitiv, Amazon Alexa, Dow Jones Factiva, NASDAQ, BTSE.com and many more.

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Gora.io is the first “Layer 3 solution,” a chain-agnostic infrastructure layer, and is an AI-ready company for providing secure and reliable external data to smart contracts. This is unlike its peers, Chainlink, Pyth, Band and other Oracle providers.

Gora Decentralized Autonomous Organization (DAO) is a platform for decentralized decision-making, where members can propose, discuss and vote on proposals related to the Gora protocol.

BNC will be among the DAO’s data sources, enhancing data quality and accuracy, node runner strategy, and the distribution of rewards and incentives.

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