Hi,

I was wondering if anyone has successfully sent NANO from a Mercatox wallet to a Binance wallet. I made a deposit 4 hours ago and it still hasn't shown up in my Binance wallet.

Transaction ID: 55BBA73053CE44B79058D2BB8A296E67D2D6E30BEFD576C8BA838EFE68E5DA80

Checked the deposit address on the NANO blockchain explorer and it matches my Binance NANO wallet address. Can anyone see anything odd about the transaction from the explorer info?

Opened a support ticket with Binance and waiting to have the problem resolved as I suspect it's with them.

Maurice 

Startups are releasing current web services; DNS, storage, as blockchain technologies. Blockstack, STORJ, Lisk for example have made their APIs accessible to third party developers by releasing packages on NPM accompanied with a well documented API and developer tutorials.  STORJ has the potential to replace an Amazon S3 bucket, there's a well documented API and video tutorial: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OPny2_ehLPU&list=PLEr5Xx0gHvFG55T-_kLKlWosSBw32vP9N by Barbara Liau deploying the STORJ API through widely used Nodejs applications like Express.

I understand I/O Coin has DNS on the blockchain, where A, CNAME and MX records can be created for domain names. Is this technology available for third parties and is there deployment documentation available?

Will I/O Coin offer storage that can be accessed through a JavaScript API?

Are there plans to improve access to I/O Coin technologies for third party developers through well documented JavaScript APIs?

In the future, is  I/O Coin going to offer a blockchain database solution?

Look forward to your response, Maurice