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March 28, 2016, 09:38:31 AM
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US blockchain startup claims 1 mln transactions per second
The founders of Domus Towers, a San Francisco-based financial startup, promise the leading American banks a safe blockchain with more than one million transactions per second.
http://www.coinfox.info/news/company/5180-domus
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Domus Tower developers insist they can reach the ultra-high transaction speed with the help of “permission, trusted-node architecture with eventual consistency,” in other words, centralised blockchain.

Good luck with that. Especially after your "trusted-node" centralized architecture gets hacked and every transaction is at the whim of whoever gained control of your system. Just another bit of puffery from crazy-startup-land.

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