Norton Rose Fulbright mentions DPOS

[donkeypong]

That's Preston Byrne's current or former law firm, if I'm not mistaken. The guy self-identified himself as a first class moron before, but I'm always willing to give someone a second chance.

[cass]

 +5% good to get mentioned on a law firm site IMO!!

[fuzzy]

No need to go there, fuzzy has their entire piece quoted above. The links in the piece to DPOS are dead (404) now.

Plus no updates to that website since Sept. last year, that's 6 months ago!

It was an analysis of DPOS compared to BTC, which is very rare for me to see of from outside players so I had to share :)

[Thom]

No need to go there, fuzzy has their entire piece quoted above. The links in the piece to DPOS are dead (404) now.

Plus no updates to that website since Sept. last year, that's 6 months ago!

[xeroc]

I'm not familiar with norton rose fulbright .. but this seems to be some rather nice exposure ..
nice find, fuzzy
+5%

[fuzzy]

http://www.nortonrosefulbright.com/knowledge/technical-resources/cryptocurrency-and-decentralised-computing/news-digest/

"Interesting cryptocurrency analyses this fortnight – Delegated Proof of Stake (DPOS) as a easier, more efficient substitute for Bitcoin's proof of work consensus algorithm; Citi predicts continuing downward movement in bitcoin prices."