LTO Network 
Blockchain
LTO Network can be used by any company with a need for a production-ready blockchain that allows for digital verification of digital assets and enabling collaboration through the use of decentralized workflows.
≈ 0.03 USD
LTO Network LTO Rank 327 | USD Amount | - |
| BTC Amount | - |
| ETH Amount | - |
| Price | $0.064157 |
| Market Cap | $15,604,801 |
| Fully Diluted Market Cap | $25,880,598 |
| BTC Price | 0.00000496 |
| ETH Price | 0.00015620 |
Take a deep-dive and explore LTO Network on a technical level
Functional Layers
- Decentralized Applications
Organizations participate in distributed applications via their node, without the need for a central system. - Distributed Data Processing
Data is shared peer-to-peer between the nodes of specific participants, never with the whole network. - Blockchain
All nodes are connected via the public blockchain, facilitating consensus and data integrity.
Hybrid blockchain
LTO Network allows two or more businesses to share and agree upon sequences of events. Event sharing is done peer-to-peer, without relying on an authoritative party.
The limited number of parties involved present a challenge when dealing with conflicts. A majority, if it can be formed at all, can't provide an unbiased decision.
Rather than re-introducing authorization on the network, parties reach consensus by leveraging on our public proof-of-stake blockchain. Anchoring of the hash of private events happens on the public chain.
Blocks of the public chain have a specific height, and transactions within a block are also ordered. This order provides a globally recognized sequence of events, which is used to reach consensus on the private chain.
A hybrid blockchain means private data, public consensus.
Resources
- Mainnet Explorer
Check blocks, transactions, and wallet balances with the official LTO Network mainnet explorer. - Online Wallet
Access mainnet and bridge swaps: we do not save your keys, so make sure to secure your seed phrase. - Token Bridge
LTO token exists on 3 blockchains, and you need to use the wallet bridge if you want to swap. - Run a Node
You can run a node on your local machine, in a cloud, or lease your tokens. - Node Overview
Check the list of active network validators and find out more about public community leasing nodes. - Whitepapers
Read three primary papers about our vision for blockchain adoption, LTO token economics, and technical overview.
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Q2 2015
The release of the first white label version of the LegalThings platform. This version introduced a document and form builder, a document management system, advanced user and permission management and digital signing.
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Q1 2016
We created software for FIRM24 to run the procedures for incorporations. Other customers were also interested in these digitized procedures. We did a small pivot, changing the focus to digitizing the contracts as FSM (Finite State Machine), rather than just signing.
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Q3 2017
During the blockchain hackathon organized by the Dutch Ministry of Justice and Security, we demonstrated that a whole legal procedure can be digitized as an FSM and stored on the blockchain. This got us the 1st prize in the event which included the assignment to create the first digitized legal procedures for the Dutch legislative system on the blockchain.
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Q1 2018
We built a Proof of Concept of the new solution for the Ministry of Justice and Security, following up on the hackathon win of 2017.
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Q2 2018
We attended the biggest hackathon together with the WAVES team and were awarded ‘the best code’ prize from BlockChaingers.
We launched the testnet solution with the Dutch and Belgian governments following up on the tender.
-
Q1 2019
We launched mainnet and closed the last round of token sale, raising 990,000 USD in the last round.
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Q2 2019
Open-source public chain code, modification of Waves/NXT.
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Q3 2019
Open-source the toolkit of Layer 2, unique FSM ad-hoc event chains.
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Q4 2019
Released the beta of Proofi starting with online signatures for emails with Gmail integration.
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Q1 2020
Improving the Integrator Portal and including live use cases for clients to learn from.
New transaction type on mainnet which will serve for SSI on-chain.
Launching Proofi app, with improved KYC, platform integrations, and API documentation for developers.
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Q2 2020
Allows the parties to use mainnet without the need to buy tokens themselves as tx fees are provided by third-parties that can charge in fiat.
Workflow Engine tooling to deploy MVPs of centralized and decentralized use cases, creating adoption for Live Contracts.
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Q3 2020
Pass the final testing stage and release Leased Proof of Importance, LTO Network's variation on Proof of Stake.
Rank 327
LTO Network LTO
| USD Amount | - |
| BTC Amount | - |
| ETH Amount | - |
| Price | $0.064157 |
| Market Cap | $15,604,801 |
| Fully Diluted Market Cap | $25,880,598 |
| BTC Price | 0.00000496 |
| ETH Price | 0.00015620 |
≈ 0.03 USD
LTO Network can be used by any company with a need for a production-ready blockchain that allows for digital verification of digital assets and enabling collaboration through the use of decentralized workflows.
LTO Network (LTO) is a cryptocurrency, the latest LTO Network price is $0.064157, down -3.02% in the last 24 hours. LTO Network market cap is $15,604,801 with a 24h volume of $2,188,382. It has a circulating supply of 243,227,791 LTO and a total supply of 403,393,829 LTO. LTO Network reached it's all time high on 24 February 2019 when it was trading at $0.257672.
Take a deep-dive and explore LTO Network on a technical level
Functional Layers
- Decentralized Applications
Organizations participate in distributed applications via their node, without the need for a central system. - Distributed Data Processing
Data is shared peer-to-peer between the nodes of specific participants, never with the whole network. - Blockchain
All nodes are connected via the public blockchain, facilitating consensus and data integrity.
Hybrid blockchain
LTO Network allows two or more businesses to share and agree upon sequences of events. Event sharing is done peer-to-peer, without relying on an authoritative party.
The limited number of parties involved present a challenge when dealing with conflicts. A majority, if it can be formed at all, can't provide an unbiased decision.
Rather than re-introducing authorization on the network, parties reach consensus by leveraging on our public proof-of-stake blockchain. Anchoring of the hash of private events happens on the public chain.
Blocks of the public chain have a specific height, and transactions within a block are also ordered. This order provides a globally recognized sequence of events, which is used to reach consensus on the private chain.
A hybrid blockchain means private data, public consensus.
Resources
- Mainnet Explorer
Check blocks, transactions, and wallet balances with the official LTO Network mainnet explorer. - Online Wallet
Access mainnet and bridge swaps: we do not save your keys, so make sure to secure your seed phrase. - Token Bridge
LTO token exists on 3 blockchains, and you need to use the wallet bridge if you want to swap. - Run a Node
You can run a node on your local machine, in a cloud, or lease your tokens. - Node Overview
Check the list of active network validators and find out more about public community leasing nodes. - Whitepapers
Read three primary papers about our vision for blockchain adoption, LTO token economics, and technical overview.
-
Q2 2015
The release of the first white label version of the LegalThings platform. This version introduced a document and form builder, a document management system, advanced user and permission management and digital signing.
-
Q1 2016
We created software for FIRM24 to run the procedures for incorporations. Other customers were also interested in these digitized procedures. We did a small pivot, changing the focus to digitizing the contracts as FSM (Finite State Machine), rather than just signing.
-
Q3 2017
During the blockchain hackathon organized by the Dutch Ministry of Justice and Security, we demonstrated that a whole legal procedure can be digitized as an FSM and stored on the blockchain. This got us the 1st prize in the event which included the assignment to create the first digitized legal procedures for the Dutch legislative system on the blockchain.
-
Q1 2018
We built a Proof of Concept of the new solution for the Ministry of Justice and Security, following up on the hackathon win of 2017.
-
Q2 2018
We attended the biggest hackathon together with the WAVES team and were awarded ‘the best code’ prize from BlockChaingers.
We launched the testnet solution with the Dutch and Belgian governments following up on the tender.
-
Q1 2019
We launched mainnet and closed the last round of token sale, raising 990,000 USD in the last round.
-
Q2 2019
Open-source public chain code, modification of Waves/NXT.
-
Q3 2019
Open-source the toolkit of Layer 2, unique FSM ad-hoc event chains.
-
Q4 2019
Released the beta of Proofi starting with online signatures for emails with Gmail integration.
-
Q1 2020
Improving the Integrator Portal and including live use cases for clients to learn from.
New transaction type on mainnet which will serve for SSI on-chain.
Launching Proofi app, with improved KYC, platform integrations, and API documentation for developers.
-
Q2 2020
Allows the parties to use mainnet without the need to buy tokens themselves as tx fees are provided by third-parties that can charge in fiat.
Workflow Engine tooling to deploy MVPs of centralized and decentralized use cases, creating adoption for Live Contracts.
-
Q3 2020
Pass the final testing stage and release Leased Proof of Importance, LTO Network's variation on Proof of Stake.
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