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What is Chain (XCN) Chain is a cloud blockchain infrastructure that enables organizations to build better financial services from scratch. Chain launched Chain Core, which is an open source and licensed blockchain, and Sequence, its ledger as a service product. Clients can receive discounts and pay trading fees with Chain Tokens (CHN), as well as participate in community protocol governance and access premium features. Using Chain Core, institutions can start and run a blockchain network or connect to a growing list of other networks that are transforming the way assets move around the world. The Chain Protocol defines how resources are issued, transferred, and controlled on a blockchain network. It allows a single entity or group of organizations to manage a network, supports the coexistence of multiple types of resources, and is interoperable with other independent networks. Chain Core is designed for the performance required by modern financial systems. The time to create, sign and validate a transaction is measured in milliseconds. Sequence is a ledger as a service that enables organizations to securely track and transfer balances in a token format. Using Sequence, organizations can securely manage their tokenized financial assets on private ledgers and soon seamlessly transfer them to public networks. Who are the founders of Chain? Founded in 2014, Chain has raised over 40 million dollars in funding from Khosla Ventures, RRE Enterprises and strategic partners including Capital One, Citigroup, Fiserv, Nasdaq, Orange and Visa. Chain has already partnered with and worked to build blockchain networks for Visa, Nasdaq, State Street, Citibank, and more. Deepak Thapliyal is the current CEO and Chairman of the Board of Directors of Chain. Prior to Chain, Thapliyal was a domain investor, in the private employment sector, and worked on arbitration systems. Adam Ludwin was the original founder of Chain. Before Chain, Ludwin studied at UC Berkeley. He began his career as a consultant at The Boston Consulting Group and IDEO. He went on to earn an MBA from Harvard Business School and did a first phase of venture capital with a fintech focus at RRE Ventures, investing in companies like Vine, Slack, Kik and Paperless Post. In 2018, Chain was acquired by Lightyear Corp., the commercial arm of the Stellar Development Foundation, the organization behind the Lumens cryptocurrency. The price of the acquisition was not disclosed, with Forbes stating that it was the equivalent of $500 million paid in Lumens. In 2021, Chain now operates as a private company with a newly formed board of directors, officers, and shareholders. Unique?Chain Protocol is designed to be a multi-asset shared cryptographic ledger. It supports the coexistence and interoperability of multiple independent networks, with different operators, sharing a common format and capabilities. Using the principle of least authority, control over resources is separate from control over the synchronization of ledgers. The chain connection protocol allows any network participant to define and broadcast resources by writing custom "broadcast schedules". Once issued, the units of an asset are controlled by "control programs". These programs are expressed in a flexible and complete Turing programming language that can be used to create sophisticated smart contracts. Each network is protected by a federation of "block signers". The system is protected against forking as long as a quorum of block signers follows the protocol. For greater efficiency, block creation is delegated to a single "block generator". Any node on the network can validate blocks and send transactions to the network. Chain Core is an enterprise software product that implements the Chain protocol. An open source developer edition is available for free, and Chain operates an on-chain blockchain network as an open access testnet.