Friends, like all emerging technologies government
or third party standards tend to lag the pace of research and development by
the private sector and academic studies. The obvious question for the
cryptocurrency arena is whether the CryptoCurrency Security
Standard (CCSS) can
effectively govern this emerging technology with its hyperspeed innovation,
growth and a diverse ecosystem of global currencies, exchanges and trading
platforms while protecting the security and integrity of investors and traders
alike? Currently CCSS addresses ten elements of cryptocurrencies: Key/seed generation, Key storage, Third party security
audits/pentests, Data sanitation, Audit logs, Key compromise, Key usage, Keyholder
grant/revoke, Key/seed generation and Wallet creation. While many ecosystem
players can achieve Level I certification it remains to be seen how many
entities will acquire Level II let alone Level III status. Please share your
thoughts and predictions. Lawrence, Cryptocurrency Academy (https://cryptocurrencyacademy.blogspot.com)
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