Potential Collaboration With Ernst & Young

This came about by accident and certainly is not finalized by any means.

1. Noticed a cool, new blockchain transaction visualizer tool that they had created

2. Decided to dig into and see how it worked for myself ; tool checked out, was free and well-designed.

3. Publish a Twitter post on the tool, showing off how it works for all others that would like to use it.

4. Turns out that someone from EY saw the thread and took a liking to the way the tool was profiled.

5. We reached back out to them in response to offer our services in expanding the blockchain on-chain TX visualizer in a way that provides greater identification of entities via clustering

Looking forward to receiving a message back from them in the near future so that we can get the ball rolling on this.

Plan is For This to Remain Free

Any and all expertise, information, etc., given to E&Y over the course of what we're doing will be done for free. This tool that I described is already free and I anticipate that it will remain free (or else we won't be involved).

Here is the URL to the main Twitter thread in question that we're talking about here: \https://twitter.com/librehash/status/1348389119974662146?s=20

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Potential Collaboration With Ernst & Young

This came about by accident and certainly is not finalized by any means.

1. Noticed a cool, new blockchain transaction visualizer tool that they had created

2. Decided to dig into and see how it worked for myself ; tool checked out, was free and well-designed.

3. Publish a Twitter post on the tool, showing off how it works for all others that would like to use it.

4. Turns out that someone from EY saw the thread and took a liking to the way the tool was profiled.

5. We reached back out to them in response to offer our services in expanding the blockchain on-chain TX visualizer in a way that provides greater identification of entities via clustering

Looking forward to receiving a message back from them in the near future so that we can get the ball rolling on this.

Plan is For This to Remain Free

Any and all expertise, information, etc., given to E&Y over the course of what we're doing will be done for free. This tool that I described is already free and I anticipate that it will remain free (or else we won't be involved).

Here is the URL to the main Twitter thread in question that we're talking about here: \https://twitter.com/librehash/status/1348389119974662146?s=20

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Rosh Gadol

1/ Not sure if everyone is aware, but Ernst & Young (E&Y) have come up with a very nice blockchain explorer for Bitcoin that honestly beats out almost all others out there. I was shocked EY had created this tool to be honest, but its quality ; URL = blockchain.ey.com

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