Business Building and Iterating: Quarterly Report Q4 2019 The last quarter of 2019 saw our trading platform minimum viable product (MVP) enjoy its first months of operations. During this time, Nash shipped dozens of variations and improvements.
Business 2019: The Year in Review When we launched our Instagram channel in February, we declared 2019 the Year of Nash. While later than initially planned, the release of our trading platform in September proved the viability of our revolutionary cross-chain technology.
Business Operations and Mobile: Quarterly Report Q3 2019 The third quarter of 2019 will forever remain important for Nash – and we believe for the whole blockchain industry – as it saw the public opening of our trading platform.
Business Performance and Payments: Quarterly Report Q2 2019 During the second quarter of 2019, Nash increased our management focus on the team’s performance. By concentrating on people and processes, we successfully brought execution to even higher levels.
Business User Experience: Quarterly Report Q1 2019 The year started at full speed for Nash. We hit several milestones, culminating in our April beta program. During the first quarter, we worked on multiple iterations of our interface, employing user testing to optimize the launch of our non-custodial funds management and trading platforms.
Business Architecture and Security: Quarterly Report Q4 2018 The closing quarter of 2018 was critical for our company. This was our first quarter after raising capital and we succeeded in implementing a safer, improved protocol.
Business People and Technology: Quarterly Report Q3 2018 In Q3 we continued to execute our strategy of focusing on core technology development, aiming at the completion of the exchange system and the start of testing, including payment services, in Q4.
Business The 2018 Nash Report: From 0 to 70,000 On 10 October 2017, the founders of City of Zion (CoZ), an open-source community dedicated to blockchain development, announced a revolutionary project in their weekly report. The “Neon Meta Exchange” (NEX, now known as Nash)…
