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ICON and ICX - Korea’s largest job search platform uses blockchain to verify applicants’ credentials
globenewswire.com/news-release/2020/09/10/209...ICON Newsletter #30 - This is MASS Adoption, But It's Only The Beginning - ICX Integration With A New App That Interacts With The Largest Banks in South Korea & An Island With 15 Million Annual Visitors
getrevue.co/profile/helloiconworld/issues/ico...Hello all. This is more if a question intended for developers, but all are welcome. I was reading into oracles more and it's very interesting how it allows data from external sources to interact with smart contracts. My concern is the possibility of attacks or bad actors interacting with oracle, allowing manipulation of the data between the smart contracts and the former. Is this a genuine concern or am I missing something?
ICON - South Korean university issues blockchain-stored diplomas amid the spread of the coronavirus
theblockcrypto.com/linked/55176/south-korean-...This isn't even a shill post, but more of a "real talk" perspective. All of the memes and FUD are thrown out the window with this post. ICON is truly something we don't deserve, but have. So many projects in this space claim to have great partnerships and amazing technological advancements within their blockchain. The thing is, ICON is doing things that 90% of the projects out there hope to achieve. ICON isn't hoping or dreaming, they are doing.
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Strong ties to the South Korean government.
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Working blockchain with dApps being built upon it already .
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Connections to financial institutions and education systems throughout South Korea.
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Partnerships that actually matter and legi
I'm not exactly the best at math, so please bear with me here. Let's say ONT had a 1 billion dollar market cap, and ONG had a 500 million dollar maket cap, how many ONG would I be able to claim per day if I had say 10,000 ONT?
Don't get me wrong as I'm not trying to spur a competition-like argument, but I'm trying to understand the general simplistic idea of it all. I was reading the whitepaper, and it sounds fantastic, but a lot of the complex equations within it had me lost. I understand that they're also trying to connect blockchains, so it kind of reminds me of ICON in that sense. I do understand that it can do everything NEO can do, but more for private organizations or companies that need their data to be more private.
I searched and saw the other thread on this sub, but some of the posts there were deleted. I've read through the whitepaper and couldn't find this on there either. Anyone have this information via Telegram or something straight from the ICON team?

