CoinList VS Kaleido Blockchain Business Cloud

CoinList Reviews

Kaleido Blockchain Business Cloud Reviews

1. Jose Lopez    

   Associate at Oliver Wyman | over 3 years ago
   The killer blockchain platform

   We've used Kaleido to implement multiple BaaS use cases with enterprise and public sector clients. We have used it in industries ranging from financial services to healthcare to arts and culture. Kaleido remains our favorite platform for solutions built on distributed ledger technology.

   👍 Pros:    Usability|Security|Interface|Dashboards|Third party plug-and-play marketplace|Api enabled

CoinList mentions (42)

• BNB Chain & CyberConnect Join Forces for Global Web3 Social Hackathon, Connected 2023

  Mentors and judges from BNBChain, Multicoin Capital, Coinlist, Sky9, IOSG, and more will join Connected 2023 to evaluate submitted hacks on a variety of key factors, including functionality, novelty, impact, business plan, etc.Applications are open and will be accepted until Feb 20, 2023, 11:59 PM EST. Interested hackers and teams can apply here. Rules and guidelines for Connected 2023 can be viewed here. Source: about 1 year ago

• Is this a crypto app?

  No that would be https://coinlist.co. Source: almost 2 years ago

• Coinlist - Free $10 when you trade $100 worth of crypto (limited bonus available so be quick) optional extra 6$ available.

  Sign up through my reflink(https://coinlist.co/clt?referral_code=YMW4EY) (non-ref link, no bonus). Source: almost 2 years ago

• Friend has 500k in gains he can't access.

  If coinlist.co is NOT their address, then the review is not good. Source: almost 2 years ago

• Friend has 500k in gains he can't access.

  Well, coinlist.co is the official site of Coinlist. The URL I see in the screenshots seems pretty scammy, coinlistxrt. Source: almost 2 years ago

Kaleido Blockchain Business Cloud mentions (1)

• Help with CSS Text Animation

  I'm looking to recreate the text animation used on kaleido.io's desktop view hero section. I'm not very good with animation in CSS, and inspecting the elements via Chrome is only doing so much. Could anybody provide some tips or insight as to how this was made and how it could be recreated? Source: over 2 years ago