Dock’s newest addition to the delegatable credentials feature now allows delegations to be publicly posted and searchable. Since announcing our delegatable credentials feature [/delegatable-credentials-now-available/?utm_source=dock_blog&utm_medium=organic_article&utm_campaign=more-features-added-t… (read more)

Fellow Binancians, Binance has completed the mainnet swap for Dock (DOCK) and has opened DOCK deposits and withdrawals. Please note: Users will not be able to deposit and withdraw ERC-20 DOCK token... (read more)

Our latest feature, private delegation, allows credential issuers to delegate to other entities the ability to issue verifiable credentials. We are excited to be making Dock’s credentials delegatable, as we expect this feature to serve many use cases across different industries. For example, a gove… (read more)

The team at Dock has kicked off 2021 by introducing on-chain democratic governance features to the Dock PoA mainnet. Any holders of the new Dock mainnet token [/dock-token-migration-part-4-the-migration-begins/], as well as the members of the Dock Association Council, can now propose changes to the… (read more)

Zürich, Switzerland, December 9, 2020: Dock, a digital credential management platform leveraging blockchain technology, announced today that they have (read more)

This is the second post in our four-part series about Dock’s up-and-coming token migration. You can read the first one here [/dock-token-migration-part-1/]. The purpose of this post is to discuss incentives, specifically the two different types, their value and how holders can claim them. As menti… (read more)

Decentralized governance is an essential part of creating the Dock Network and the team is evolving the project with several updates. This article will discuss Governance in upcoming Phases 1 and 2. (read more)

Interview with Team Dock before their mainnet launch discussing the project’s vision, use cases for verifiable credentials, and future plans. (read more)