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Lisk (LSK) Feed: Events, News & Roadmap
Lisk to Host Meetup in Ho Chi Minh City on May 23rd
Lisk will host the “SUCI — Blockchain Hub x Lisk: Pizza, Pitchboard & Possibilities” event in Ho Chi Minh City, on May 23rd.
Lisk to Be Integrated With Chainlink CCIP
Lisk its integration with Chainlink CCIP, a cross-chain interoperability protocol that enables token and data transfers between more than 20 blockchains.
Lisk to Be Integrated With Noves
Lisk announced its integration with the Noves data layer platform on May 7th, introducing features that convert on-chain transactions into plain English, simulate operations before signing, and deliver real-time pricing data.
Lisk Partners With Lisk SqrDAO
Lisk has announced a partnership with SqrDAO aimed at empowering Web3 developers across Vietnam and Southeast Asia.
Lisk to Participate in Southeast Asia Blockchain Week in Bangkok on March 30th
Lisk will attend the Southeast Asia Blockchain Week in Bangkok from March 30th to April 5th.
Lisk to Hold Airdrop Season 2 on March 24th
Lisk will start the second season of an airdrop campaign on March 24th.
Lisk to Host Meetup in Dubai on February 6th
Lisk will host an event in Dubai on February 6th, at 1 PM UTC.
Lisk to Be Listed on Phemex
Phemex will list Lisk (LSK) on January 13th.
Lisk to Hold Airdrop
Lisk has announced the launch of its airdrop campaign commencing on November 21st.
Lisk to Participate in World of Web3 Summit in Bangkok on November 11th
Lisk will participate in the World of Web3 Summit in Bangkok on November 11th-12th.
Lisk Partners With Zerion
Lisk has announced a partnership with Zerion wallet.
Lisk to Be Integrated With Tenderly
Tenderly supports Lisk L2 after strategically moving to the Ethereum ecosystem.
Lisk to Hold Token Burn in September
Lisk is inviting its community to vote on the fate of 100 million LSK tokens.
Lisk to Be Delisted From BitFlyer
BitFlyer will delist Lisk (LSK) on May 20th.
Lisk to Launch Klayr Blockchain on June 25th
Lisk will launch Klayr blockchain on June 25th one month after Lisk’s migration.
Lisk to Launch Lisk Core v.4.0.6 on May 8th
Lisk has announced the release of Lisk Core v.4.0.6, which introduces the shutdown-node plugin.
Lisk to Hold Klayr Snapshot on May 21st
Lisk is preparing for a migration to the Ethereum blockchain, set to begin after a snapshot at block height 24,823,618 scheduled for May 21st at 06:00 AM UTC.
Lisk to Host Meetup in Nairobi on April 30th
Lisk, in collaboration with CV Labs, is set to launch the Lisk Incubation Hub in Nairobi on April 30th.
Lisk to Hold AMA on X on March 14th
Lisk will host an AMA on X on March 14th featuring the CTO of Histopia.
Lisk Completes Lisk v.4.0 Security Audit on December 4th
Lisk has successfully completed the security audit for its version 4.0. The audit was carried out by Trail of Bits, a third-party security research firm.
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What is Lisk?
Lisk (LSK) is a blockchain application platform that was established in early 2016. It was created by Max Kordek and Oliver Beddows, and it's based on its own blockchain network and token, known as LSK. The goal of Lisk is to make it easier for developers to build blockchain applications in JavaScript and to deploy their own sidechain linked to the Lisk network.
Lisk aims to solve the problem of network congestion and scalability on the blockchain by implementing sidechains, which are essentially parallel chains that carry the load of running decentralized apps. The sidechain concept allows developers to create customizable blockchains for their own specific set of rules, without affecting the performance of the main blockchain. This way, every decentralized application runs on its own blockchain, reducing the load on the network.
Additionally, Lisk offers a Software Development Kit (SDK) that simplifies the process of building and deploying blockchain applications. With this approach, Lisk hopes to make blockchain technology more accessible to developers and to speed up the adoption of the technology across various industries. It also provides a unique consensus protocol known as Delegated Proof of Stake (DPoS), where stakeholders can vote for delegates to secure the network and validate transactions.