VeChain to increase blockchain by bridging Web2 and Web3 VORJ

• VeChain has released its latest sustainability-focused Whitepaper in partnership with BCG.
• The protocol also launched VORJ, a no-code development platform for Web3.0 innovators.

There is an increasing number of innovations in VeChain (VET) ecosystem at this time, and one of the most important recently unveiled is the launch of the protocol’s new Whitepaper. As announcedthe new VeChain Whitepaper was launched together with the Boston Consulting Group (BCG) and it focuses on the protocol’s work on sustainable development.

We recently launched our new whitepaper, which has been developed together with @BCGwith details of our ‘#Blockchain Biosphere’s approach to sustainable development.

We build ecosystems that reward users for their actions – for example, by driving an electric vehicle (EV), you can earn carbon… pic.twitter.com/6x0Qv32CDx

— vechain (@vechainofficial) 14 April 2023

VeChain as a blockchain protocol was labeled as a versatile enterprise-class L1 smart contract platform. The protocol was first launched in 2015 as a private consortium chain, working with a number of companies to explore blockchain applications. Since its inception, VeChain has focused on new initiatives that have largely defined its core long-term focus.

Some of these new initiatives involve the design and launch of kep applications that help facilitate efficiency in several industries. These industries include supply chain, logistics, foodand Climate changes. VeChain’s involvement in these industries speaks to sustainable practices, and this is still what it highlights with the new Whitepaper.

Drawing on its role as an important protocol that helps fight climate change, VeChain said it is “building ecosystems that reward users for their actions – for example, by driving an electric vehicle (EV), you can earn carbon credits that will used with other suppliers in the ecosystem In close collaboration with the Boston Consulting Group, we take this approach to global scale, location $KNOW in the heart of #Web3 #sustainability revolution.”

Insights into the recently launched VeChain VORJ

The VeChain protocol also announced its latest product called VORJ. VORJ is designed as a platform to offer code development in a sustainable way. The VORJ protocol is marked to offer Sustainability-as-a-Service not only to Web3.0 platforms, but also to the wider technology ecosystem.

A revolution in construction #Web3 applications are approaching..#SPRING #vechain #crypto #sustainability #DApps $ETH $KNOW pic.twitter.com/zn35Ve8y9q

— vechain (@vechainofficial) 14 April 2023

The expectation for VORJ goes back many months and as reported last month by Crypto-News Flash, one of the main focuses of VORJ is to serve as an important platform where developers can launch applications without code. This innovation is undoubtedly a game changer in the industry and will generally help lower the barriers to entry for developers looking at the Web 3.0 ecosystem.

The newly launched VORJ system will now enable users to create, manage and deploy intelligent systems without writing a single line of code. In addition to reducing the costs of deploying decentralized applications (DApps) and smart contracts, VORJ will also help speed up the time new systems are deployed in the market.

The VeChain protocol continues to outdo itself in terms of new innovations. While the release of the new Whitepaper and the launch of VORJ are some of the most anticipated innovations of the year, VeChain also has other unique products and services in the pipeline for its retail and corporate customers.

With new forays into multi-billion dollar markets, VeChain is setting a standard that may be hard to beat.

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