Ernst & Young

Basics

unveiled a tool called Nightfall, "a blockchain platform that can be used by startups to manage supply chains and link several branches of a company through the use of the Ethereum blockchain. However, EY has decided not to profit from this tool, and release it in the public domain without any license. However, Paul Brody, their blockchain leader, referred to this difficult action, declaring, “A year of coding work. This is a million dollars worth of stuff we’re giving away.”