Sorry it's taken so long to reply, when I've not been very busy I've been distracted. Firstly the Bitcoin isn't as anonymous as people think. Do you really want a private blockchain? If so how will this work? "They are authenticated by mass collaboration powered by collective self-interests" How will you achieve this? I see a lot of posts (especially from marketing people) talking about Bitcoin and Blockchain and often see the same misunderstandings. There is no use Blockchain qw(MyOwnPrivateBlockChain FranksSideChain); one stop solution, because that isn't what the technology delivers. You can interface applications to interact with an existing Blockchain. Are you really looking for something along these lines or do you just want a Distributed_database?
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I really loved to have some kind of private blockchain. it could be based on existing crypto-money but not interconnected to.
I do not plan to pay with, only to exchange some signed order among some partners. The basic part of the blockchain is enought for me, but has you said there is no such "blockchain". So my guess is that I may rely on some private use of ethereum or other project like hyperledger, but there is no Perl support for these.
By the way thanks for your constructive reply, it helps much more than other flat comment about how long I have been not posting or were else I did ask for informations.
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Hey there, almost a year, it took me a moment to remember the thread :) I've not looked at Ethereum support (Etherdelta has an API for trading), however many coins/blockchains are very similar. I wrote a quick block explorer for one coin, just for fun, in Mojolicious::Lite and Bitcoin::RPC::Client. It was limited to purely read only functionality (check address, transaction, block... display info)m ut there's nothing to stop you from full interaction. If I get time I'll tidy it up and post it. It still seems like you want some functionality a blockchain offers, without having to rely on the requirements of a crypto token. This seems possible, though the reality of running such a system could be cumbersome, depending on exactly what you wanted to do.
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