<p>OP clearly felt his question was adequately answered by Pieter Wuille's comment:</p>

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  <p>Segregated Witness (on a Bitcoin-like system) was first deployed in Elements Alpha, released in May 2015, while the Hyperledger project only started in December 2015. It's also a very straightforward design (and arguably Bitcoin's legacy one was the weird one), several from scratch projects never considered anything else</p>
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  <p><strong>Is SegWit derived from Hyperledger Fabric?</strong></p>
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<p>No, the dates above make this very unlikely.</p>

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RedGrittyBrick
<p>Segregating the witness (signature) data from the transactional data is similar to the structure used in Hyperledger Fabric.
Curious about the derivation of SegWit?</p>

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I know almost nothing about Hyperledger, but maybe this helps writing an answer: Segregated Witness (on a Bitcoin-like system) was first deployed in Elements Alpha, released in May 2015, while the Hyperledger project only started in December 2015. It's also a very straightforward design (and arguably Bitcoin's legacy one was the weird one), several from scratch projects never considered anything else
Pieter Wuille
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Thanks for your valuable response. It clears out everthing.
Junaid Shaikh
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Is SegWit similar to/ derived from Hyperledger Fabric?
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# Is SegWit similar to/ derived from Hyperledger Fabric?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2018-05-06)

Segregating the witness (signature) data from the transactional data is similar to the structure used in Hyperledger Fabric.
Curious about the derivation of SegWit?

**Tags:** segregated-witness

> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: I know almost nothing about Hyperledger, but maybe this helps writing an answer: Segregated Witness (on a Bitcoin-like system) was first deployed in Elements Alpha, released in May 2015, while the Hyperledger project only started in December 2015. It's also a very straightforward design (and arguably Bitcoin's legacy one was the weird one), several from scratch projects never considered anything else  
> **username_0**: Thanks for your valuable response. It clears out everthing.  

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### Answer by username_2 on 2018-11-14. Score: 1

OP clearly felt his question was adequately answered by username_1 username_1's comment:

> Segregated Witness (on a Bitcoin-like system) was first deployed in Elements Alpha, released in May 2015, while the Hyperledger project only started in December 2015. It's also a very straightforward design (and arguably Bitcoin's legacy one was the weird one), several from scratch projects never considered anything else

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> **Is SegWit derived from Hyperledger Fabric?**

No, the dates above make this very unlikely.


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