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

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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 May 06 '18 at 20:37
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    Thanks for your valuable response. It clears out everthing. – Junaid Shaikh May 06 '18 at 23:28

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OP clearly felt his question was adequately answered by Pieter Wuille'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

Is SegWit derived from Hyperledger Fabric?

No, the dates above make this very unlikely.

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