Topic: EOS - Asynchronous Smart Contract Platform - (Dan Larimer of Bitshares/Steem) - page 78. (Read 189738 times)

cos it was pumped

Why is it dumping?

Of course it will be pumped because the EOS blockchain be launched, it is good news for the EOS coins, EOS is live and more than it many good progress of EOS Platform from the community.

They are expanding their efforts to reach all EOS community members, and are delighted to receive Korean translation help from EOSYS. Go EOS! https://busy.org/@eosgo/proud-to-receive-korean-translation-help-from-eosys

Block Producer Candidates:

1) Blockgenic has released an article on the types of attacks EOS BPs may face, along with their cybersecurity framework download. Please review and discuss further on the BlockPros chats or forums -
https://medium.com/coinmonks/enterprise-security-frameworks-for-eos-block-producers-59bc9d1773e4

2) Deadline to send info for BP Report . Please review this post for details - https://busy.org/@eosgo/bp-candidates-how-to-achieve-a-perfect-score-on-bp-reports-9-and-10-releasing-may-16-and-30

Not long until mainnet launch, do you guys expect a dip or a pump around the launch?

EOS (EOS) now Trading on BarterDEX exchange developed by Komodo.

https://twitter.com/Bl0ckchain/status/996631190303117312
https://komodoplatform.com/decentralized-exchange/

DPOS BFT— Pipelined Byzantine Fault Tolerance @bytemaster7

i don't necessarily think it's that. it's the market mentality. we aren't in a clear uptrend yet so a lot of people are still selling into strength. lot of them may not believe in any of this and just see it as gambling. they take their profit and run figuring everything is a pump rather than learn about what's being developed

My understanding is that the top 6 cryptos by market cap will be added initially and then the next 20 to 25 later on.  If this is true then EOS should be added included in the first tranche.

After reading this thread and EOS whitepaper and overall reputation I have moved from ether to EOS. The market has penalized me big time this week unfortunately. Probably pumped too fast in the last few weeks.

Releases very positively affect the coin. So thank you very much for the new release, we are waiting for the active growth of the coin.

hmm will dan left eos project later like he do on steemit and bitshares ?  ...

I'm with you man!
I've been a some buried in EOS research and I BELIEVE in this project more than anyone I know
Dan, Blockone team and other EOS Devs,
Good work guys! In my mind you're STARS!

I personally also believe EOS could potentially replace Ethereum for many reasons as the high performance (ADA looks even better but might be too late in the game when it finally launches) or the fact that transactions are super low cost and practically free. Not sure what to make of the Steemit pyramide claims...fact or fud?

Going live now! EOSRad.io w/ EOS Tribe, EOS SOCAL, BP Panel w/ Thomas Cox and EOS UNION in China! https://youtu.be/ruE5QkMRy9E
They are expanding their efforts to reach all EOS community members, and are delighted to receive Korean translation help from EOSYS. Go EOS! https://busy.org/@eosgo/proud-to-receive-korean-translation-help-from-eosys

I think Larimer is the biggest reason people believe so much in EOS. He has created two of the most actually used blockchains and I believe has a good understanding of their limitations.

It's hard to believe but i think the main leaders will be changed soon.
Let's support EOS platform

https://block.one/eosio-1-0-release-update/

As Block.one prepares to release version 1.0 of our EOSIO software, it is important for the developer community to understand how they can use the software and obtain commercial support.

Since the start of EOSIO development, Block.one has maintained that it would not launch nor operate a public blockchain based upon the ERC20 EOS tokens. This still holds true, and there are already several community driven efforts to utilize our software to launch one or more chains.

Version 1.0 of EOSIO will be tagged on our EOSIO GitHub repository. The software released by Block.one will only provide example contracts and general documentation. It will not be possible to utilize the code from the EOSIO repository to connect to any public blockchain.

Entrepreneurs interested in building their own blockchain derived from our EOSIO software can fork our repository and customize it for their use. This customization can include configuring token supply, initial distribution, default seed nodes, token symbols, and more.

BEWARE OF FRAUDULENT NETWORKS

Many are eager to receive free airdrops offered by one or more community driven initiatives. Scammers may attempt to utilize this time to launch chains and/or distribute software designed to steal your private keys. Please remember to carefully read and review everything associated with a project before taking any action.

A scammer that successfully steals your key will gain control of your account(s) on all community blockchains. For this reason it is critical that users do not download, compile, install, or run software from untrusted GitHub repositories. Please use caution before using any community efforts, as Block.one will not review, certify, nor endorse any specific effort.

Before compiling code from a potential EOSIO fork, please use diff tools to identify how the author modified Block.one’s reference code to support their chain. If you are unable to audit the code yourself, find or hire someone you trust to do it for you.

Secondly, do not run code published by anonymous sources. Everyone should carefully vet any team that manages an official GitHub repository for a chain. The team responsible for the GitHub repository will also be responsible for coordinating all official releases, upgrades, hard forks, etc.  While GitHub allows anyone to fork the software for a chain, developers, block producers, and exchanges will likely rely upon a semi-official GitHub repository.  Every community should make sure that their GitHub repository is in trustworthy hands.

Software Updates, Bug Fixes and Support

The EOSIO software is provided “as is”, without warranty of any kind, express or implied. If someone chooses to adopt and deploy the software, they take full responsibility for patching and upgrading the software as necessary to serve their use case.

Block.one cannot offer free support to all of the potential chains that may be launched, nor can we take responsibility for bugs or unapplied patches. Any and all community-driven chains are services offered by community members to other community members.

Block.one will continue to enhance the EOSIO reference software. In this process we may find and fix bugs on our own schedule. It is up to each EOSIO-based blockchain community to review, merge, and implement an upgrade strategy.

Upon the release of EOSIO 1.0, Block.one may provide support services for a fee to enterprises and individuals who require development and configuration assistance with their chain.

If you or your business are considering deploying a blockchain based upon EOSIO and anticipates it will require assistance with this process, please contact us at [email protected] for more information.

EOSIO 1.0 Release Update

On Friday 11th May, the Chief Financial Officer [CFO] of Commonwealth Bank of Australia [CBA], Rob Jesudason announced his resignation with immediate effect after holding the same post for less than a year. Rob Jesudason has apparently signed on with the firm who were the founders of the world’s fifth largest cryptocurrency in the market today, Block.one. Earlier he has worked for J.P. Morgan, CBA in Hong Kong and other major firms in the industry.

On Monday Matt Comyn, the CEO of Commonwealth Bank of Australia has said that he is very pleased to have someone of Alan’s potential and experience to take office as the CEO while they complete an internal and external search for the position. They have been making progress with the renewal of the bank’s executive team and he expects to provide an update on appointments to the best of his leadership team in the following weeks.

Alan Docherty is going to take Rob Jesudason’s position as the Commonwealth bank’s CFO on an intern basis while the bank considers internal and external candidates for the position. Alan Docherty was the Chief Financial Officer of the Commonwealth Bank of Australia’s Institutional Banking and market business. Rob is going to be returning to Hong Kong to take charge as the new Chief Operating Officer and Group President of Block.one.

Block.one is the private firm which has developed both the EOS token and the blockchain technology behind it. EOS has is the fifth most valuable crypto-asset with a market capitalization amounting to $12.8 billion. Block.one is currently developing the EOSIO platform to be released as an open source software on 1st of June.

You are right. As you mentioned already tons of projects are planning to switch over from ETH. It would be interesting both EOS and ETH. A number of community strictly compare to EOS with ETH. Everything is possible basically, wait and see. For me, EOS is plenty hyped though.