In the fresh report, EOS has supplanted Ethereum as the number one rated asset.
Apparently, EOS met each criteria with more than enough wiggle room to inch its way into the report’s top position.
Some community members have taken these account suspensions as proof that EOS is not as decentralized as it may claim.
Under the EOS protocol you must trust a ‘constitutional’ organization comprised of people you will likely never get to know.
The EOS ‘constitution’ is socially unscalable and a security hole,” the forefather of smart contracts stated.
AnChain, a blockchain security firm, released a Blockchain Bot Report on May 31, detailing how dApps are failing to attract users and how most of the reported volume from gambling dApps and sites powered by EOS/Ethereum or other similar blockchains, were infested by bots.
EOS, the $4 billion blockchain project developed by Dan Larimer, has been savaged in an exhaustive new review. The 17,000-word report, based on extensive laboratory testing, concludes that EOS’s real-world throughput isn’t much better than Ethereum’s and that its consensus algorithm doesn’t function properly.
Although there is a lull in developments concerning collusion on the EOS blockchain, the crypto community is actively considering future measures against corruption. Notably, BlockchainKid at the Good Audience blog has proposed a concept for an EOS whistleblower program.
The China Center for Information Industry Development (CCID) released the second iteration of its monthly Global Public Chain Technology Evaluation Index. As part of the Ministry of Industry and Technology Information, the CCID is releasing the monthly reports on behalf of the Chinese government.
Just days prior to launch, EOS had also seen serious bugs raised by a Chinese internet security firm that required urgent patches to be issued. The report said that loopholes in EOS’ code could expose nodes to attackers, giving them the ability to possibly take “full control” of transactions. In its assessment, the CCID blockchain research team
China’s national blockchain referee has made a call, and the rulings are in: EOS is by far the China’s favorite blockchain, distantly followed by Ethereum and NEO. The scores were released in China’s second monthly Global Public Chain Assessment Index, which was published yesterday.
EOS is down. The network was frozen around 11AM London time due to an unclear issue. “We are aware of the issue. We will provide a full report shortly,” Rick Schlesinger...
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A smooth and gentle market turned red again this Saturday night when Bitcoin, Ripple and other cryptocurrencies dropped dramatically over a 2 hour period. Bitcoin was comfortably trading at $7600 when this sudden drop pulled the prices back down to $7100.
The new platform, called the “Ethereum time machine,” extends Ethereum’s programming capabilities by allowing smart contracts to execute transactions based on uncertain or not-guaranteed future events.
Cardano, known for its innovative blockchain platform, has been experiencing a remarkable surge in smart contracts, particularly within the Plutus V2 framework.
The "Protocol 20" upgrade, which adds support for Ethereum-style smart contracts to the decade-old payments-focused blockchain, had been delayed by three weeks due to precautions after a bug was found.
The European Parliament said on Nov. 9 that it has voted in favor of a Data Act that will set out rules in various areas, including smart contract development. The current announcement says that the act has been adopted with 481 votes in favor and 31 votes against, with 71 abstaining votes.