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Programmed to boost rankings, increase liquidity of tokens, and sabotage competitors, bots are challenging the integrity of Dapps. origin »
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Programmed to boost rankings, increase liquidity of tokens, and sabotage competitors, bots are challenging the integrity of Dapps.
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Over 75% Of Transactions On dApps On Eos (EOS) Blockchain Carried Out By Blockchain Bots – AnChain Report The report released by AnChain, a research company dedicated to the field of blockchain earlier this week shows over 51% of unique accounts and 75% of transactions on the EOS blockchain are owned by blockchain bots. To […]
2019-6-6 21:21 | |
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The majority of blockchain DApps, including EOS, are clunky, slow, and struggling to attract users. Now, according to a shocking report by AnChain, they’re also rife with bot traffic. Blockchain DApps Struggling to Attract Users The vast majority of blockchain DApps are struggling to consolidate a user base.
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The EOS Network Foundation has partnered with Ceffu, Binance’s institutional custody platform, to enhance security and CeDeFi opportunities for EOS token holders. The collaboration enables institutions to store EOS cryptocurrency through Ceffu’s custody services, which include advanced security features and…
Old-school cryptocurrencies are in a strong bull run this week, largely outperforming newer ones. EOS price jumped to a high of $1. 5230, its highest level since September 22. It has jumped in the past five consecutive weeks and is up by 250% from its lowest level this year.
Cryptocurrencies faced significant bearish pressure on Friday, with Bitcoin briefly dropping below the $58,000 mark, hitting $57,994. Although bulls quickly reclaimed the $58,300 level, the altcoin market bore the brunt of the decline, with Enjin, Dent, and EOS leading the downturn.
On July 8, 2024, the EOS Network introduced a transformative 250 million staking program aimed at enhancing its tokenomics and solidifying its competitive edge. The launch of this ambitious initiative has generated significant market interest, leading to a notable price surge for EOS before stabilizing at around $0.
The circulating supply of the dollar-linked stablecoin on the two blockchains represents roughly 0.1% of the total USDT supply.
Yves La Rose, CEO of the EOS Network Foundation, announced that a community proposal was approved to cap the EOS supply at 2.1 billion tokens and burn the excess. Once implemented, the proposal will burn nearly 80% of the total…
EOS Network is moving from an unlimited supply with a maximum of 10 billion tokens to a fixed supply of 2.1 billion tokens. The post EOS Network unveils new token model with fixed supply of 2.1 billion tokens appeared first on Crypto Briefing.