EOS
When Blockchains Go Down: Why Crypto Outages Are on the Rise
It used to be that downtime was unheard of on blockchain networks. As new protocols and new trade-offs emerge, that’s no longer the case.
Ethereum Dapp Bancor Is Expanding to EOS for Fast, Free Transactions
Bancor has announced plans to launch on EOS, expanding its decentralized token exchange protocol to a second blockchain.
BitTorrent Courted EOS, Filecoin Crypto Creators Prior to Tron Sale
Tron and Neo weren't the only crypto projects interested in acquiring BitTorrent; in fact, CoinDesk has learned, five others were tempted to buy too.
EOS Block Producers Move to Cut Costs for Users
Creating a new account on EOS is now easier after 15 block producers approved a protocol change making it cheaper and providing free RAM.
RAM It All: Rising Costs Are Turning EOS Into a Crypto Coder's Nightmare
With lightning speeds and zero fees, EOS blows other blockchains out of the water for user experience. For developers, though, it's proving costly.
With Nearly $200 Million on the Line, EOS Is Building a Voting System
A system for holding referenda on EOS is expected to launch soon. And that could release a huge pile of funds – or get rid of it.
Fed Up and Forking: Rival EOS Blockchains Are Becoming a Reality
EOS' launch has been fraught with controversy. Some users are fed up, and they're forking the protocol to give the network a better shot.
Wikipedia Competitor Everipedia's Blockchain Is Now Live
Blockchain-based Wikipedia competitor Everipedia launched its mainnet on Thursday, based on the EOS network.
Blockchain Startup Havven to Launch Stablecoin on EOS This Year
The EOS blockchain may soon see what appears to be the first stablecoin on its platform if a startup's plan comes to fruition.
The 'Dark DAO' Threat: Vote Vulnerability Could Undermine Crypto Elections
According to researchers at Cornell, blockchains utilizing on-chain voting – such as EOS and Tezos – are vulnerable to certain vote buying attacks.
