EOSToday #2018.5.22

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1.EOS added a function before the release of the mainnet on June 2nd that assigns each wallet an unique 12-character name. The wallet user can set a 12-character username stored in the blockchain, for transferring and pushing transactions on chain. User-provided account names cannot be changed before the mainnet starts. The name exists as a globally unique identifier, and users cannot reuse the same name.

2.Candidate node EOS Authority from London provides a tool for account checking on the homepage. After entering the address of eth, it will check whether your EOS has been mapped, how much the balance is, and, what is more interesting, what is the account name after launching? . Visit https://eosauthority.com and enter your eth address, click "Check my EOS". According to statistics provided by EOS Authority, only about 41% of EOS has been completed the mapping.

3.Today EOS 90S mentioned EOS issues regarding the security of multiple mainnet mappings, namely the possibility of multiple communities launching the EOS mainnet at the same time. After discovering problems, the EOS FORCE community gave a detailed description of issues ranging from legal relations, mapping logic, launching chain logic, private key security, and wallet wickedness. At the same time, two solutions are proposed: the users remap each EOS main chain separately or be remapped by the exchanges.