HelloEOS Weekly Vol. 13 ( Sep. 24 ~ Sep. 30)

helloeos (44)in #eos • 6 years ago (edited)

Hotspots & Major Events

EOS Mainnet Updates

At London Hackathon, the founder of DUVATUR has mentioned that Block.one will soon release its EOS wallet. BM once presented the wallet to the participants of Hackathon.

Brendan Blumer gave an interview to SCMP News. Brendan talked about why Hong Kong is the perfect place, such as for Block.one, to build a global blockchain business.

BM commented twice on recent discussion in the community about the new positions taken by previous Block.one executives. He said that those old news distorted the facts, and the current Block.one team is unprecedentedly strong. The previous positions of these executives have been replaced.

BlockchainLive18 was held on September 26 in London. The CTO of Block.one, Dan Larimer (BM) shared how businesses can secure themselves at the event. "The key to preventing phishing in blockchain is to incorporate information about the web service, proposing a transaction into the transaction itself."
The CEO of Block.one, Brendan Blumer, appraised EOSFinex during the BlockchainLive18. He mentioned that EOSFinex is the first high performance onchain decentralized exchange and their demo excited Dan and him. "Congratulations to Bitfinex for leveraging EOS to deliver such revolutionary innovation in just a few months since the launch of the software." BM also mentioned in the Telegram group that EOSFinex looks really amazing.

When members were talking about ECAF in URI group, BM said that the problem with ECAF is that it's secret courts when they need to be public. All process should be onchain. Arbitration requires contracts. Contracts requires identity.

Block.one forwarded an article by EOSVC CEO Michael Alexander, mentioning that EOSVC is unique in the venture capital area. "We source and invest in EOSIO-focused projects from the Hackathons and elsewhere with the goal of expanding the growing EOS ecosystem."

BPs' News

EOS Canada released an article indicating that EOS Canada's versatile tool, eosc, can sign transactions offline through a cold wallet, providing users strong security guarantee. This offline signer can be used not only to transfer EOS, but also to vote or execute smart contracts, all of which are performed on a cold wallet that is completely offline, avoiding exposing the private key to the Internet. EOS Canada has demonstrated how to use these features on Github.

EOS Mediterranean released a Pixels Master analysis tool. Due to the recent extensive discussion of the EOS pixel game Pixels Master in the community, EOS Mediterranean has released an analysis tool that supports playback of the history of the pixel game, allowing users to view the complete process of pixel artboard changes. Check out the following link to see the entire changing process of the game: Https://www.eosvenus.com/analytics/pixelmaster/

DApps' Updates

Recently, Newdex (https://newdex.io), the first EOS decentralized exchange, is officially embedded in MyToken. MyToken is the world's largest cryptocurrency library. Its users can view anytime trading volume and prices of trade pairs. After embedding the Newdex, it's convenient for the users of MyToken to check various token prices on the EOS mainnet and to compare prices among major exchanges.

PixelMaster.io was launched by the community after EOS Asia open the source code. The community version is called PixelMaster.io and continues to receive EOS. In addition, BM commented on PixelMaster.io in the EOS official Telegram group that, "It's cool, and it's quite well thought out about economics." BM joined PixelMaster and shared his suggestions.

EOS Dapp DAU（Daily Active Users）Report
According to DappRadar, the top five EOS DAPP with the most active users are: PRA CandyBox, EOS Knights, PixelMaster, EOSBet and KARMA. It is worth noting that PixelMaster is ranked as the third in terms of number of users within less than a week, and ranked as the fourth in daily trading volume.

Community Governance

ECAF issued the latest order, requiring all BPs to refuse to process some account transactions. Regarding the stolen account incident, the ECAF official website issued the latest order (#00000464), indicating that the relevant evidence provided by the litigants has been received, including the proof of ownership of the EOS account. ECAF required all BPs to refuse to process any token-related transactions proposed by the following accounts: gm3dcnqgenes, gm34qnqrepqt, gt3ftnqrrpqp, gtwvtqptrpqp, gm31qndrspqr, and lxl2atucpyos. ECAF link: http:t.cn/EPaBt6k

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