EOS Blockchain is Making Web3 Waves on the Comeback Trail
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EOS, the blockchain once famously entangled in a protracted dispute with developer Block.one, is now out on its own and making a bid for web3 relevance. Once at the center of a jaw-dropping $4 billion ICO, EOS has had a major facelift, and since severing ties with Block.one has been managed by the nonprofit EOS Network Foundation DAO led by long-time developer Yves La Rose. As acknowledged by La Rose himself, it’s been a year since EOS “was on life support, left for dead.” But the past 12 months has seen this sleeping giant finally awaken, with a slew of
EOS is a blockchain-based platform designed to facilitate the development, hosting, and execution of decentralized applications (dApps). It was developed by Block.one, a blockchain technology company, and was released in June 2018. EOS is touted as the first decentralized operating system that has the ability to support millions of transactions…