All good points. Why this number was chosen and not the other - the answer is simple: it came out from a brainstorming session among BPs. We took it upon ourselves to propose a single point in those

Thank you @cryptohead for your support! There is human factor in this proposal we have to consider. I see many talented independent teams that have contributed in Testnet efforts and making EOS Launch

Thomas you can take a look on BP compensation model I did in Google sheet: The model above follows simple known formula for BP compensation and doesn't take into account "leftover tail"

0.5% vote translates into 100 EOS/day Lowering it to 50 EOS / day is equivalent to 0.25% vote.

@dan - that's fair but would you please justify your conclusion. I would like to point out that this proposal came out from a joint BP session during Unconference in Seoul. We have formulated this joint

I fully support this initiative. We should store BP information on Blockchain instead of relying on off chain web sites. My only feedback is to add JSON validation to smart contract (if possible) to make

Thank you, this is one of the most sophisticated and secure setups I have seen in the community. It's too bad it's not being placed to full use by EOS Blockchain. Clearly we need to adjust our priorities

Great article, thank you for putting it together!

Two factor authentication:

Two factor authentication:

Additional tips on two factor authentication :

Relying on hackers not knowing how to hack your system (also known as "security by obscurity"), doesn't work. You can safely assume hackers to know and understand your system well. Hence you

Guys please hire some UI designers! The idea is great but you really need to improve user experience for steemfiles to get more traction. And consider switching away from CGI.

I like the idea, the trick is to coordinate all BP candidates to implement it. EOSTribe will adopt this approach.

Consider that there may be several EOS blockchains launched and you have a stake in each one. Do you want exchange to determine which coins you get or don't get? The only way to be 100% sure is to keep

Yes you should be fine, there are different ways to accomplish the same end goal, which is to have your newly generated EOS key pair associated with your Ether wallet address where you store your tokens.

We have developed this howto guide based on confusion and frequent questions we received from users at EOS Meetups. The above steps should work for all users regardless of geographic location.

Checkout latest dawn 4.0 branch instead

Good job guys, very impressive, CryptoLions is a leader in Testnets!