At EOS Detroit, we keep our finger on the pulse of what’s happening in the EOS ecosystem. To keep the community up to speed on the latest breaking news and updates we produce The Weekly Airdrop, an EOS focused research report.
If you didn’t read The Weekly Airdrop last week, you can find it here.
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Block.One tweeted an updated list of dApps built on EOS. Link.
On Sunday night, the very first jackpot finally hit on Pixel Master, awarding out 22,271 EOS tokens to it’s winner’s. Anyone who painted during the previous 24 hours received prizes. Check out the final canvas. It is a masterpiece. A true work of art.
Eva, a ride sharing dApp built on EOS launched in Montreal on Monday and the local news did a story about it. Link.
Elemental Battles is Block.One’s new tutorial for on-boarding aspiring blockchain developers. The course is designed for developers with or without prior blockchain development experience. More info.
GenerEOS wrote a post about how EOS energy consumption is 66,454 times more efficient than Bitcoin and 17,236 times more efficient than Ethereum. Link.
Active community member and the man behind the KARMA project, Dallas Rushing, made a great video explaining network resources within EOS tokens and how they work. Link.
EOS42 partnered with an independent developer known as “altShiftDev” to allow Ledger users to perform multi-action or arbitrary transactions. Link.
EOS Go wrote a post breaking down ways to better secure your EOS tokens. Link.
EOS Detroit will be in San Francisco for the upcoming EOS Hackathon and Scaling Blockchain conferences in the beginning of November. We are looking forward to seeing some familiar faces within the community!
Worbli (World Blockchain Initiative), an EOSIO variant sister chain, is set to launch on November 1st. Here’s everything you need to know.
Telos, an EOSIO variant sister chain, is set to launch soon as well. The next Go/No-Go vote is scheduled for November 7. Here’s everything you need to know.
EOSIO Version 1.4.0 was released by Block.One. Shortly after, a critical bug was discovered and patched up for a new release: EOSIO 1.4.1.
Github Release Notes
EOSIO Version 1.4.0
EOSIO Version 1.4.1
This event, hosted by EOS Detroit & Detroit Blockchain Center, will take place on November 6th and will be sponsored by Evestnet Yodlee & Benzinga.
Price of EOS: $5.21
EOS Voter Turnout: 25.57%
Market Cap: $4,720,743,819
Price of RAM: 0.09627059 EOS per KiB
Note: The numbers above are accurate as of 06:00 pm EST on 10/31/2018.
Airdrops are additional tokens that are distributed to EOS token holders. New projects can bootstrap a user base for their DApp while avoiding the complexity of selling tokens via the traditional ICO method. Projects may withhold founder tokens that can provide a runway for the development team. Market participants then decides the fair market value of airdropped tokens for themselves.
“HireVibes connects jobseekers, employers, referrers and recruiters on a new job search platform (Dapp) based on the EOS blockchain. HireVibes aims to disrupt the hiring process by leveraging peer referrals to fill open positions, creating a fair incentive model with reasonable recruiter fees, and giving to a worthy cause everytime a role is filled through HireVibes.”
“Helping people find great jobs, helping companies (startup's, DAC's, non-profits etc.) build great teams and giving back to the global community using a fair incentive model.”
There are two claim windows when EOS token holders will be able to claim HVT.
Claim Invitation Periods:
“HVT will be distributed in a 1:4 ratio. This means, for example, as a holder of 100 EOS you will be able to claim 25 HVT. Large account holders (accounts with over 1 million EOS) will be airdropped a maximum 250K HVT.”
At EOS Detroit, we keep our finger on the pulse of what’s happening in the EOS ecosystem. To keep the community up to speed on the latest breaking news and updates we produce The Weekly Airdrop, an EOS focused research report.
If you didn’t read The Weekly Airdrop last week, you can find it here.
You can also Subscribe to The Weekly Airdrop to receive them directly by email.
Please contact [email protected] to report inaccuracies.
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