eosDAC’ significant contributions have been providing technical leadership for the chain. We have pursued continual improvement to be one of the most technically excellent block producers since the very first testnet:
As part of Ghostbusters team, eosDAC played a key role in launching the Mainnet as secure as possible.
Understanding the EOS Ghostbusters Security Approach
Ghostbusters is doing a mainnet test run
Coding for Genesis lost key solution to help EOS token holders who lost their genesis keys and allow them to access their funds again. Read more
Fixing the chain issues as they arise behind the scenes and focusing on securing the chain
Supporting a limited history api and providing tools to work with the new state history such as: https://github.com/eosdac/eosio-statereceiver (It’s a nodejs module which can be used to read data from the state history websocket) and https://github.com/eosdac/eosdac-api. The API and scrapper tools we have may be of use to you as well as you want to expose chain data to your web and mobile interfaces. (If you’d like to know why History API nodes are important, read this post by EOS Metal
As of January 2019, eosDAC has total cash reserves of around £190k and can make grant requests of The DAC Foundation in Zug for further financial support to fund operations.
eosDAC servers are geographically dispersed in diverse jurisdictions - hosting its own servers in M24seven’s privately owned data centres in Manchester, UK and Bucharest, Romania. M24seven’s state-of-the-art Tier 3 facilities provide comprehensive security, resilience and bandwidth capacity and are ranked Europe’s greenest for electricity consumption.
eosDAC also has an IBM based node in South Korea, OVH based nodes in the UK and France and some AWS services running from either the London or Irish data centers.
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eosDAC is owned by the eosDAC community and run by 12 elected Custodians. Using this decentralized governance provides stability of the chain - there is no single point of failure/control
eosDAC is pioneering building the first DAC and have always pursued the way for DACs to interface with the real world, with a legally advised constitution ready for other DACs to build up on: Member Client
eosDAC Members are the most knowledgeable members in setting up and running a DAC - With its own DAC building experience, eosDAC has a mission of enabling DACs - we provide advice and assistance to DAC projects. Poker DAC and Telos DAC have distributed a portion of their tokens as an appreciation.
New projects in the ecosystem continuously turn to us for guidance and support. A few of those we are working with are listed here: https://eosdac.io/success-stories/
eosDAC have sponsored promising projects on EOS such as Chintai and Scatter in their early days
eosDAC core members are involved in launching EOS DAO
DAC Chain initiative
Having identified the resources that a DAC needs to start and grow, and the areas where EOS currently is not offering these, we have established the DAC Chain Initiative which will conduct exploratory exercises to address current issues on chain. The DAC Chain Initiative will examine issues such as RAM pricing, CPU supply, user-friendly account creation, and other topics. The outcome will be a set of recommendations to improve the mainnet or other chains. Find out about the initiative.
We provide DAC Education: in-depth explanation on what is a DAC available in English, Chinese, Korean and Russian
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