A few days ago, we announced  the latest version of EOS Voter – the online voting and monitoring portal using scatter which now includes end-to-end SSL and basic anti-spoofing. Although there are

Something special happened last night that other blockchains could only dream of... An edge-case bug that effectively halted the EOS Mainnet was diagnosed, patched and deployed within 6 hours, allowing

Voting on EOS has been both exciting and controversial, with many end users in the community finding it hard to understand why a secure, easy to use online voting system was not in place on day one. Now

We are into the third day of EOS Mainnet voting and token holder vote participation is slowly increasing, looking at the current statistics we are nearly half way with over 6%.. meaning we still over 8%

This is a joint statement from the EOS Mainnet Launch Group (EMLG). Look for at least five Block Producers you trust to have published this statement for it to be considered valid. Mission Accomplished

EOSphere have validated the ERC-20 snapshot ingestion for registered uses on the EOS Mainnet candidate chain "aca376f206b8fc25a6ed44dbdc66547c36c6c33e3a119ffbeaef943642f0e906" We validated the

A Long Journey On 22 May 2017 a software company calling itself Block.One revealed EOS to the world, and ( announced their intent to launch a “new blockchain operating system designed to support commercial

Disclaimer: As a token holder, it is important that you do nothing during this period. Never expose your private key to anyone for any reason. Only when it is formally announced safe by multiple trusted

EOS Voter With the excitement of the imminent EOS mainnet launch, many in the community have been seeking ways to exercise their very first chance to flex their EOS governance rights, by activating an

One Mainnet Called EOS. On May 25th, 2018 the EOS Mainnet Launch Group (EMLG) united under the promise of delivering one mainnet which will be called EOS. In an effort to be as transparent to the community

To The EOS Token Holder Community, As the launch of EOS nears, speculation within the community concerning competing EOS mainnet launches has increased. As one of many Block Producers across the world

Welcome to Issue #6 of the EOSphere EOS news digest where we aim to provide an easy to consume summary of recent EOS news and developments.  If you have any feedback or suggestions for inclusion please

EOSphere’s primary function is to effectively provide the block producer services required to support thousands of commercial scale DApps which requires not only an agile enterprise scale infrastructure

Monday 30th April 2018. Blockchain Centre and EOSphere signed a letter of understanding, where EOSphere has committed to becoming a Global Sponsor and fund EOS 101, EOS Business Incubation and EOS Developer

This article is in response to EOS Go’s question on EOSphere’s position on dividends specifically the sharing of Block Producer rewards with unaffiliated voters, aka “vote buying”. This topic has been

Fri 27th April 2018. RMIT and EOSphere signed a letter of understanding, where EOSphere has committed to fund EOS specific research and online developer training delivered by RMIT’s Blockchain Innovation

EOSphere in partnership with RMIT Blockchain Innovation Hub are proud to facilitate a webinar with Blockchain Governance Expert Thomas Cox Putting crypto economic theory into practice: How the skilled

Welcome to Issue #5 of the EOSphere EOS news digest where we aim to provide an easy to consume summary of recent EOS news and developments. If you have any feedback or suggestions for inclusion please

Last week the EOSphere Team travelled to Hong Kong for the EOS.IO Meetup. In true EOSphere style it was another whirlwind expedition flying out of Perth on Thursday, attending the event on Friday and flying

Welcome to Issue #4 of the EOSphere EOS news digest where we aim to provide an easy to consume summary of recent EOS news and developments. If you have any feedback or suggestions for inclusion please