Unlike eosDAC the Evolution tokens will never be converted over to the EOS blockchain. Evolution is not a hard fork since EOS is not a fully launched blockchain. The EVO token will be distributed as an

Evolution is a separate chain and will have no relation to any EOS key pairs. The airdrop to registered users was just one of the many ways to verify that the airdrop was being sent to core contributors

Here's an overview of what Evolution is about: Regarding dApp development, THIS explains our approach to the granting developers the appropriate resources. A large chunk of all resources are actually directed

We will never ask for your private keys and the registration for Evolution is through EOS.io which operates the initial sale of EOS tokens. Again, we are not asking anyone for private information. This

Hi, please join us on Telegram. We're discussing this specific topic to see how everyone can be involved in the Evolution. This airdrop will be deployed evenly to all participants.

Exchanges won't be accepted. We will be airdropping an ERC-20 token (EVO) to compatible Ethereum wallets where you're the rightful owner of your keys. Wallets such as MEW, MetaMask, and Exodus will work!

Thank you!

For Wallets Registered AFTER May 4th 0 UTC the Wallet Verification requirements: A minimum of: 25 EOS and a minimum of: 0.025 ETH *ONLY for new registrations

The amount of tokens will be calculated based on the amount of wallets generate in the Snapshot on May 10th 2018 5:30pm UTC. At this point in time there are 56,000 registrations that have qualified for

Yes, some current and historical context. Great questions you brought up in your post. We read through it. We're always talking about potential solutions over in our telegram and this was one of the proposals.

Waiting on clarification from BlockOne on the following: Why are BlockOne and INBlockchain partners in an investment fund. What startups has that money been invested in? : Yunbi & INBlockchain are

Yes, it is confirmed that INBlockchain is a stakeholder in BlockOne: Also, Ian Grigg (an employee of BlockOne) has confirmed: Here is the full conversation of us confronting Dan Larimer about our issue