DISCLAIMER: THIS IS NOT PROFESSIONAL FINANCIAL ADVICE. THE AUTHOR OF THIS ARTICLE HOLDS NEBULA TOKENS ALONG WITH MANY OTHER CRYPTO ASSETS.
The EOS mainnet officially launched on 06/14/2018. After a somewhat rocky start, it has quickly recovered to become the world’s most used blockchain in 6 short months.
Despite the progress however, many problems still persist. While it’s free for users, it remains very expensive for developers. It also provides very little secure frameworks for developers to work off of, resulting in numerous hacks and exploits of various EOS dapps.
The EOS.IO philosophy is, in stark contrast to it’s main competitor Ethereum, to prioritize user-experience above developer-experience. While this has many advantages, there are some hefty trade-offs as well that we’ve seen over the last 6 months or so.
So how do we solve this problem? How do we create a protocol that has all the user-friendliness of EOS along with the crucial developer support of Ethereum? Is it possible to get the best of both worlds? The answer is yes. Enter the Nebula Protocol.
The Nebula Protocol will be a second layer protocol built on top of EOS. Much like what LOOM is on Ethereum. It will provide many unique features to enhance developer experience. These features include:
With the blazing fast speed and scalability EOS, combined with the professional, developer-friendly tools of Ethereum. Nebula looks to create a fully-functional protocol that is cheap, secure, user-friendly, & professional. To learn more about the Nebula Protocol check out our website here:
https://nebulaprotocol.com/index.html
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