Daniel Larimer, CTO of block.one, took time to whiteboard a popular topic - how EOS blockchain resources will be allocated to token holders. Please note: tokens referenced in this description and video

Dan went into Developer chat today to advertise more job openings with block.one. Starting with EOS general chat, user freethink answered a few questions about EOS and ended with this exchange: Sandwich

If you haven't watched the recent videos of Dan describing the new DPoS/BFT for EOS, please make sure to see part 1 and part 2! Early in the morning of Jan. 26, Chris shared the official announcement of

Daniel Larimer, CTO of block.one, goes more in depth to explain the new BFT-DPoS solution for EOS; he even compares the EOS implementation of BFT with another well-known implementation. YouTube: Part 1

Daniel Larimer, CTO of block.one, took time to whiteboard DPOS for EOS Go to share with the community - as Dan called it, "possibly the first time I've ever explained DPOS on video". EDIT - part

Charles Hoskinson took some time to respond my post on Cardano's consensus algorithm Ouroboros. In his response he sets out a process that one must follow: Start out with a Definition of Security, which

Intro This is a thought experiment in several parts in what it would take to turn a blockchain Constitution like the EOS proposal into a full Ricardian Contract. Which isn’t as difficult as it sounds,

Block.one has decided to change the way they forecast development, Ian Grigg was first up in EOS general to explain: Ian provided more wisdom: User victornor then brought up a pain point for EOS newcomers:

I recently had an opportunity to review Cardano’s Ouroboros consensus algorithm as presented in a youtube presentation. The original paper can be found here. The marketing behind Cardano and Ouroboros

Following my first post Here is a OneDrive link to a Word document containing Dan Larimer's most important quotes on EOS telegram chat and EOS dev Telegram channel since June 2017. It is filled with very

As we all know, for a blockchain to to succeed it needs good tech but also network effect. We need both the devs market effect and people adoption. I was thinking that we could help out in a big way. Id

Here is a Sneak Preview of my Guest Speaker Address to a big "Bitcoin" meet-up in Austin, Texas next Monday evening. I'm still working on what I'll say, but knowing me, it's probably going to