I transferred my Eos from binance to metamask, does it take sometime to show up on mm?
Depends on things like gas and the speed of the Ethereum network and on when Binance creates the transaction. https://ethgasstation.info/Should come through at the moment. So if you give it some time you should be good. I guess Binance is providing a transaction link as well? |
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Thank you very much!! Feel free to create a topic with a list on the EOS Community Forum as well. https://eosforum.org/There's a dedicated category called: #apps where a topic like that would fit. |
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I really like the idea of MonsterBytes and their dividend payment every quarter.  Still though, the Waves decentralized exchange is still quite small. Volume today only around 2k in usd. Are the devs still trying to get on an exchange?? |
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If I start a dapp with my own servers, do I have to share my resources with the whole network?
No, you just run a node that connects to EOS so you can make transactions etc. You provide that service to your dApp users but you won't have to do anything other than staking some EOS in a contract to "hire" resources like transactions from the network. |
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Most wanted dApps for EOS
The EOS-testnet will go live in several days as the devs are ahead of schedule.
Dawn 2 will be the first iteration of EOS as a real P2P-network. And that’s a great moment to ask yourself: What dApps would we like to see/test on EOS? What makes you excited about EOS? In this post I’ll write some of my own visions in this topic. But feel free to join our EOS Community Forum and share yours.
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Full Article: https://medium.com/@eosforumorg/most-wanted-dapps-for-eos-3fee2683f307Enjoy!@! |
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So I heard from different sources now that EOS will be ruling in 2018. Can anyone explain the technical advantages EOS will bring over the others? I would be happy if someone can explain a bit about that!
It's fast! Expected to support 10K transactions per second on 1 CPU-core. It scales: Their Virtual Machine can do all the calculations in parallel. So easy to add 50 or a 100 cores. According to Dan hundreds of thousands of transactions per second per chain. It's free: You can't compete with freemium. Look at a company like TomTom with their navigation system. How can they ever compete with Google Maps which is free?? In EOS the dApp creator stakes a bunch of EOS (they might ask you to help here a bit with some staking) so the Block Producers give them a certain capacity (like 1000 transactions per second). So as a user you don't pay anything. That way someone could make an exchange (like a Poloniex or BitTrex) with zero fees. And by the way: that exchange is in a smart contract no risk that they steal your coins because they can't (if the contract is proper that is  ). |
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Project Decorum just released an experimental wallet for the Alpha 2 network. It provides: - Bitcoin-style divisibility, up to 8 decimals of precision without any additional performance cost from using those decimals
- Records the history of all transactions in a tree structure, while only revealing transactions on a need-to-know basis
- A transaction “explorer” similar to classic blockchain explorers that allows you to inspect the history of your transactions all the way to the genesis transaction
- Allows you to easily create you own token (fixed supply only for now)
- Supports sending tokens directly to someone’s SAFE name (public ID)
- Allows you to create multiple named wallets and SAFE names (public ID’s)
No need for a blockchain, no need for all nodes to check all transactions and still scalable and almost instant transactions. https://safenetforum.org/t/project-decorum-wallet-release/18254You can create your own tokens but remember that none of these tokens have actual value. It's all experimental tech on Alpha 2. It will only be secure enough when the underlying layers are secure enough. Still a great milestone though. |
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Finally some good news, I've been holding $PDC since the ICO. One of the longest projects I've ever had to wait for to launch. Is Project Decorum's launch still contingent on the MaidSafe launch?
Decorum runs on the SAFE network. So al sub-layers under Decorum are SAFE's technology. MaidSafe has around 20 devs working for them now, and they're currently working on "Routing". As you can imagine that module needs to be very secure to support a protocol like Decorum. What happens when a huge internet-error disconnects half of all the users? What if the whole internet would be down for 2 days?? So MaidSafe is working on that while external projects like Decorum are working on layers on top of it. The good news is that when SAFE finally goes into beta it will already have some very cool dApps. It does take time though. |
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Raiden is still quite under the radar.  Not on any bigger exchange yet:  That's why I bought some over the last few weeks. Could get a bigger cap if they get more attention. |
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Have there been any rumors of announcements of any kind? Any reason specifically the price has risen over the last 10 days or so?
A testnet is coming in 2 weeks and 2 days: https://medium.com/@eosforumorg/the-eos-testnet-is-here-in-1-month-heres-what-to-expect-2ef546cac6f1This tesnet allows dApp creators to test their applications and hopefully we can test these as users as well. Think of social media dApps, trading dApps, gambling dApps and more. They will already allow 10K transactions per second for testing. The full network will launch on June 1st 2018 and will support hundreds of thousands of transactions per second. So to answer your question: The devs are going quite fast and are ahead of schedule. Another reason could be that EOS once was over $5.50 and went back to 50 cent or so. |
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Is there anyway to run nodes or do mining of EOS to increase more coins?
No, 1 billion tokens are created during the ICO now, so we'll start with the blockchain in June 2018 with 1 billion tokens. And when that blockchain is live only 5% new tokens are created each 12 months. So a 5% inflation rate. That's way less than Ethereum: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/150B9eytmjZ642tYD0jSdFZQHldmk7VG5Wm3KVctydpY/pubhtmlSo at current prices of 1.6 usd we'll have a marketcap of 1.6 billion in June 2018. And from that moment on 80 million usd worth of new tokens will be created per 12 months. That's 1,5 million usd per week for the block producers. And as we'll have 21 of them who are allowed to produce blocks each block producer can get around 73K in usd to provide resources like producing blocks, provide bandwidth and provide EOS-storage per week. Again, that's with current prices. |
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Will it be possible to run traditional webserver tools on an eos server? Can i have cpanel with mysql etc? Not to be on the blockchain but running on eos storage and using eos supplied compute?
No, the Block Producers (Miners) have their own nodes which they run to gather and calculate all the transactions and smart contracts. Think of big nodes with quite some ram memory and a 100 cores. Also a lot of storage because this blockchains can grow with several mb's per second (!!). So what you can do is run a server or system to connect to those Block Producers using an API. Just like Steemit: the website serves the users. But at the same time the webserver is connected to to the blockchain. |
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