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Today we'd like to publicly share what we came up with for our submission as to why EOS stakeholders should consider voting for Greymass (`teamgreymass`).\n\nWe have struggled recently in BP rankings, dropping from our all time high in the top 21 last year, now down into the mid-50s. _Every vote matters_, so we appreciate your time in considering us and your support should you choose to vote for Greymass as a block producer on the EOS network. Thank you!\n\n_The remainder of this post will be the Greymass information, in the format requested by OKEx, highlighting the data we feel is important._\n\n---\n\n### Greymass Contribution Summary\n\n**Server Locations**\n\n- North America\n    - Michigan (United States)\n        - Full server rack of Greymass-owned infrastructure \n            - ~$80,000 USD invested in high-end hardware\n    - Beauharnois (Canada)\n        - Dedicated Server Rentals\n- Europe\n    - Falkenstein (Germany)\n        - Dedicated Servers Rentals\n\n**Core Team Location**\n\n- North America (with additional team members in Europe and Asia)\n\n**Your achievements in blockchain education, social impact and community development (Please specify events/examples and indicate the size of community)**\n\n- [Greymass Newsletter](https://greymass.substack.com/) - a bi-weekly newsletter covering the EOSIO ecosystem. 600 subscribers. \n- Telegram Communities we operate:\n    - [eos-voter](https://t.me/eoswalletgreymass) (Greymass Wallet) channel of 1100 members \n    - [TeamGreymass](https://t.me/teamgreymass) community chat of 210 members\n- Regular participation (as attendants and speakers) at international EOSIO community events. \n    - Participated as a Judge in EOSIO Hackathon (20+ participants, 100s in attendance)\n    - Participated in 2019 EOS Governance Panel at the 2019 BP Summit.\n\n**Your capabilities/advantages in blockchain technology (Please specify events/example)**\n\n- The Greymass team has over 3 years of experience governing and operating DPoS software (starting in 2016). Our team is (or has been) involved in governance for EOS, Steem, Decent, WAX, Insights, Muse, and many other blockchains. We publicly make our stances known on current issues, recently with:\n    - [Retiring the eosio.savings account](https://blog.greymass.com/eos/@greymass/greymass-stance-on-the-retiresaving-proposal)\n    - [Evolving the eosio.token contract](https://blog.greymass.com/eos/@greymass/greymass-support-of-the-tokenauction-referendum-proposal)\n    - [Establishing a Worker Candidate System](https://blog.greymass.com/eos/@greymass/a-simple-system-to-support-blockchain-workers-in-dpos)\n- Members of the Greymass team have been involved in the blockchain space since 2013, with a large amount of R&D being done across dozens of blockchains.The team is comprised of experienced software developers, research scientists, and systems administrators ranging from a variety of technology-based industries. This knowledge is used to help evaluate solutions to potential problems within the EOSIO ecosystem, such as:\n    - [Proposing alternatives to the current RAM implementation](https://blog.greymass.com/eos/@greymass/leasing-eos-ram-without-forceful-memory-frees)\n    - [Studying the centralizing forces caused by Inflation](https://blog.greymass.com/eos/@greymass/inflation-centralization-and-dpos)\n    - [Considering the effects of competition within resource billing on EOS](https://blog.greymass.com/eos/@greymass/performance-and-transaction-billing-on-eos-a-cooperative-effort-not-a-competitive-one)\n- Greymass has specialized DPoS systems administrators that operate one of the most used [publicly available EOS API clusters](https://blog.greymass.com/eosio/@greymass/the-value-of-public-apis-and-a-look-inside-one-of-the-largest-greymass) in the ecosystem (via [https://eos.greymass.com](https://eos.greymass.com)), serving between 200-350 million API requests per day and powering many popular dApps. \n    - Single HTTPS endpoint with intelligent routing based on geography and request  type, which forwards individual requests to specialized/optimized hardware suited for each task.\n    - Geographically load balanced servers spread across North America, Europe, and soon in south-east Asia.\n    - Support for all EOSIO v1 API methods, including the native full history API and additional calls via [eosio-api-ext](https://github.com/greymass/eosio-api-ext).\n    - Serves as a testbed for our research and development towards API and EOSIO scaling solutions.\n\n**Developed user tools and related contributions**\n\n- We created [eos-voter](https://github.com/greymass/eos-voter), which was [one of the first](https://blog.greymass.com/eos/@greymass/announcing-eos-voter-an-eos-block-producer-voting-tool-and-light-wallet) EOSIO desktop wallets to launch during the EOS mainnet genesis, with over 142,000 downloads, and are currently working on the next evolution of this wallet called [Anchor](https://blog.greymass.com/eos/@greymass/the-future-of-the-greymass-wallet-beta-version-available-now).\n- Built and implemented [Light History](https://steemit.com/eos/@greymass/introducing-light-history-nodes-for-eos) ([github](https://github.com/greymass/eos/tree/hapi-limited)), a solution that allows EOS node operators to maintain partial history on a server at a fraction of the cost of operating under full history. Many block producers and independant node operators now either run this as their history solution or as part of a larger multi-layered history solution.\n- Created the EOSIO Signing Request protocol (specification [EEP-7](https://github.com/greymass/EEPs/blob/eep-x/EEPS/eep-7.md)) and associated tooling to foster the creation of a new type of dApp ecosystem. This signing protocol allows requests to be transported natively through http handlers within a device, shareable by QR codes, or sent as plain text through any communication medium. To facilitate this we have created the following:\n    - eosio-signing-transport library/sdk for app integration ([github](https://github.com/greymass/eosio-signing-transport), [npm](https://www.npmjs.com/package/eosio-uri))\n    - [eosio.to](https://github.com/greymass/eosio.to) - a HTTP alternative to display and share signing requests ([example](https://eosio.to/gWNgZGRkAIFXBqEFopc6760yugsVYWCA0ZIwBgwwNmycGBer1nsKpBQA))\n    - a [GUI for creating/editing Signing Requests](https://github.com/greymass/eosio-uri-builder) ([example](https://greymass.github.io/eosio-uri-builder/gWNgZGRkAIFXBqEFopc6760yugsVYWCA0ZIwBgwwNmycGBer1nsKpBQA))\n    - integrated signing request protocol into the [Anchor 0.9.0 beta](https://github.com/greymass/eos-voter/releases/tag/v0.9.0-anchor)\n- Greymass was one of the organizations involved in the creation of the Referendum system deployed on EOS (the [eosio.forum](https://bloks.io/account/eosio.forum) contract).\n    - We proposed the [3-pieces that make up the referendum system](https://steemit.com/eos/@greymass/the-3-pieces-of-the-eos-referendum-system).\n    - We helped create the specification which the smart contract was built upon.\n    - The referendum system was integrated into eos-voter as of [0.5.3](https://github.com/greymass/eos-voter/releases/tag/v0.5.3).\n- Built additional EOSIO API endpoints via [eosio-api-ext](https://github.com/greymass/eosio-api-ext) to add additional functionality to optimize API calls.\n- Established the [Producer JSON Smart Contract](https://github.com/greymass/producerjson) for on-chain BP.json information.\n- Deployed an [Account Setup Smart Contract](https://github.com/greymass/smart_account_creator) to allow for easy account creation. \n\n**Examples of how you foster the diversity of EOS and blockchains (e.g. diversity of your company)**\n\n- Greymass consists of a diverse set of members from all over the globe. While we are headquartered in one area for legal purposes, we think of ourselves as a team without borders or boundaries. \n- Every initiative Greymass takes on is built to run on any EOSIO-based blockchain, as we try not to specifically develop software/tools/prototypes for any individual blockchain. \n- Each end user product we tackle has support for multiple languages to further extend the reach of EOSIO products. An example of this is that eos-voter currently offers crowd-sourced support for multiple languages to help on-board users which speak all languages.\n- Greymass seeks to provide global access to all EOSIO blockchains we participate in through geographically diverse offerings of P2P, API, and other data services.\n\n**Your expectations for OKEx in the governance and development of EOS**\n\nOur expectations of OKEx are that they take on the responsibilities we believe all block producers must share, which is to:\n\n- make decisions off what is best for the blockchain over what is best for their organization.\n- participate in global conversations around the operations, health, and evolution of the blockchain and its ecosystem.\n- participate in community debates around governance of the blockchain, making positions and decisions widely known.\n- invested in the long term success of the blockchain.\n- be available to the community to collect feedback and to determine the will of stakeholders.\n- be available to audit and test new EOSIO code and smart contracts upgrades.\n- participate in both technical and non-technical upgrades to the chain itself.\n\nBeyond that is all value-add, in which we hope OKEx uses their specialities to help foster growth and innovation within the EOSIO space.\n\n<center>![https://greymass-cdn.s3.amazonaws.com/greymass-500x500.png](https://greymass-cdn.s3.amazonaws.com/greymass-500x500.png)</center>",
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      "body": "![Wax x Greymass.png](https://cdn.steemitimages.com/DQmPjHszxq7LRvAJf4fNatwBH3F9tEc3X5sPw5ZhWRARWTC/Wax%20x%20Greymass.png)\n\n\n## **Intro**\n\nGreymass is an organization built to facilitate the growth of distributed ledger technologies and the infrastructure that powers them. Our work includes acting as network validators, active participation in network governance, and building of infrastructure tools and services to power the network and the applications built on top of it. Our team has experience working on a number of different blockchains and distributed systems, and we have particular expertise in EOSIO software. We’re excited to bring our suite of products and services to the WAX ecosystem.\n\n## **Company Info:**\n\n**Website**: Greymass.com\n**Headquarters**: Vancouver, Canada\n**Candidate Name**: Team Greymass ( [teamgreymass](https://wax.bloks.io/account/teamgreymass) )\n**Location of Servers**: Vancouver (CA), Michigan (USA)\n**Server Types**: Greymass-owned Bare Metal\n\n## **Socials**\n\n*  [Twitter](https://twitter.com/greymass) \n*  [Telegram](https://t.me/teamgreymass) \n*  [Github](https://github.com/greymass) \n*  [Reddit](https://www.reddit.com/user/greymass/) \n*  [Steem](https://steemit.com/@greymass) \n\n\n## **Team**\n\n**Aaron Cox, Full Stack & Blockchain Developer**\n\nAaron is a veteran web developer with over 20 years experience, specializing in publishing platforms, social/community engines, and data mining. Aaron has released all his efforts open-source, merged his past experiences with new Blockchain protocols, and has previously worked on developing a crowd-sourced review platform and as the lead web developer for a number of tech companies, such as NCSOFT.\n\nAaron is incredibly fascinated by the impact Blockchain technologies will have on the Internet itself. Since devoting himself full-time to exploring this tech he has built a number of apps including wallets like Vessel, a number of block explorers, and prototypes for end users platforms such as chainBB and Reprint. Aaron is currently a top elected delegate as @jesta on the Steem, Decent, Muse, and Karma blockchains.\n\n**Scott Sallinen, Research Scientist**\n\nScott is a Computer Engineering Ph.D. Candidate at the University of British Columbia, with research areas of High Performance Computing and Distributed Systems, Graph Processing, Machine Learning, and Blockchain technologies. Scott has published multiple peer-reviewed papers within these domains in top-tier research conferences such as Supercomputing, and has previously worked in the research divisions of Fortune 500 companies such as Intel and Facebook.\n\nScott has a passion for the application of Blockchain technologies in the real world. He has built and led the Steemcleaners and Cheetah projects on the Steem blockchain for several years, in an effort to address and reduce fraud and phishing on the social media platform. Scott also represents a top elected delegate as @anyx on the Steem blockchain.\n\n**Daniel Fugere, Web App Developer**\n\nDaniel is an entrepreneur and software engineer who develops applications that aim to improve the lives of others. At age 19, he started his first web company, through which he developed a health service application for residents of Quebec. He has since continued creating different web applications that have the ultimate goal of making individuals more aware of the issues around them, as well as build positive relationships with people in their communities.\n\nOver the last couple of years, he has worked as a web engineer and has done back-end as well as front-end programming for projects at big companies such as Pixar, Autodesk and Riot Games. A blockchain enthusiast and avid learner of everything crypto, Daniel has been involved with Greymass since its first steps, helping develop and engineer the nitty-gritty workings of the eos-voter app (recently rebranded to Anchor).\n\n**Johan Nordberg, Software Engineer**\n\nJohan is a prolific developer with a broad range of experience and a passion for open-source — he has released a multitude of open-source projects, many of which are widely used. He founded his first company at age 23 after releasing one of the first iPhone apps in the AppStore. Besides iOS development, his specialties are security research, systems design and web development.\n\nJohan is a strong advocate for the Open Web and believes that blockchain technology has the potential to fundamentally change the world for the better. At Greymass he will be focusing on building our upcoming dApps-platform.\n\n**Myles Snider, Business Development Partner**\n\nMyles Snider is the newest addition to the team, recently joining Greymass as a partner. Myles has been involved in the EOS ecosystem since long before mainnet launch. He previously lead research at Multicoin Capital, where he published a number of EOS-focused investment reports. He also created The Stablecoin Index, a tool to track and compare various stablecoin projects.Later, he founded a mainnet block producer called Aurora EOS before eventually joining Greymass.\n\nMyles has written extensively about EOS economics and governance, and he’ll continue to do so in his new role here. He’ll also focus on interfacing with the community and helping bring more awareness to Greymass’s core product offerings. Myles also hosts an EOS-focused podcast called EOS Voter and writes a bi-weekly newsletter about the EOSIO ecosystem.\n\n**Nicholas Hamer, Visual Designer**\n\nNicholas Hamer is a Sr Designer at Blizzard. With a diverse background in Graphic Design and a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Illustration from the Ringling College of Art and Design, he has a strong sense of composition with the ability to be versatile and think creatively. Having worked on music videos, web sites, video games advertising campaigns, feature films, and television shows, he has gained extensive experience successfully working with applied design, UX, compositing, and motion graphics through the use of programs such as Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, After Effects, InDesign, Maya, Nuke, and Cinema 4d; A combination of skills that assist him in his ‘out of the box’ thinking and helps to provide a fresh creative perspective to any of his project.\n\n## **Infrastructure**\n\nOur infrastructure is ever expanding and evolving, and we operate many dedicated servers to provide a variety of services. We customize all of our hardware specifically for each application to ensure the absolute best performance.\n\nTo facilitate this, we have a multi-year lease with a Tier 3 data center which provides us with power redundancy, multiple independent internet connections, within a facility that is physically secured to prevent unauthorized access.\n\nOur fleet of dedicated servers is comprised of components which provide the maximum throughput for each specific task. Currently we leverage high single-core clock speed processors, high volumes of RAM, and the fastest hard drives on the market. As an example, our most recent acquisition, which is being built to serve as a full history node for the EOS Mainnet, has the following specifications:\n\n\nCPU:\n* Intel Xeon Gold 6244 (Cascade Lake Gen2, 8 cores @ 4.4 GHz)\n\nRAM:\n* 768 GB DDR4 ECC\n\nStorage:\n* 3D Xpoint (Optane) PCIE: 1.5 TB x4\n* 3D Xpoint (Optane) M.2: 380 GB x3\n* SATA SSD: 4 TB x4\n\n\nThis server will be coming online very soon to add further redundancy to the full history nodes we already operate for the EOS blockchain.\n\n## **Scaling Infrastructure**\n\nThe approach we take on scaling EOSIO based blockchains is iterative - in that we continually are researching, testing, and deploying some of the newest hardware to keep pace with the growth of each blockchain we operate. As each chain grows, our infrastructure grows with it, with older generations of hardware being recycled back into the system with new purpose.\n\nBeyond scaling hardware to meet demands, we also build custom software solutions on top of that hardware to help extend its lifespan. Utilizing various methods of data compression, caching, and actual software optimization - we are able to provide some of the fastest and most scalable solutions found anywhere within the EOSIO ecosystem. We are proud to operate some of the fastest block production nodes on any network, as well as some of the most trafficked and fastest public API services.\n\nFinally, the last piece of our infrastructure is the usage of select cloud platforms to provide a more globally distributed network. All mission critical resources are operated on our own servers within our specifically designed network, but we operate less critical services through multiple dedicated servers within the cloud. 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We’re excited to bring our suite of products and services to the WAX ecosystem.\n\n## **Company Info:**\n\n**Website**: Greymass.com\n**Headquarters**: Vancouver, Canada\n**Candidate Name**: Team Greymass ( [teamgreymass](https://wax.bloks.io/account/teamgreymass) )\n**Location of Servers**: Vancouver (CA), Michigan (USA)\n**Server Types**: Greymass-owned Bare Metal\n\n## **Socials**\n\n*  [Twitter](https://twitter.com/greymass) \n*  [Telegram](https://t.me/teamgreymass) \n*  [Github](https://github.com/greymass) \n*  [Reddit](https://www.reddit.com/user/greymass/) \n*  [Steem](https://steemit.com/@greymass) \n\n\n## **Team**\n\n**Aaron Cox, Full Stack & Blockchain Developer**\n\nAaron is a veteran web developer with over 20 years experience, specializing in publishing platforms, social/community engines, and data mining. Aaron has released all his efforts open-source, merged his past experiences with new Blockchain protocols, and has previously worked on developing a crowd-sourced review platform and as the lead web developer for a number of tech companies, such as NCSOFT.\n\nAaron is incredibly fascinated by the impact Blockchain technologies will have on the Internet itself. Since devoting himself full-time to exploring this tech he has built a number of apps including wallets like Vessel, a number of block explorers, and prototypes for end users platforms such as chainBB and Reprint. Aaron is currently a top elected delegate as @jesta on the Steem, Decent, Muse, and Karma blockchains.\n\n**Scott Sallinen, Research Scientist**\n\nScott is a Computer Engineering Ph.D. Candidate at the University of British Columbia, with research areas of High Performance Computing and Distributed Systems, Graph Processing, Machine Learning, and Blockchain technologies. Scott has published multiple peer-reviewed papers within these domains in top-tier research conferences such as Supercomputing, and has previously worked in the research divisions of Fortune 500 companies such as Intel and Facebook.\n\nScott has a passion for the application of Blockchain technologies in the real world. He has built and led the Steemcleaners and Cheetah projects on the Steem blockchain for several years, in an effort to address and reduce fraud and phishing on the social media platform. Scott also represents a top elected delegate as @anyx on the Steem blockchain.\n\n**Daniel Fugere, Web App Developer**\n\nDaniel is an entrepreneur and software engineer who develops applications that aim to improve the lives of others. At age 19, he started his first web company, through which he developed a health service application for residents of Quebec. He has since continued creating different web applications that have the ultimate goal of making individuals more aware of the issues around them, as well as build positive relationships with people in their communities.\n\nOver the last couple of years, he has worked as a web engineer and has done back-end as well as front-end programming for projects at big companies such as Pixar, Autodesk and Riot Games. A blockchain enthusiast and avid learner of everything crypto, Daniel has been involved with Greymass since its first steps, helping develop and engineer the nitty-gritty workings of the eos-voter app (recently rebranded to Anchor).\n\n**Johan Nordberg, Software Engineer**\n\nJohan is a prolific developer with a broad range of experience and a passion for open-source — he has released a multitude of open-source projects, many of which are widely used. He founded his first company at age 23 after releasing one of the first iPhone apps in the AppStore. Besides iOS development, his specialties are security research, systems design and web development.\n\nJohan is a strong advocate for the Open Web and believes that blockchain technology has the potential to fundamentally change the world for the better. At Greymass he will be focusing on building our upcoming dApps-platform.\n\n**Myles Snider, Business Development Partner**\n\nMyles Snider is the newest addition to the team, recently joining Greymass as a partner. Myles has been involved in the EOS ecosystem since long before mainnet launch. He previously lead research at Multicoin Capital, where he published a number of EOS-focused investment reports. He also created The Stablecoin Index, a tool to track and compare various stablecoin projects.Later, he founded a mainnet block producer called Aurora EOS before eventually joining Greymass.\n\nMyles has written extensively about EOS economics and governance, and he’ll continue to do so in his new role here. He’ll also focus on interfacing with the community and helping bring more awareness to Greymass’s core product offerings. Myles also hosts an EOS-focused podcast called EOS Voter and writes a bi-weekly newsletter about the EOSIO ecosystem.\n\n**Nicholas Hamer, Visual Designer**\n\nNicholas Hamer is a Sr Designer at Blizzard. With a diverse background in Graphic Design and a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Illustration from the Ringling College of Art and Design, he has a strong sense of composition with the ability to be versatile and think creatively. Having worked on music videos, web sites, video games advertising campaigns, feature films, and television shows, he has gained extensive experience successfully working with applied design, UX, compositing, and motion graphics through the use of programs such as Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, After Effects, InDesign, Maya, Nuke, and Cinema 4d; A combination of skills that assist him in his ‘out of the box’ thinking and helps to provide a fresh creative perspective to any of his project.\n\n## **Infrastructure**\n\nOur infrastructure is ever expanding and evolving, and we operate many dedicated servers to provide a variety of services. We customize all of our hardware specifically for each application to ensure the absolute best performance.\n\nTo facilitate this, we have a multi-year lease with a Tier 3 data center which provides us with power redundancy, multiple independent internet connections, within a facility that is physically secured to prevent unauthorized access.\n\nOur fleet of dedicated servers is comprised of components which provide the maximum throughput for each specific task. Currently we leverage high single-core clock speed processors, high volumes of RAM, and the fastest hard drives on the market. As an example, our most recent acquisition, which is being built to serve as a full history node for the EOS Mainnet, has the following specifications:\n\n\nCPU:\n* Intel Xeon Gold 6244 (Cascade Lake Gen2, 8 cores @ 4.4 GHz)\n\nRAM:\n* 768 GB DDR4 ECC\n\nStorage:\n* 3D Xpoint (Optane) PCIE: 1.5 TB x4\n* 3D Xpoint (Optane) M.2: 380 GB x3\n* SATA SSD: 4 TB x4\n\n\nThis server will be coming online very soon to add further redundancy to the full history nodes we already operate for the EOS blockchain.\n\n## **Scaling Infrastructure**\n\nThe approach we take on scaling EOSIO based blockchains is iterative - in that we continually are researching, testing, and deploying some of the newest hardware to keep pace with the growth of each blockchain we operate. As each chain grows, our infrastructure grows with it, with older generations of hardware being recycled back into the system with new purpose.\n\nBeyond scaling hardware to meet demands, we also build custom software solutions on top of that hardware to help extend its lifespan. Utilizing various methods of data compression, caching, and actual software optimization - we are able to provide some of the fastest and most scalable solutions found anywhere within the EOSIO ecosystem. We are proud to operate some of the fastest block production nodes on any network, as well as some of the most trafficked and fastest public API services.\n\nFinally, the last piece of our infrastructure is the usage of select cloud platforms to provide a more globally distributed network. All mission critical resources are operated on our own servers within our specifically designed network, but we operate less critical services through multiple dedicated servers within the cloud. These servers ultimately rely on our data center for portions of their data, but are able to serve the majority of responses responses much faster when they are physically located closer to the end user.\n\nA significant portion of the Greymass budget is allocated to hardware and networking expenses. Within our last year of operations, we have invested around $100k (USD) into building and scaling our infrastructure.\n\n## **Thoughts on Governance**\n\nWe believe that validators on EOSIO networks have two core responsibilities— providing reliable and secure chain infrastructure, and participating in network governance. Validators (whether BPs, guilds, or other forms) serve as the elected representatives of the community, and they are tasked with guiding the evolution of the network and creating value in line with the desires of the token holders, who are the collective owners of the network. 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This wallet has specifically been designed to operate with only a single connection to the specified blockchain, using only native APIs and no external calls to help ensure privacy with its use. To that end we also operate a number of public “no-log” API servers, which anyone can use to access the network without the fear of any sort of invasion of privacy.\n\n\n## **Community Benefit Projects**\n\n\n[Anchor Wallet](https://blog.greymass.com/eos/@greymass/the-future-of-the-greymass-wallet-beta-version-available-now)\n\nAnchor Wallet (previously called eos-voter) is an EOSIO desktop wallet that allows users to safely and easily take advantage of the full suite of features of the EOSIO software. 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The first is our  [EEP7 signing protocol](https://github.com/greymass/EEPs/blob/eep-x/EEPS/eep-7.md) , a new protocol that allows for easy communication between applications and signature providers, with the ability to request specific transaction templates. In the future, we’ll continue to work on projects that make using the blockchain more easy and secure for both developers and end users. Each of these projects will be generalizable to EOSIO and can be easily made to support WAX.\n\nMore of our projects can be seen on our  [Github page](https://github.com/greymass) .\n\nThank you for your support! We look forward to being a part of the WAX ecosystem!",
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      "body": "![twitter-assets_Twitter-Avatar.jpg](https://cdn.steemitimages.com/DQmX17HMGDMzFHzABCcU7QnnqRtTLEDeUiktJYkw1ijSHo6/twitter-assets_Twitter-Avatar.jpg)\n\n# Intro\n\n\n2019 has been an exciting year for the entire EOS community. It’s hard to believe that we’re already approaching one full year since mainnet launch! We’ve been heads-down in work mode on a number of *really*awesome projects that we’re excited to share with you. In this post, we wanted to take some time to offer the community a major update on our recent progress. \n\nWe continue to focus primarily on two core offerings— world class block producer/network infrastructure and active participation in network governance. We believe these to be the two primary responsibilities of a block producer, so we continue to sharpen our focus to improve in these areas as much as possible. \n\nOn the infrastructure side, we continue to build tools that improve the security, user experience, and efficiency of the network and the applications that run on top of it — our wallet, APIs, signing protocol project, and producer hardware are all built with these goals in mind. On the governance side, we continue to do our best to serve as stewards of the network, guiding its evolution in line with the will of the token holder community and doing our best to maximize the network’s value. We’ve been active participants in network governance, making sure to both vote on-chain and to engage with the community on important topics in discussion forums of all kinds. \n\nWe are constantly looking to improve, and we love hearing from voters and the EOS community at large! Please feel free to reach out on  [Twitter](https://twitter.com/greymass)  or  [Telegram](https://t.me/teamgreymass)  if you’d like to share your thoughts! \n\nNow, let’s get into some detail on what we’ve been up to! \n\n# Team\n\n\nFirst and foremost, we’d like to announce some major additions to our team. While many in the community know Aaron Cox (aka jesta) and Scott Sallinen (aka anyx) as the faces of Greymass, fewer know about the rest of the supporting team and associates— Daniel Fugere, Johan Nordberg, and (more recently) Myles Snider. \n\n**Daniel Fugere**\n\nDaniel is an entrepreneur and software engineer who develops applications that aim to improve the lives of others. At age 19, he started his first web company, through which he developed a health service application for residents of Quebec. He has since continued creating different web applications that have the ultimate goal of making individuals more aware of the issues around them, as well as build positive relationships with people in their communities. Over the last couple of years, he has worked as a web engineer and has done back-end as well as front-end programming for projects at big companies such as Pixar, Autodesk and Riot Games. A blockchain enthusiast and avid learner of everything crypto, Daniel has been involved with Greymass since its first steps, helping develop and engineer the nitty-gritty workings of the eos-voter app. He is also an avid promoter of lifelong health – in 2014, he rode his bicycle across Canada and raised close to C$12,000 for the Canadian Pain Coalition and Quebec Chronic Pain Association. He is also a finisher of the Ironman 70.3 race. At Greymass, Daniel focuses primarily on development of our new Anchor wallet (previously eos-voter). \n\n**Johan Nordberg**\n\nJohan is a prolific developer with a broad range of experience and a passion for open-source — he has released a multitude of open-source projects, many of which are widely used. He founded his first company at age 23 after releasing one of the first iPhone apps in the AppStore. Besides iOS development, his specialties are security research, systems design and web development. Johan is a strong advocate for the Open Web and believes that blockchain technology has the potential to fundamentally change the world for the better. At Greymass he will be focusing on building our upcoming dApps-platform.\n\n**Myles Snider**\n\nMyles Snider is the newest addition to the team,  [recently joining](https://www.auroraeos.com/blog/the-next-chapter-of-aurora-eos/)  Greymass as a partner. Myles has been involved in the EOS ecosystem since long before mainnet launch. He previously lead research at  [Multicoin Capital](https://multicoin.capital/) , where he published a number of EOS-focused investment reports. He also created  [The Stablecoin Index](https://stablecoinindex.com/) , a tool to track and compare various stablecoin projects. Later, he founded a mainnet block producer called  [Aurora EOS](https://www.auroraeos.com/)  before eventually joining Greymass. Myles has  [written extensively](https://www.auroraeos.com/blog/)  about EOS economics and governance, and he’ll continue to do so in his new role here. He’ll also focus on interfacing with the community and helping bring more awareness to Greymass’s core product offerings. Myles also hosts an EOS-focused podcast called  [EOS Voter](https://eosvoter.transistor.fm/)  and writes a bi-weekly  [newsletter](https://eosupdate.substack.com/)  about the EOSIO ecosystem. \n\n\n# Greymass Projects\n\n\n**Anchor — Our eos-voter Rebrand**\n\nMany of you are likely familiar with  [eos-voter](https://github.com/greymass/eos-voter) , our desktop wallet (sometimes simply called the “Greymass Wallet”). Our goal since the inception of this project has been simple— to offer a highly secure, user-friendly desktop wallet that allows users to access the full set of features of EOSIO software. We’re really excited to soon debut the 1.0 version of our redesigned, re-branded, and much-improved successor to eos-voter, which we’re calling *Anchor*. \n\nFor even more details on the Anchor wallet, check our our  [latest blog post](https://blog.greymass.com/eos/@greymass/the-future-of-the-greymass-wallet-beta-version-available-now)  where we introduce the project. You can download the beta version of the wallet  [here](https://github.com/greymass/eos-voter/releases/tag/v0.9.0-anchor)  (note: this Anchor installation will not overwrite or interact with your eos-voter installation, so no need to worry about the beta causing problems with your main wallet!). If you have questions or feedback, feel free to join one of our two new Telegram channels— the  [main wallet channel](https://t.me/anchorwallet) , or the  [developer channel](https://t.me/anchordevs) . \n\neos-voter has been our flagship product since network launch, and we’ve been hard at work building out Anchor into something that’s even better. We’ve created a new look, feel, and branding for the wallet, and we’ve added a ton of new features. We’ll be launching with support for EOS, BOS, Meet.One, BEOS, Telos, and Insights Network. We plan to continue to support other EOSIO chains, and we’ll continue to add new tools and features to allow users to take advantage of everything that each of these chains has to offer, all through a secure and intuitive interface. \n\nWe’re still making some final additions and improvements to Anchor, but you can expect the 1.0 version to be released very soon! Below are some screenshots and short descriptions of some of the major components of Anchor. \n\nThe new “Account(s) Overview” section allows users to easily manage multiple accounts across different EOSIO chains. You’ll have easy access to information about your accounts, the tokens you hold, your network resources, and your governance decisions. \n\n![Anchor1.png](https://cdn.steemitimages.com/DQmdHGd58epVm1og1dQS3kdTVYT57tEHE8Qt9AzYDsdXfYg/Anchor1.png)\n\nThe new wallet UI allows users to quickly and easily perform the most common actions— token transfers, resource management, and token leasing through REX. You can easily switch between accounts, depending on which action you’d like to take with each. \n\n![anchorwallet.png](https://cdn.steemitimages.com/DQmaR9SS3kzSMRSSzKpg5ef75U2XotYNi88Tgtb53nYNrr8/anchorwallet.png)\n\nThe new governance section builds towards the same goal we had with eos-voter— to allow token holders to easily and actively participate in network governance. This section will allow you to vote for BPs, delegate your vote to a proxy, and vote in stake-weighted on-chain referenda. As governance evolves for various EOSIO chains, we will continue to add to this section. \n\n![anchorgov.png](https://cdn.steemitimages.com/DQmRhhTDp99d6CvE9hvSC9ViwyqLNBKRfaATvrG1V3ZbEeQ/anchorgov.png)\n\nOur new “Tools” section currently serves as a miscellaneous roundup of various actions and features that users might wish to take advantage of. As time goes on, we’ll continue to find homes for various tools in the sections mentioned above. In the meantime, know that you can continue to take advantage of the existing tools from eos-voter, as well as the *many*new tools we’ve built specifically for Anchor. \n\n![anchortools.png](https://cdn.steemitimages.com/DQmZkoNejs79vg3jrTQWtkDo8oSRGd4B5ttuakAVtprWbEN/anchortools.png)\n\n**EOSIO Signing Request Standard**\n\n![URI.png](https://cdn.steemitimages.com/DQmXYg6xE6TgWo3bXJRfstwKqdmyWwSZNJVpFGBCHNbEXuk/URI.png)\n\nOne project we’re very excited to introduce to the EOS community is our EOSIO signing request standard. We’ve created an EOS Enhancement Proposal (EEP) for the project, which can be found  [here](https://github.com/greymass/EEPs/blob/eep-x/EEPS/eep-7.md) . \n\nOur signing request standard takes information about a given transaction and encapsulates it in such a way that it can be auto-populated into any compatible wallet or signature provider. In other words, it allows for easy communication between applications and signature providers in a way that makes it easy to share or request a specific action on the blockchain from a specific account. What’s even better is that these requests can be put in many different formats, such as a QR code or a hyperlink (like  [this one](https://eosio.to/gWNgZGRkWLKvhPGVQSgDCCwwugsUgQAYLQRjAIGCm_OuXYwMIDUA) ). \n\nSound confusing? While technical in nature, the signing request standard is actually rather simple. Have you ever gone to a website and clicked on an “Email Us” link, and then watched as that link auto-opened your preferred email client and filled in the address to which you’d be sending? Now imagine if you could do that, but for any arbitrary action on any EOSIO blockchain. \n\nAs an example, imagine you have a button on your website that says “Donate with EOS.” That button could link to a signing request that, when clicked on, automatically opens the user’s preferred wallet and prepares a transaction to transfer a specific amount of EOS from their account to yours. The user would simply have to approve the transaction, and they could send a donation in just a couple of clicks! Or imagine that a specific community member creates a referendum proposal. They could create a hyperlink that could be shared on Telegram, Twitter, email, and more that automatically creates a request within the recipient’s wallet to vote yes on that specific proposal. Instead of having to direct the user how to find the proposal within a given governance interface, you could simply share the link and have them cast a vote directly! \n\nThat’s what our signing request standard enables, and we’ve been hard at work building it out! We’ll publish a blog post soon with more details on how this standard works, and the various exciting ways that it can be used! If you’d like to get involved, feel free to join our Telegram group and read more about the EEP on  [Github](https://github.com/greymass/EEPs/blob/eep-x/EEPS/eep-7.md) . \n\n\n# Greymass APIs\n\n\nGreymass continues to run some of the most widely-used and performant APIs on the entire EOS network. We dedicate a significant portion of our BP earnings to expand our infrastructure and pay data center leasing and bandwidth fees. We will continue to invest in infrastructure that helps the network itself and the apps and services built on top of it. \n\nA few highlights of our API infrastructure: \n\n* We run a geographically distributed network of dedicated general-purpose API nodes for world-wide low-latency access, load-balanced to automatically route clients to the fastest node available.\n\n* We also developed a  [light history implementation](https://blog.greymass.com/eos/@greymass/introducing-light-history-nodes-for-eos)  and run dedicated light history nodes (and we’ve been happy to see a number of other BPs begin to run light history!) \n\n* We use top-of-the-line dedicated hardware (which we have purchased) located in our US data center for full history, which the geographically distributed network accesses for older history.\n\n* We have a custom API extension layer built upon all of our infrastructure to add additional calls to improve client/server communication.\n\n\nOver the past few months we have invested roughly $40k USD into a few new server builds for our US-based data center. This includes a handful of small but powerful dedicated hosts (Intel 4.5ghz + 32gb RAM + Optane) and one much larger build to add more capacity/redundancy to our full history stack (Intel Xeon 6244 + 768gb RAM + 7x Optane). These servers are expected to come online for public use within the next month and will enhance our ability to provide services to the EOSIO community.\n\nFurther, we continue to explore various ways of improving APIs on EOS. We will be publishing more thoughts and building more tools in the near future on these issues specifically. \n# Governance\n\n\nWe believe that participation in network governance is a core part of the responsibility of an EOS block producer. We believe that this should take two forms— participation in governance discussions within the community, as well as on-chain voting. When we make governance decisions, we not only vote on-chain, but we also do our best to communicate our stance to the community through blog posts, social media, and discussion channels. \n\nIf you’d like to see our on-chain referendum votes, you can do so using  [this useful tool](https://eostitan.com/producers?name=teamgreymass)  by  [EOS Titan](https://eostitan.com/) . To keep track of BP approval votes, you can use  [this tool](https://eosauthority.com/approval/)  from  [EOS Authority](https://eosauthority.com/) . BP approval votes are requested from the top 30 ranking BPs at the time the approval is submitted. Any time we are in the top 30, we will review proposals, communicate a stance on them, and vote on-chain if we approve. Below are links to some of our blog posts, commentary, and ideas on recent governance initiatives. \n\n* Our support of the  [tokenauction](https://blog.greymass.com/eos/@greymass/greymass-support-of-the-tokenauction-referendum-proposal)  referendum proposal \n\n* Our stance on the  [retiresaving](https://blog.greymass.com/eos/@greymass/greymass-stance-on-the-retiresaving-proposal)  proposal \n\n* Our  [commentary](https://blog.greymass.com/eos/@greymass/inflation-centralization-and-dpos)  on how inflation affects decentralization in EOS \n\n* Our  [proposal](https://blog.greymass.com/eos/@greymass/a-simple-system-to-support-blockchain-workers-in-dpos)  for a “Worker Candidate” system for EOSIO chains \n\n\nFor additional commentary on various governance initiatives, be sure to follow us on  [Twitter](https://twitter.com/greymass)  and  [Telegram](https://t.me/teamgreymass) . \n\n# Roadmap\n\n\nFor much of 2019, our focus has been on designing, building, and testing Anchor. We’re extremely proud of the progress we’ve made and the product we’ve built, and we can’t wait to release the 1.0 version to the community. But we believe the release of Anchor will also mark an important turning point in the project, as it transitions from being something entirely built by Greymass into something that is built, maintained, and improved by a community of developers all over the world. We’re big believers in the ethos of open-source software, and we see Anchor as a type of “dApp” that can live, develop, and grow beyond our organization. \n\nAnother great thing about the Anchor release is that it will free up time for our team to tackle some other EOSIO ecosystem challenges we’ve been thinking about for quite some time. As many of our voters know, we’ve spent lots of time studying, building, and maintaining infrastructure for EOS APIs. Both of these efforts have given us great insight into how a number of various backend platforms could be improved upon to strengthen any network running on the EOSIO platform. Between new API endpoints, improved data structures, better communication protocols - there’s a lot we hope to contribute improvements towards.\n\nYou can also expect a brand new version of the Greymass website coming soon! \n\nFinally, we’re continuing to look at how we can collaborate with, support, and improve other EOSIO blockchain ecosystems. We strongly believe that there will be hundreds, if not thousands, of interoperable EOSIO chains in the future. This will allow for experimentation and evolution at a speed that we haven’t yet seen in the blockchain world, and we’re excited to be a part of it. Anchor will launch with out-of-the-box support 6 different EOSIO chains, plus the ability for users to add custom blockchains, and we’ll continue to add more support where it makes sense. 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