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      "body": "In less than 1 year EOS has made it to [the top 5 of coinmarketcap](https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/eos/), and, what's more important, remained there. Its price has [skyrocketed 58% just in 2 days](https://medium.com/@huobipro/the-meteoric-rise-of-eos-explained-7516e872f6fe), which is crazy even for the cryptocurrency realm. These facts alone speak high of the project, but let's get deeper into what's so special about it. \n![](https://cdn.steemitimages.com/DQmPx7RyNqFABLvEWCRposae9VWHXXQAc7gPWtFz7MfEo4C/image.png)\n> *(Artwork by @rubenalexander)*\n\nLike any project that runs an Initial Coin Offering, EOS addresses and tries to resolve certain problems, namely:\n* scalability \n* user fees \n* DAPP deployment speed and creation ease \n\nUnlike any project that ran an ICO, the one of EOS had been going for a year instead of several hours. 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EOS implements the [Delegated Proof-of-Stake algorithm](https://hackernoon.com/explain-delegated-proof-of-stake-like-im-5-888b2a74897d) to achieve consensus, in brief, you are letting the person you vote for use your voting power to produce blocks, forfeiting some decentralization in favor of faster transactions and lower fees. EOS intends to have a group of 21 *\"active\"* block producers, which are to be chosen in a democratic election process where each EOS token can be used to vote for up to 30 delegates. See [this official post](https://medium.com/coinmonks/eos-block-producer-voting-guide-fba3a5a6efe0) for further information about voting. \nGood thing is that virtually anyone who holds some EOS tokens can be elected as a block producer, though that pretty much equals to \"any citizen can become a president\", but what's really important, is that only 1 out of 21 validators is chosen by the number of votes and that the quorum for the elections to be valid is only 15% (150 MM tokens.) This means that 10 addresses held by <=10 individuals can largely influence or even determine the outcome of the voting and that 1000 addresses, held by an even lesser than 1000 amount of entities determine the entire state of the blockchain. Not much for the decentralization, is it? Even assuming that the chosen nodes will act fair, and won't be used for any kind of attacks, it's still possible to influence the voting process in order to choose the favored nodes to act as validators purely for the money incentive, and it's quite big.\n![Screenshot_297.png](https://cdn.steemitimages.com/DQmW7mpPTtGRtEpKXfLpigAs9f5QhyAfKkkTS1n3T24U9Jh/Screenshot_297.png)\n As Dan Larimer confirmed these addresses to belong to exchanges, FUD has decreased substantially, but if the addresses from 10 to 1000 (holders of 35% of the tokens) come to a certain agreement, it can *theoretically* influence the situation in much the same way. And even though the problem is not nearly as dire or as important as some media picture it to be, it still exists and eosDAC aims to be a part of the solution, at least I hope so.\n\n[eosDAC](https://steemit.com/eos/@eosdac/introducing-eosdac-the-community-owned-eos-block-producer) has been air-dropped from April 15 to May 15 to the holders of the EOS who possessed 100+ EOS tokens when the blockchain snapshot was done at April 15 at 1:1 ratio, essentially creating money out of thin air, but that's what cryptocurrencies do, right? Some call it vote manipulation, or even bribery, with some [nasty threads](https://www.reddit.com/r/eos/comments/8npp8c/eosdac_really/) popping out on Reddit, when, in fact, the truth is somewhere in-between and I prefer to think of it as of a clever trick. In eosDAC **\"DAC\"** stands for decentralized autonomous community. It's also worth noting that only 20 seconds of their 1:20 introduction video are actually dedicated to explaining the concept rather than the whole tech. revolution.\n The name may be somewhat confusing, for it may imply for some that it's EOS's main DAC when, in fact, it's just another BP delegate, though maybe it should be this way in order to bring attention. As everything in crypto, sounds quite flashy, but essentially it means that the network is governed and controlled by its token holders and the board members vote to run its operations. 75% of the eosDAC tokens were airdropped to the EOS token holders, with the remaining 25% going to the team, advisors and community supporters.\nAside from the DAC part, eosDAC will also be providing DAC toolkits for the EOS community so that anyone could build their own DAC, as well as possibly creating some DAPPs.\n![](https://cdn.steemitimages.com/DQmcnQg8snutP2LYZkR3Yc2YpWD27yDAqv2Jdfw7GB3Hf7Q/image.png)\n> Pic I've proudly ~~stolen~~ taken from [hacked.com](https://hacked.com/ico-analysis-eosdac/)\n\nThere's not much to say about the token itself aside from 2 things:\n- It's creating the necessary funding for the development of the project; its value will increase should it prove to be a success and is likely to correspond to the development of EOS (grow or decline alongside it)\n - Should the community not like what the eosDAC is creating, or if it won't be chosen to be a BP, it's value will rapidly become zero or very close to zero.\n\nThe voting process is only about [60% finished](https://eosauthority.com/voting) as of the present moment, thus it's yet unclear whether the eosDAC will be chosen as one of the BPs, I personally believe it to be so. 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      "body": "Distributed computing has made things that were simply unthinkable before a reality now, including almost everything we accompany with a word *\"decentralized\"* now. While the possible implementations of this technology are virtually limitless, it still has some flaws, limitations and specific traits. \nSome of them, like [SPOF](https://searchdatacenter.techtarget.com/definition/Single-point-of-failure-SPOF), are easily addressable, others - not. One of the hardest yet most important problems developers face during the process of designing the distributed computing system is called a consensus problem: how to achieve a reliability within a network of multiple unreliable nodes? The answer's neither easy nor unambiguous, hence consensus algorithms are created.\n\n![shutterstock_132546254.jpg](https:/cdn.steemitimages.com/DQmeBfhJAQL2Lz3kqsoEa1sqwzicyMAUXotia67d6hfr2Pw/shutterstock_132546254.jpg)\n\nIn the world of cryptocurrencies, consensus algorithms exist to prevent double spending issue by guaranteeing that agreement on a particular data value is achieved among the mutually untrusted, uncoordinated parties. It also ensures that individuals or groups with significant computing power cannot derail the chain thus protecting it from constant forking. Despite being of such importance to the success of any cryptocurrency, consensus algorithms are often overlooked nonetheless.\n So let's get a bit more into how the consensus algorithms function and why are there so many of them.\n\nThere's no such thing as \"the best consensus algorithm\", at least not without a particular context and even then it's impossible to say so with a certainty. Once again, there's no ideal consensus algorithm, but each one possesses some strengths and, consequently, weaknesses. \n\nThe first ever consensus algorithm to be used in the blockchain has been introduced to the world by Satoshi Nakamoto. It's called **Proof-of-Work**, or simply mining, being the first one to come it's also the most wide-spread, at least for the time being. It's implemented in the most of existing cryptocurrencies, including Bitcoin, Ethereum (for now, that is), Litecoin, Dogecoin e.t.c. It's this algorithm we have to thank for a massive rise in the power consumption throughout the world. Hard, useless problems are solved by miners in order to create blocks. In POW the longest blockchain wins and the others are discarded, so, assuming that the majority of miners works on the same chain, it'll be growing faster and thus be longer and most trustworthy.  It's time-proven to be functional, but it's time we begin considering it a legacy. It's safe, as long as at least 51% of work done by miners is honest, but even this doesn't give us the right to continue implementing it in new projects. Not when the ecological impact is that great and not when there are so many alternatives.\n\nThe second most widespread consensus algorithm in the blockchain is called **Proof-Of-Stake**. Decred and Peercoin are using it and so will Ethereum soon enough. In POS blocks aren't created by miners but voted for by minters \"betting\" their stakes. Should the fork happen miners spend their tokens to vote on the correct one, and those who voted on the wrong fork (least supported one) would \"forfeit their stake\" in the correct fork. The most common argument against PoS is so-called Nothing at stake problem. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pzIl3vmEytY As supporting a fork costs almost no computational power, validators could vote for both sides of each fork that happens, thus eliminating the risk for themselves. \n \nTo say a system possesses **Byzantine Fault Tolerance** means a system can function properly in the event of a failure caused by the classic problem in the distributed computing often represented by Byzantine generals who had to decide in a unison whether or not to attack and would face the dire consequences otherwise. The BFT is very technical and quite complicated; solid explanation could be found [here]( https://medium.com/loom-network/understanding-blockchain-fundamentals-part-1-byzantine-fault-tolerance-245f46fe8419), but, in general, BFT consensus algorithms allow validators (generals) to manage the state of the chain and exchange messages with one another to coordinate their work and to ensure honesty. \nSeveral consensus protocols based on BFT exist, main ones being **Practical Byzantine Fault Tolerance (PBFT)**, and Federated Byzantine Agreement (FBA)**. \nThe first one has less than 20 pre-selected generals and runs incredibly efficient. The transaction throughput is high, but this model is centralized. It's currently used by hyperledger. \n\nFBA is used by Stellar and Ripple. The main idea of it is that every Byzantine general is responsible for their own chain and sort messages as they come to define truth. In Ripple the generals are pre-selected and in Stellar anyone could be a validator, so you can choose whom to trust.\n\nBFT has small transaction fees and is easily scalable but introduces a bit of centralization.\n\nEOS and Steemit implement DPoS, which, despite the name, greatly differs from DOS. In it, token holders vote for the delegates, rather than the block itself, to do the validation on their behalf. This makes **Delegated Proof-of-Stake** centralized to a large degree, though it remains decentralized in a certain way, as all in the network participate in the selection of which nodes validate transactions. As all the decisions are carried out by a small group, it greatly speeds up transactions, decreases transaction costs and block time (Eos aims for sub 1 sec; compare that to 10 mins in Bitcoin!) and allows for easy scaling. \n\nThe last widely-spread consensus algorithm is DAGs - **Directed Acyclic Graphs**. 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      "body": "Distributed computing has made things that were simply unthinkable before a reality now, including almost everything we accompany with a word *\"decentralized\"* now. While the possible implementations of this technology are virtually limitless, it still has some flaws, limitations and specific traits. \nSome of them, like [SPOF](https://searchdatacenter.techtarget.com/definition/Single-point-of-failure-SPOF), are easily addressable, others - not. One of the hardest yet most important problems developers face during the process of designing the distributed computing system is called a consensus problem: how to achieve a reliability within a network of multiple unreliable nodes? 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Once again, there's no ideal consensus algorithm, but each one possesses some strengths and, consequently, weaknesses. \n\nThe first ever consensus algorithm to be used in the blockchain has been introduced to the world by Satoshi Nakamoto. It's called **Proof-of-Work**, or simply mining, being the first one to come it's also the most wide-spread, at least for the time being. It's implemented in the most of existing cryptocurrencies, including Bitcoin, Ethereum (for now, that is), Litecoin, Dogecoin e.t.c. It's this algorithm we have to thank for a massive rise in the power consumption throughout the world. Hard, useless problems are solved by miners in order to create blocks. In POW the longest blockchain wins and the others are discarded, so, assuming that the majority of miners works on the same chain, it'll be growing faster and thus be longer and most trustworthy.  It's time-proven to be functional, but it's time we begin considering it a legacy. It's safe, as long as at least 51% of work done by miners is honest, but even this doesn't give us the right to continue implementing it in new projects. Not when the ecological impact is that great and not when there are so many alternatives.\n\nThe second most widespread consensus algorithm in the blockchain is called **Proof-Of-Stake**. Decred and Peercoin are using it and so will Ethereum soon enough. In POS blocks aren't created by miners but voted for by minters \"betting\" their stakes. Should the fork happen miners spend their tokens to vote on the correct one, and those who voted on the wrong fork (least supported one) would \"forfeit their stake\" in the correct fork. The most common argument against PoS is so-called Nothing at stake problem. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pzIl3vmEytY As supporting a fork costs almost no computational power, validators could vote for both sides of each fork that happens, thus eliminating the risk for themselves. \n \nTo say a system possesses **Byzantine Fault Tolerance** means a system can function properly in the event of a failure caused by the classic problem in the distributed computing often represented by Byzantine generals who had to decide in a unison whether or not to attack and would face the dire consequences otherwise. The BFT is very technical and quite complicated; solid explanation could be found [here]( https://medium.com/loom-network/understanding-blockchain-fundamentals-part-1-byzantine-fault-tolerance-245f46fe8419), but, in general, BFT consensus algorithms allow validators (generals) to manage the state of the chain and exchange messages with one another to coordinate their work and to ensure honesty. \nSeveral consensus protocols based on BFT exist, main ones being **Practical Byzantine Fault Tolerance (PBFT)**, and Federated Byzantine Agreement (FBA)**. \nThe first one has less than 20 pre-selected generals and runs incredibly efficient. The transaction throughput is high, but this model is centralized. It's currently used by hyperledger. \n\nFBA is used by Stellar and Ripple. The main idea of it is that every Byzantine general is responsible for their own chain and sort messages as they come to define truth. 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      "body": "Today blockchain technology is looked upon as the silver bullet that'll purge everything of imperfection,  but is that quite true? Well, it definitely has a variety of use cases, yet it's being speculated merely for the sake of making XXX-profits buying shady coins or for the jump in stock price by means adding the word ‘blockchain’ or ‘crypto’ to the company’s name, yep, talking 'bout you, long blockchain (former iced tea)\n\nEvidently, some investors and even mass media can be misled by the sole mention of bitcoin or blockchain.Savvier ones would probably question the necessity of implementing the distributed ledger on the specific platform in the first place.  If we were to examine the real benefits blockchain technology is carrying it'd surely be traceability, cost-effectiveness, immutability, elimination of human error, speeding up transactions and helping parties to reach agreements faster and more reliably by means of smart contracts. 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And it’s developing quite rapidly: a company based in Germany has just developed a Blockchain-based solution for the management of sensitive medical data, United Health Group — a big industry player in America — has also made its entry into blockchain. What all of those startups are doing is basically improving security and effective distribution of information among involved parties, providing for integrity of medical records and speeding up insurance claim payments.\n\nTurning to fintech, recent cases count Mastercard’s patent for a Blockchain system to store and verify identity data: “Marsh sees great opportunity in leveraging Blockchain technology to better serve our clients by maximizing efficiency and creating new opportunities in the insurance value chain”.\n\nOf all those use cases, the most global in terms of its potential to shift the whole economy system is probably blockchain’s implementation into supply chain system. And it well looks like e-commerce use cases are in a way stemming out of there. Making online payments easier and more secure is only the top of the iceberg. The whole idea of applying blockchain to supply chain is coming from its power to tokenize assets. Why tokenize? Well, economic reality now is that there is a large gap between the amount of money available and the number of valuable assets. And tokenization would allow any business to place their existing assets like real estate and inventory on blockchain, i.e. in a virtual space. This week’s headlines featured the news of Salesforce working on a blockchain product. Salesforce is delivering a CRM product and sells commercial applications of social networking through acquisition and internal development.\n\nSpeaking of secure payments, one of the things that are in a bad need of change is definitely payment system, online payments in particular. Its importance for the global economy and business growth cannot be overestimated. Blockchain might fix it by making the transactions easily traceable, quick and, most importantly, with low transaction fees. And this is hugely important: if one can easily transfer any amounts of money, for instance, from Netherlands to China in one sweep and with low transaction costs, imagine all the business possibilities it would open! One of the recent examples here is a Sweden-based startup Cryptonex that ultimately seeks to create a win-win situation for consumers and businesses alike by making the payments with cryptocurrency as easy as payments with credit cards thus contributing to the adoption of cryptocurrency. Not only does it provide a functional tool for keeping and transfering money, it also supports Proof of Stake mining that brings in approx. 12% annually with the rewards coming in every day, and, on top of it all, unlike the conventional deposits, you can withdraw your funds anytime. 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      "body": "Well, it's been a bit too long, but I'm going to clarify this anyway. \nThere is CNX coin that is traded at HitBtc and ERC20 CNX token that was airdropped to random addresses and has no particular value as of now. It's a bit confusing since they've got the same abbreviation, but I hope you understan.  Etherdelta has listed this token without Cryptonex's approval, and then denied all the requests to delist it,  but you can still drop this tokens there if so you wish, it'll be like 6 bucks worth of ETH or something like that. Still, I'll highly suggest you wait for the next bounty campaign where you will be able to trade this tokens for the CNX coins at a certain rate that will be announce later, given that you haven't got rid of them until now",
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      "body": "**Cryptonex** aims to create a system that will allow exchanging any fiat currency for any *supported* cryptocurrency, exchanging between any two given cryptocurrencies, and, in the future, to pay for virtually anything with a mobile app or credit cards of partner banks. The project has the real - world use case, and I can certainly see the potential for mass-adoption here, but what are the guarantees that banks and payment systems, some of which admit financing mass-media campaigns against cryptocurrencies would join forces with a blockchain related project? Well, Cryptonex mentioned they are going to buy a bank, but is that really going to happen?\n\nWith that said, a lot of projects nowadays have huge things planned, so let's look at what they've already achieved. Out of curiosity, I've registered on their platform in order to try it out, and, as far as I understand, all it does is allow you to exchange your CNX directly to GBP, EUR, USD, BRL, RUB. deposit on the platform without commissions, and later perform transactions and withdrawals. It sort of resembles the ordinary exchanges we're all used to, but with the addition of fiat trading pairs other than USD. If this platform adds support for more currencies, some people may start using it. Imagine you got a crypto-cart that is bound with your account, on which there are like 50 different coins/tokens and when you're actually buying stuff you can choose for the funds to be taken in equal portions from all cryptos, or to pay with a specific currency, or a bunch of them etc., and then they'll be converted to $ instantly and with minimal fees, or without fees at all. I'm just imagining and taking wild guesses here, but Cryptonex is really going to be big given that they keep up the good work with the development, of course, and that looks like a challenging thing to accomplish. There sure are some downright crazy moments in their plans, like purchasing a functioning bank, good luck with that, lol, but all in all, I do believe that their idea can be pulled off, not without narrowing the scope though.\n\nAs for the current progress, they seem to be following the development schedule just right with recent announcements of close releases of mobile app and p2p platforms, the development of their mobile wallet and start of work on the hardware wallets. Back to mining part, starting off with POS-mining is stupid-easy and it brings some juicy profits. (Also it has taken awhile for the first reward to come because the number of coins in my wallet wasn't that big). 12% annually is a good profit, not crazy big, but when you consider the price-growth over time it becomes even more appealing. All in all, I think this project has a great long-term perspective, but everything is hardly dependant on how the development proceeds. They seem to be doing ok so far, though marketing can certainly use some work.\n\nAs to the article above, it's ok for the most part. Though, I don't think it's really appropriate to call Cryptonex a blockchain bank without quotes. Also, the comparison with Bitcoin and Litecoin seems really out of place. Some features were completely overlooked, for instance, that Cryptonex combines POW Script mining with POS algorithms. So the part about the safety comparison can be overlooked while there's no in-depth analysis of a technical part. However, one thing that could be said after pointing the difference in the coin supply is that the CNX's price will be unlikely to rise as high or as drastically as that of Bitcoin, which will make it more understandable to pay for goods and services with it. Afterall, it's easier to comprehend the difference in price when you are talking whole numbers. Paying for the mug of coffee in BTC now will be just ridiculous, especially considering a rather big transaction fee and slow transaction speed, both of which are better in this one. Then again, I never had a feeling that CNX is really intended for such use after doing a little research.",
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