Our Oasis Labs review focuses on Ekiden Protocol, a new blockchain built to address the issues of scalability and security without sacrificing cost. An impressive team of seasoned entrepreneurs leads the Oasis team: and the prototype boasted 100x less cost and 600x better throughput than Ethereum.
Quick Essentia code review, it's a data interoperability ICO, some funny terminology here - "Essences" are data owners, private or corporate, "Synergies" are the links designed to help data services operate. Sure, why not. But hey, they call their robot assistant Jarvis, so it can't be all bad.
In partnership with the American Idol-affiliated Starmaker App, a platform designed to give musicians fair pay for their work, ICST, has announced the launch of its own blockchain talent competition: ISCT Idol. The winner will be announced at the end of June with a prize worth $5,000.
EOS will be launching the EOS.io mainnet on June 2nd. This is an intriguing time for the blockchain community, during which Ethereum will be faced with its first legitimate competitor in the space. So: EOS or ETH? The Smart Contract Wars may leave multiple platforms standing... but which is more likely?
One MILLION transactions per second! Directed Acyclic Hypergraph! PoS PoA PoW! Yeah, this is starting to sound like an episode of Star Trek, not the Enecuum Code Review I'm supposed to do here, but they really up the hyperbole on this one. So let's look at Enecuum (ENQ) code for some answers.
STORM token is a focused and smart project that has clear goals and an existing user base. But despite high hopes, the team is not delivering a good enough user experience with its app, and the roadmap is not clearly defined. We see an earnest team, some good work, but a lot more to do.
Binance has introduced a new way to deal with the Tether Bomb - an affectionate term for the fact that nobody really knows if the fiat currency to back a couple of billion dollars is actually there or not. You can now exchange Tethers (USDT) for True Dollars (TUSD), hedging bets for savvy investors.
Trademark law is no laughing matter, and a UK-based store has been ordered to stop infringing on another company’s trademark. The offending material? T-shirts with the word “Bitcoin.” But some attorneys consider the Bitcoin trademark indefensible, as Bitcoin is a descriptive term in common use.
