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Forum Crypto-Monnaies / Les ICOs Francais, Belges ou meme Québécois
« on: September 08, 2018, 11:36:50 PM »
Faut faire une liste a mon avis, vous connaissez des ICOs Francais, Belges ou meme Québécois ?
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. #China’s decision to choose #Ethereum over #NEO (its "own" blockchain) is monumental.
ConsenSys with over 600 inhouse Ethereum developers entered an agreement with the Chinese government. Joseph Lubin confirmed that his company will develop blockchain tools and software solutions to be used by the residents and businesses of the Xiongan New Area.
New update of #ChinaCryptoRanking No 4
China has updated its crypto ranking, adding two projects to the previous month’s list and now EOS and Ethereum are top ranked.
#BitcoinCore (BTC) has improved, making the top 10 list for the first time. Crypto projects are ranked in three categories: technology, application, and innovation.
33 Crypto Projects Ranked:
China’s Center for Information Industry Development (CCID), under the country’s Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, officially released its fourth crypto project ranking on Friday. The new list consists of 33 crypto projects, two more than the previous list.
The CCID began ranking 28 crypto projects in May. The following month it added 2 more projects: EOS and Nebulas. Last month one more was added: Gxchain. This month two more public chains were added: NULS and Tezos.
Back in April/May, EOS had a lot of hype flowing into it with their Mainnet launch happening in the beginning of June.
We saw the price lead the charge in April from $3 to $20+ in only a few weeks.
This was actually one of my better trades in April, resulting is roughly 300% gains!
But now the EOS hype has died down quite a bit and it's almost back down to where it started...
The issue with EOS is that they promised us the world...
I've heard people say, "It's the Google of Blockchain"
And...
"There's nothing other coins can do that EOS can't"
EOS has potential to be great, but they branded themselves as the best before even launching!
This caused for a multi billion dollar evaluation on a project without a Mainnet to show for it.
So far, EOS has over promised & under delivered. Honestly I think they could have had a flawless Mainnet launch & still dropped because it was overvalued.
One big issue I see with EOS is that 21 Block Producers are earning thousands of EOS per day meanwhile no one else can stake their coins.
Just seems like a bad system...
So what do you guys think about EOS?
Do you see their Governance model as an issue moving forward?
Do you think it'll become the "Google of Blockchain"?
Financial services giant Mastercard was awarded several new blockchain patents this week, continuing its trend of embracing distributing ledger research even as it expresses open hostility to bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies. However, one particular patent is raising eyebrows.
The patent, awarded by the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) on Thursday, outlines a system that facilitates anonymous transactions over a blockchain network. Mastercard first applied for the patent in Dec. 2016.
According to Mastercard, the transparent nature of ordinary blockchain transactions is a hindrance to this technology’s adoption for everyday payments. That’s true for both businesses and consumers.
An individual, for instance, may want to purchase a gift for a significant other without the recipient being tipped off to the details of the transaction. Moreover, most businesses would not be too keen on providing competitors and other third-parties with real-time data such as transaction volume.
From the patent:
“Thus, there is a need for a technical solution whereby an entity may participate in a transaction where transaction details may be posted publicly to ensure accountability and trust in the data, while still providing anonymity and inability of others to track individual transactions or volume information by transaction party identifying information of both parties of a transaction to satisfy the confidentiality needs of each entity involved in the transaction.”