The blockchain startup has raised a record amount during its crowdsale, overcoming the previous record set by an Ethereum-based platform Bancor.
The EOS community has encountered significant problems since Block.one failed to honour its commitments of supporting the EOS Network and community.
EOS developer Block.one and its CEO Brendan Blumer have acquired separate stakes in Silvergate for a combined 17% ownership.
The founder of Cryptology Christian Angermayer explained that their main vision is to embellish among the leading investors in digital assets globally.
The new Bullish exchange from Block.one will combine the best of decentralized Finance (DeFi) and traditional exchanges. It will have special features like performance, user privacy, and compliance with the traditional platforms.
The Ripple executives view these XRP-related issues with the SEC as an attack on the entire cryptocurrency ecosystem.
Google Cloud will be one of the 21 block producers on the EOS blockchain and will allow its open-source developer community to build applications on EOS.
Users included in the beta launch of Voice have received a possibility to invite friends to join the app.
With the official launch, the Voice platform is currently allowing early-access users to get post their content. After August 15, these users can send an invite to their friends and family to join the blockchain-based social media platform.
Popular blockchain inventor and founder of Tether, Brock Pierce has declared his intention to run for the president of the United States of America in the upcoming elections.
Voice, an EOS-backed social media platform, has been launched. The site will be decentralized and will incentive contributors to the platform. Beta tests are said to be completed by 15 August 2020.
Block.one is all set to launch its own blockchain-based social media platform Voice on the U.S. Independence Day July 4. Initially upon launch, only registered users can publish their content and engage online.
Block.one has granted numerous innovative companies that are developing solutions aimed at mitigating the impact of the coronavirus outbreak.
Blockchain software publisher Block.one announced today the EOSIO Virtual Hackathon ‘Coding for Change,’ which will launch on May 1, 2020.
Binance, Block.one, BitMEX, BiBox, KayDex, BProtocol, Status and TRON Foundation received the class-action lawsuits. The lawsuits claim that those companies were selling or helping with the selling of unregistered securities.
It looks like Block.one and the SEC have figured out some kind of a deal as the launch of the beta version of Voice is scheduled on 14 February 2020.