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EOS uses a Delegated Proof of Stake consensus mechanism where token holders vote for block producers. These block producers validate transactions and add them to the blockchain. DPoS allows for high transaction throughput and lower energy consumption.
EOS's DPoS mechanism has elements of BFT. If a block producer behaves maliciously, they can be voted out, ensuring the system maintains consensus despite possible faulty nodes. This makes EOS robust against Byzantine faults.
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Marketcap | N/A |
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Volume 24h | $23,657,111 |
Change 24h | 9.16 % |
Circulating Supply | 1,110,653,290 |
Total Supply | N/A |
Birthday | |
Age | 5 Years |
Decimals | 4 |
Wallets | 12 |
News | 11 |
Exchanges | 8 |
Pairs | 10 |
Tickers | 32 |
Base | 10 |
All Time High | $20.00 |
Date Of ATH | Apr 29 2018 |
Days Since ATH | 2050 |
All Time Low | $0.513 |
Date for ATL | Oct 23 2017 |
Days Since ATL | 2238 |
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About EOS
One of the key features of EOS is its delegated proof-of-stake consensus mechanism, which allows for faster and more efficient transaction processing. This consensus mechanism is designed to be more energy-efficient and scalable compared to other consensus mechanisms like proof-of-work, which is used by platforms like Bitcoin.
Another important feature of EOS is its support for smart contracts and decentralized applications. Developers can build and deploy their own dApps on the EOS platform, using a variety of programming languages. EOS provides a developer-friendly environment, with a range of tools and resources to help developers get started with building on the platform.
The development of EOS began in 2017, and the platform was officially launched in June 2018. Since its launch, EOS has become one of the most popular blockchain platforms, with a growing number of decentralized applications being built on the platform. The platform has been particularly popular among developers, with its efficient and developer-friendly environment making it an attractive option for those looking to build decentralized applications.
In addition to its technical features, EOS has also attracted attention for its strong community and governance model. The platform has a clear set of rules and processes for decision-making, with community members able to vote on important issues related to the platform's development and governance. This model has been praised for its transparency and decentralization.
Looking to the future, the team at Block.one is continuing to work on updates and improvements to the EOS platform. Some of the key areas of focus for development include improving the scalability of the platform, enhancing its security features, and making it even more developer-friendly. With ongoing development and updates, EOS is poised to continue to be a major player in the blockchain industry.
About EOS Smart Contracts
EOSIO, which is the software that powers the EOS blockchain, includes a smart contract development kit (SDK) called eosio.cdt (C++ Development Toolkit). eosio.cdt is a set of tools and libraries that enable developers to write, build, and deploy smart contracts on the EOS blockchain using the C++ programming language. eosio.cdt includes a number of built-in features and libraries that make it easy to write complex smart contracts, such as on-chain storage, events, and inline actions.
In addition to C++, developers also need to be familiar with the EOS blockchain and its architecture. EOS is a delegated proof-of-stake (DPoS) blockchain that uses a voting system to elect a set of block producers who validate transactions and secure the network. EOS is designed to be highly scalable and developer-friendly, with a number of features and tools to help developers build and deploy smart contracts and applications.
To get started with smart contract development on EOS, developers can use the EOSIO SDK, which provides a number of tools and features to make it easy to build and deploy custom applications and smart contracts on the EOS blockchain. The EOSIO developer portal also provides comprehensive documentation, tutorials, and examples to help developers get started with building on the EOS ecosystem. There are also a number of online communities and resources that can provide additional support and guidance for smart contract development on EOS.
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