“If you have large dollar values and you're hoping for any kind of return on them, that's faded,” said CEO Michael Saylor. “Gold, silver and bitcoin are showing strength.”
Block.one has issued its own set of criteria to use when voting for EOS block producers, perhaps controversially including where they are based.
The plaintiffs – a crypto fund and an individual investor – are seeking compensatory damages from Block.one and other defendants.
Block.one says the time is right for it to take an active role in the EOS community voting for block producers.
EOS creator Block.one has acquired the team behind once-prominent block producer EOS New York, which has now entirely ceased operations.
Buying votes is a big no-no in traditional democracies, but on the world’s eighth-largest blockchain it’s become an accepted way of doing business.
In a departure from earlier announcements, the company now says its Facebook rival, Voice, "will be run on a purpose-made EOSIO blockchain."
EOS VC is looking for "world-conquerors and local heroes" for its new grants program.
Mike Casey wades into the thorny issue of the U.S. government settlement struck with blockchain startup Block.one over its EOS ICO.
Block.One will pay $24 million after settling charges that it operated an unregistered securities sale with its $4.1 billion EOS raise.
Block.One, the software company behind the EOS blockchain, will expand its U.S. footprint with a new headquarters in Arlington County, Va.
Early supporters of EOS, the world's seventh-largest blockchain by market cap, are leaving. Here's why.
Blockchain solution provider Block.One paid $30 million for Voice.com.
Block.one is buying back more equity from early investors. Some – but not the most famous ones – made 6,500 percent on the last buyback.
Details are emerging about Block.one's new social platform, Voice. Here's what we know so far.