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EOS blockchain, that launched on June 14 after the 340-day ICO, will naturally face many problems as it grows up. "Ethereum Killer" guarantees zero commissions and high scalability, which will allow thousands of decentralized applications (dApp) to co-exist on the platform. According to these indicators EOS wins from its overloaded, expensive and slow ancestor. However, the developers of the first dApps on EOS are concerned about another question: if Ethereum is expensive for application users (any action inside the game or another dApp is ... Read more about " Why dApp on EOS is not profitable for developers? (Part 1) " on coinatory.com

On August 8th 2018, RISE announced the release of their TypeScript core in version 1.1.1 to mainnet with innovative improvement to the DPOS blockchain technology. RISE is a platform for the development of DAPPs in popular web programming languages, powered by a community-driven Delegated Proof of Stake (DPoS) blockchain. Read the technical overview here. In this latest core blockchain release, RISE has become a more desirable platform to build DAPPs on due to several features: Transactions Per Second - RISE core is now capable of ... Read more about " RISE v1.1.1 of DPOS Blockchain Technology Makes Groundbreaking Advancements " on coinatory.com

Rise (RISE) is a DPOS (Delegated proof of Stake) coin which aims to enable developers to create dApps, smart contracts, as well as becoming a decentralized mobile application platform combined with an incubator service to rival centralized systems. The Rise platform has a user-friendly web interface, making it accessible from any device such as computers and Smartphones. The Delegated Proof of Stake algorithm that Rise coin uses allows every user on the platform to be able to vote in a delegate. There are only 101 delegates on the Rise ... Read more about " What is Rise Coin (RISE)? " on coinatory.com

At night of June 2, 2018, one of the longest and most expensive ICOs in the history of the cryptocurrency was completed. The EOS project, positioned as the nearest competitor to the Ethereum, completed the last 350th round of the sale of the tokens and simultaneously published the first version of the full EOSIO v1.0 wallet for its blockchain, which will be launched in the nearest future. EOS was founded in 2017 by a team of developers led by Dan Larimer, the creator of existing projects: the Bitshares crypto asset platform and the Steemit ... Read more about " EOS: ICO completed " on coinatory.com