LONDON (Bywire News) – In the spring of 2022, the EOS blockchain platform saw a number of significant events take place. One of the most notable was the publication of a Wired news article that accused the company behind EOS, Block.one, of mismanaging the technology and its community-raised ICO funds. In addition to this, a coalition of Telos, WAX, and UX Network joined forces with EOS to take over the development of the EOSIO protocol core code, committing a combined annual budget of $8 million for core development and developer outreach in 2022. EOS also announced the Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM), a development environment that will bring Ethereum’s capabilities to the EOS blockchain.
Overall, the spring of 2022 was a busy and eventful period for EOS.
April 1 – Cointelegraph
The blockchain-based social media platform APPICS has recently launched its mainnet and is now publicly available on both the iOS AppStore and Google Playstore. APPICS is a blockchain company based out of Switzerland, and is built on the Telos (TLOS) blockchain powered by EOSIO. This blockchain is noted for its speed and green energy usage, using only 0.000001 kWh per transaction.
The APPICS app is designed to alter the way the world perceives social media, allowing creators to get rewarded with cryptocurrency directly from the content and engagement they create. The platform is also looking to expand its services into the NFT space and launch a play-to-earn game. To celebrate the public launch of the APPICS app, there will be a virtual launch party in the metaverse.
The event will take place on April 3 in Decentraland (parcel 66/-48). With the launch of APPICS, EOSIO is now being used as a primary blockchain for powering a variety of decentralized applications. This is a huge step forward for EOSIO and a testament to the blockchain’s ability to provide a secure and efficient platform for developers.
April 1 – Cointelegraph
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