Controversy is always looming around the corner in the cryptocurrency industry. A lot of shady deals are going on, although not all of them will have any lasting effect. In the EOS ecosystem, various proxies have been approached by third parties looking to gain control over their “votes” and to create value. It is a very problematic turn of events, although one that might not cause any problems as of yet. The EOS Proxies are Popular It is evident every cryptocurrency network has nodes or members which depict a certain degree of network value. As far as EOS is concerned,
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In the cryptocurrency world, stealing funds is nothing new under the sun whatsoever. While most of these thefts involve hacking exchanges or scamming users, it seems the recent $7.7m worth of EOS theft is a bit different. An internal mishap involving the 21 block producers has caused a very unfortunate incident to materialize. The $7.7m EOS Theft Explained A few days ago, the EOS community was made aware of an issue which would see a major account compromised. While the owner and the hacker remain unclear at this point, the account contained several million dollars worth of EOS. It is 
The EOS mainnet is less than a week old but already the much-vaunted blockchain has ran into a spate of issues ranging from the minor to the critical. Teething problems with new blockchains are to be expected, but the numeracy of these, coupled with a series of other anomalies, have had EOS critics scratching their […]