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Dan Larimer
EOS Creator Dan Larimer Is Back
The EOS community is looking to right itself by renewing tech ties with the network's OG developer Dan Larimer, who has engineered a "Mandel" hard fork from EOS' now-estranged mother company, Block.one. Block.one conducted EOS's $4 billion token sale in 2017. Larimer quit Block.one last January. "The Hash" hosts discuss the implications for Mandel's release and Larimer's return. Could this spark an EOS renaissance?
EOS Creator Dan Larimer Is Back
After the developer left Block.one last year, the network’s new stewards are hoping to spark an EOS renaissance.
The Upside of a Gensler-Led Crackdown
Crypto players are expecting more aggressive regulation from the SEC. That has some potential benefits.
The Bear Case for Bullish Is Spelled E-O-S
Bullish is a proposed crypto exchange seeking a $9 billion SPAC debut. Its design could benefit the founders at the expense of users.
Dan Larimer’s Departure Brings EOS Disappointments to the Fore
Every company is eyeing bitcoin, including the one that launched EOS.
Dan Larimer Announces Departure From EOS Builder Block.One
Dan Larimer has left Block.one, the company that raised $4 billion to build the software behind the EOS blockchain.
Fed Up and Forking: Rival EOS Blockchains Are Becoming a Reality
EOS' launch has been fraught with controversy. Some users are fed up, and they're forking the protocol to give the network a better shot.
Block.One Is Taking a Bigger Role With EOS (And That's a Big Deal)
When the company that created EOS starts voting for validators, there will be little chance of winning a spot without earning its support.
Inside the Sprawling (Ongoing) Vote That Will Decide When EOS Launches
At a vote of the coalition launching EOS last night, process troubles and a visit by the software's creator seemed to cause the latest delay.
EOS: Unpacking the Big Promises Behind a Possible Blockchain Contender
Dan Larimer says his new project has an infinitely scalable blockchain, but skeptics doubt the controversial figure's ability to pull it off.
