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EOS Radio
EOS Radio hosts round table discussion on a wide range of topics for the EOS community. Each week we invite experts in various fields to share their experience and perspective on the most important topics covering all things EOSio related.
Goodbye from us at EOS Radio!
Thank You to everyone who joined us! We had an amazing experience.
EOS Radio is hosted by Ashe Oro and Zane Whitener. We are a free market and community focused team promoting roundtable conversations with top tier community members.
Telegram: https://t.me/EOSRadioLive Telegram: EOS Radio Hot Updates: https://t.me/EOSRadioHotUpdates Twitter: https://twitter.com/EOSRadioLive Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/eosradio Stitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/eos-radio-2 Castbox: https://castbox.fm/ch/2014415 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/5WIeFxrbN3kb1xAVgDDBoS Blubrry: https://www.blubrry.com/eosradio/ Radio Public: https://radiopublic.com/eosradio-8X4pqn YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/eosradiolive iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/ph/podcast/eos-radio/id1455640794
Financial Disclaimer: Anything said on this podcast should NOT be taken as investment advice. We are not giving financial advice in any way. We are exploring the possibilities within the EOSIO software with various community members. Our opinions are free to change at any moment. All comments made in our videos are based on our personal opinion and experience and should NOT be considered investment advice.
Panelists: James Mart | Full Stack Dev Peter Keay | LiquidApps Yves La Rose | EOS Nation Denis Carriere | EOS Nation
4:50 Is EOS the settlement layer of EOSIO? 9:04 What could make EOS more secure as a settlement layer? 13:23 Liquidity on EOS versus other EOSIO chains 16:03 Security concerns of EOS 17:00 Imagining the future structure of EOSIO ecosystem 22:18 Permissioned or Permissionless EOSIO chain as the financial hub? 32:36 James Mart’s plug comes undone 33:00 Designing for best case/worst case scenarios - Stake time voting, 1 token 1 vote 41:14 Odds of another EOSIO fork becoming as liquid as EOS? 53:05 What is Block One using all that RAM for? 56:40 Bitcoin FUD
See you next week!
EOS Radio is hosted by Ashe Oro and Zane Whitener. We are a free market and community focused team promoting roundtable conversations with top tier community members.
Telegram: https://t.me/EOSRadioLive Telegram: EOS Radio Hot Updates: https://t.me/EOSRadioHotUpdates Twitter: https://twitter.com/EOSRadioLive Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/eosradio Stitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/eos-radio-2 Castbox: https://castbox.fm/ch/2014415 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/5WIeFxrbN3kb1xAVgDDBoS Blubrry: https://www.blubrry.com/eosradio/ Radio Public: https://radiopublic.com/eosradio-8X4pqn YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/eosradiolive iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/ph/podcast/eos-radio/id1455640794
Financial Disclaimer: Anything said on this podcast should NOT be taken as investment advice. We are not giving financial advice in any way. We are exploring the possibilities within the EOSIO software with various community members. Our opinions are free to change at any moment. All comments made in our videos are based on our personal opinion and experience and should NOT be considered investment advice.
-Crisis in Venezuela & how crypto can help -Block Producers not voting in referendum -Check out where the EOS Torch is here | EOS Torch -REX Updates | EOS Authority -EOS User Agreement: The final version of the EOS User Agreement | EOS New York -ITAM Games, “Forget free-to-play, this is play-to-earn” -The eosfinex smart contract plugin | eosfinex -Bancor’s new unified wallet is live | Bancor -StrongBlock closes $4MM funding round | AP News -Samsung & HTC are bringing blockchain to the masses | Block Matrix -Built on EOSIO, Platin and proof-of-location | EOSIO
The EOS Echo by EOS New York https://medium.com/@eosnewyork/eos-echo-your-weekly-eos-digest-18-4cc2fd8bbbd0
FamilyEOS donation drive by EOS Venezuela: https://eosvenezuela.io/FamilyEOS.html
EOS Titan Heatmap: https://eostitan.com/heatmap
Check our EOS voting proxy at www.freedomproxy.org
Join our proxy if you like what we stand for!
See you next week!
Show Notes:
Panelists: Stephane Bisson - EOS Nation - @EOS_Nation Daniel Keyes - EOS Nation - @Daniel_Keyes Luke Stokes - eosDAC - @lukestokes Colin T. Crypto - www.colintalkscrypto.com - @ColinTCrypto
Topics Discussed: -Is the Worker Proposal System more aligned with anarcho-capitalism or socialism? -Impressions from the conference -DACs (Decentralized Autonomous Communities) and how to use advanced permissions and multi-signatures to customize and protect project code? -How has the ICO investing landscape changed from 2017 to today? -Conveniences of using EOSIO blockchains. -Edge wallet features and Lynx wallet -Intro to Fio Protocol - “Foundation for interwallet interoperability”. -A different approach to EOS FUD.
Related Links: FreedomProxy: www.FreedomProxy.org Luke Stokes’ EOS Proxy: https://www.alohaeos.com/vote/proxy/lukeeosproxy Colin T Crypto’s EOS Proxy: https://www.alohaeos.com/vote/proxy/colintcrypto FIO: Foundation for Interwallet Operability: https://fio.foundation/ Anarchapulco website: https://anarchapulco.com/
Show Notes: -In depth discussion of The EOS User Agreement written by EOS New York. -Referendum link: https://bloks.io/vote/referendums/eos... -Initial expectations from the initial constitution -How we got to this point in feeling it necessary to need a new set of operating guidelines. -Motivations for writing the EUA -Influences of Dan Larimer’s “intent of code is law” on the EUA proposal. -Important ideas in the EUA that need to be more understood and explained to the community. -Noteable components not necessary in the EUA: referendum, base layer arbitration, voting thresholds -Questioning the necessity of needing 15% threshold to change the governing document. -Voting incentives & pressures active in the interim constitution and how the EUA removes those pressures.
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Related Links: EOS Titan Voting Heatmap: https://eostitan.com/heatmap
Panelists: NAME & Organization
Ashe Oro | FreedomProxy Zane Whitener | FreedomProxy Myles Snider | Aurora EOS Luke Stokes | eosDAC Michael Yeates | eosDAC
Show Notes:
What does DAC and DAO stand for? - Decentralized Autonomous Community (DAC) - Decentralized Autonomous Organization (DAO) - Introductions and how the panelists first became involved in the DAC space. - How DACs can increase transparency, promote accountability and add security - Relating how DACs are like owning "shares" in your community and having an influence based on how many shares you own. - Brainstormed ways how a DAC might not succeed. - Discussed the eosDAC token distribution and if the team would change how the distribution occurred. - Larger future impacts of DACs - Which communities do you see likely to adopt a DAC structure?
Help eosDAC get 15% voter turnout at https://members.eosdac.io/
Show Notes:
- EOS as a store of value or a utility token?
- Importance of crafting a complete referendum proposal
- Reasoning for 15% voter participation for passing a referendum proposal
- Ways to approach handling the eosio.savings fund
- EOS Commons Development Fund proposal
- How to experiment w/ public funds while limiting the downside risks
- Fear of the eosio.savings account being abused
- Pressures for corruption of the eosio.saving fund will increase as the EOS token price goes up.
- Ways to fund community projects including: private investment, BPs allocating funds, EOS New York’s Voluntary Approach to the WPS, bounties funded via inflation with voter support.
- Ideas around voluntary inflation and how beneficial it could be to help reduce the time to market for the projects people want.
- Closing with ideas we think will increase voter turnout.
Related Links:
CDF Referendum Proposal: https://bloks.io/vote/referendums/wps
EOS New York’s Voluntary Approach to the WPS https://medium.com/eos-new-york/a-voluntaristic-approach-to-the-eos-worker-proposal-fund-1b2a94dad20b
Contact Info: Branden Espinoza | StrongBlock - https://twitter.com/brandenespinoza Yves LaRose | EOS Nation - https://twitter.com/YBNormlJapan Mr. DogHouse - Thomas Cox | StrongBlock - https://twitter.com/TBCox Sharif Bouktila | EOS Dublin - https://twitter.com/eosdublin Myles Snider | Aurora EOS - https://twitter.com/myles_snider
Sponsored by FreedomProxy (www.FreedomProxy.org)
- Contributions of each panelist to the EOS Referendum
- Backstory of the referendum design process including early coding struggles, how to read/store the votes and how to display them.
- To control spam proposals using a fee or filtering versus letting all proposals be included.
- Existence of many custom voter interfaces that can display filtered and curated proposals instead of all of them.
- On chain comments attached to your vote.
- Override voting feature: Proxy users can individually vote for yourself on individual ideas while staying proxied.
- Abstaining from a vote while still counting towards the 15% total.
- Suggestion to enforcement to referendums in case BPs don’t execute them. Counterpoint: why change DPOS consensus away from 15/21 Block Producers since we do have the voting influence where we can vote in BPs that do execute the will of token holders and vote out those that don’t execute.
- Potential downvoting of BP feature
- Opinions on using inflation to build community projects. Discussed the idea of using smaller committees to guide voter approved projects.
- Asked for more voter proxies and BPs to publicly vote and take stances.
- Opinion polling capability by using the “Type” field to allow for simple sorting.
- The importance of creating high quality referendum proposals. - - - There is no official way to craft a referendum, but Ballotcraft is one guide to assist with it
Contact Info: Josh Kauffman - EOS Canada https://twitter.com/EOS_Canada Matthieu Vachon - EOS Canada https://twitter.com/EOS_Canada Daniel Keyes - EOS Nation https://twitter.com/daniel_keyes Rohan Abraham - EOS Authority https://twitter.com/eosauthority
Related Links:
Answers to Every Question You Have About the EOS Referendum Contract: https://www.eoscanada.com/en/answers-to-every-question-you-have-about-the-eos-referendum-contract
BallotCraft: https://eos-forum.org/#/e/eos/3905653284/DOWNLOAD:_EOS_BallotCraft_Guide:_Best_Practices_for_Writing_Referendum_Proposals
Places you can vote & see referendum proposals: Bloks.io: https://bloks.io/vote/referendums EOS Authority site: https://eosauthority.com/polls EOS Titan site: https://eostitan.com/proposals
Topics Discussed: - Referendum voting details and wallet integration to assist with referendum voting. - DPOS is the governance mechanism and the voter referendum is the signalling mechanism. - Strict constitution interpretations versus being more relaxed in current rule sets and being business friendly. - Vote Buying - Ideas on who a Block Producer should be and how the expectations for a Block Producer is shifting over time. - Airdrop distribution variations: Genesis block snapshot vs. Current snapshot only vs. Hybrid snapshots vs. targeted and engagement based reward drops. - Competition between EOSIO blockchains. - Ideas on what we think will help increase the value and price of the EOS token.
Contact Info: Yves LaRose (EOS Nation) - https://twitter.com/YBNormlJapan Myles Snider (Aurora EOS) - https://twitter.com/myles_snider