Tags: EOS

Eager to shake off its past, EOS has rebranded to "Vaulta," with traders speculating on the future of the network‘s underlying token.

Tether halts USDT minting on EOS and Algorand to prioritize support for community-driven blockchains.

History has a habit of repeating itself. As Bitcoin surges again, OGs of the crypto space are resurfacing. Can they hold onto the spotlight?

Crypto game Upland is gearing up to debut its Sparklet token, and will reward users via in-game missions and social media engagement.

A ‘Web2‘ action game previously released via Steam and console systems will be the first tradable digital PC title on Ultra.

Tokyo-based digital payments firm PassPay has announced a strategic alliance with EOS Network Foundation (ENF), the lead developer of EOS Network. The agreement will see the two entities explore the development of new financial products that make use of blockchain technology. The announcement arrives at a time when EOS Network is enjoying a new lease of life, aided by enhancements to its EVM that have made it easier for DeFi developers to build on EOS.

EOS EVM, the Ethereum-compatible version of the EOS network, has just had a major upgrade. v0.6.0 of the protocol comes bearing a raft of new features and improvements that will make the network more developer friendly. The main attraction is support for USDT, the ERC20 version of which can now be trustlessly bridged onto EOS EVM.

The foundation aims to inspire other networks to implement climate positive strategies, thereby creating a sustainable digital economy.

Crypto’s environmental credentials have been bolstered with the news that the EOS Network Foundation is leading a campaign to transform EOS into a green blockchain. Not content with being carbon neutral, the chain will go a step further to become ‘climate positive.’ This will be a first for a crypto network and is sure to spark debate in an industry whose power consumption is frequently under the spotlight.

Crypto’s environmental credentials have been bolstered with the news that the EOS Network Foundation is leading a campaign to transform EOS into a green blockchain. Not content with being carbon neutral, the chain will go a step further to become ‘climate positive.’ This will be a first for a crypto network and is sure to spark debate in an industry whose power consumption is frequently under the spotlight.

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The EOS Network Foundation has called on plaintiffs to drop the $22 million settlement with Block.one weeks after initiating a new class action.

Block.one owes much more to EOS investors than just $22 million after the $4-billion ICO, EOS Network Foundation CEO Yves La Rose believes.

The EOS Network Foundation is forging ahead with a milestone legal challenge against former EOS developer Block.one, which it accuses of failing to uphold a promise to invest $1 billion in the project. 

Potential plaintiffs in the new lawsuit by ENF may need to opt out of other suits against Block.one to be eligible to participate.

SOL, AVAX, FIL and EOS price are beginning to look attractive, especially if Bitcoin opens the week with a renewed attack on the $31,000 level.

The EOS network has turned five.

After setting the record for having the largest initial coin offering in history, the EOS network suffered various setbacks, including fines and allegations of market manipulation.

BTC and stocks look to rally after US lawmakers potentially reach a deal on the debt ceiling.

EOS Network Foundation CEO Yves La Rose said that this new development represents the firm‘s commitment to building a multi-chain future.

EOS Network is set to release the beta version of its EVM mainnet. The protocol has also secured $45 million in funding from DWF Labs.