EOS is currently trading at $2.53 after a significant slip today from a high of $2.61 to $2.49. Trading volume is increasing in the past 24 hours, indicating the bearish move is strong. Year-to-date, the digital asset is down around 47%. EOS has been underperforming for the past year, losing $2.6 billion in market capitalization. In comparison to major coins like BTC...
The fluctuation in EOS price continues. Despite the big news of a partnership with Google, the EOS/USD price has gained only 8.85% in the last 7 days. At the time of writing this article on October 10, 2020, the EOS/USD price is sitting at...
On the 6th of October, Block.one announced the partnership between Google Cloud and its EOS network. As a hyperscale cloud and infrastructure provider, Google Cloud seeks to join the EOS network as a block producer. It is also pertinent to note that the EOS network is built on the EOSIO blockchain protocol, which was created by Block.one. About block producers The EOS blockchain...
Yesterday, Block.one, the creator of the EOS blockchain announced a huge collaboration with Google Cloud which will help developers to build new applications on EOS. The official announcement by Google stated: Google Cloud has partnered with Block.one and will become a block producer candidate to provide infrastructure in support of the EOS network, which is built on the EOSIO blockchain protocol published by...
7th October 2020, Limassol, Cyprus - Leading cryptocurrency sportsbook and casino 1xBit has announced its support for EOS transactions, enabling its users to take advantage of the cheaper, faster transactions offered by the...
Google Cloud will soon serve as an EOS block producer, according to a recent statement from EOS parent company Block.one. How Will Google Serve EOS? Allen Day, a developer...
The DeFi world is growing from day to day. Ethereum is the leading blockchain when it comes to the amount of developers, DApps, and users. But DeFI is also growing on other blockchains, which have the privilege of picking successful concepts from Ethereum and implementing them for their own ecosystems. Most blockchain applications have an open source code, making it easier to build...
EOS is a relatively new smart contract supporting blockchain. It focuses on a user friendly experience and is relatively fast. On Blocktivity, a website measuring activity on blockchains, EOS had been on the first place for a long time. Setting up the EOS account...
Cryptocurrencies can be especially difficult to comprehend, particularly when it comes to understanding their fluctuating value. But the bigger question has always been, what exactly do you use them for? To this very day, society at large still finds very few uses for digital currencies, despite the best intentions of the companies and founders behind such innovations. However, in 2020, there is certainly...
Most of the current developments in DeFi are happening on Ethereum. But recent days have shown us that the blockchain can quickly reach its limit! The gas has dropped a bit since reaching all time highs, but the danger of high network fees are looming over the platform like a...
Cryptocurrency interest accounts and lending programs are all the rage in the blockchain space right now. Replacing greedy intermediaries, these companies enable interest-bearing cryptocurrency accounts and low-fee lending that utilizes cryptocurrency as collateral....
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