From Coindesk
You may have missed it, but over the weekend, transactions on the live EOS blockchain came to a complete – yet temporary – halt.
Coming less than 48 hours after the much-anticipated blockchain network went live, the announcement kicked off a social firestorm (not to mention a reported 5 percent drop in the value of the network's cryptocurrency).
Some background: the EOS launch, reported last week by CoinDesk, came at the end of a topsy-turvy period illustrated by last-minute code tweaks, an elaborate election of entities tasked with creating the network's transaction blocks, and, of course, the $4 billion EOS token sale.
So, it came as a surprise to some that the network would run into enough trouble that it triggered a failsafe network freeze. And unsurprisingly, critics of EOS were quick to pounce.
Something tells me @ned is enjoying some schadenfreude at @dantheman's expense over the launch and amount of bugs with EOS. Block.one's launch of their highly anticipated EOS has been anything but smooth.
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Good relationships are not built on lack of conflict, but on how well you resolve conflict. Let's see how initial problems are tackled.
Compare the launch to the #TRX Tron Main Net. Not a peep on that side. Everything purring and running as smooth as can be.
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