EOS general chat was in a hangover today - not surprising after the party with Dan the last two days (part 1 and part 2).
Much of EOS general reverted back to the usual token registration questions. One user enjoyed a popular EOS token YouTube video:
Dan stopped by once to deliver this:
Community developer Michael Yeates responded to a decentralized eBay idea for EOS:
Mr. Hobbes provided a thorough response about the EOS ICO and why U.S. citizens aren't allowed to participate:
Cody asked about block.one "recycling" Eth to pump EOS price - a negative claim alleging block.one could sell Eth from a previous distribution round to buy EOS during the current round, raising the EOS token price. User devon offered an interesting response:
Cody asked the same question back on October 15, 2017 and Dan himself responded:
Back to today:
Scott T helped a newcomer learn by posting the EOS introduction video from May 2017:
Over in EOS Developers the topic of EOSIO Storage came up:
Bart of block.one was summoned:
Michael Yeates then revealed the project he hinted at in EOS general:
Bart mentioned when developers can expect to test token delegation:
Finally, EOS BlockPros discussed large companies becoming interested in EOS block producing:
And Ian Grigg of block.one helped clarify for BPs what could be possible in the EOSIO constitution:
