ECOSYSTEM SCORE
ECOSYSTEM SCORE
The score reflects the overall worthiness of the blockchain's ecosystem, as determined by regular monitoring and collective reviewing of the ecosystem.
ECOSYSTEM SCORE
ALERTS
REVIEW NOTES
Protocol review done on January 09, 2023.
Protocol review done on December 26, 2022.
Protocol review done on December 13, 2022.
Protocol review done on November 30, 2022.
Ecosystem Score Updated due to increase in Grant Program Score.
Grants Score Updated due to updates in Available Grant
Protocol review done on November 10, 2022.
Protocol review done on October 21, 2022
Protocol Support score has increased as Email,chat and ticketing system has added
Documentation score increased as skeleton node, node validator is available
Foundation Tools score is increased as Flutter SDK is added.
PERFORMANCE
PERFORMANCE
The score depicts the network's performance rating based on metrics like avg TPS, nodes, gas fees, and uptime.
PERFORMANCE
187 nodes
2,014 ms
1,131 ms
N/A
100%
PERFORMANCE MATRIX | VALUE | MONITORED AT |
---|---|---|
Node Count | 187 nodes | |
Reddit Total Members Online | 798 members | |
Reddit Total Members | 97,700 members | |
Discord Total Subscribers Online | 526 subscribers | |
Discord Total Subscribers | 12,661 subscribers | |
Telegram Err | 0 err | |
Telegram Ppm | 0 ppm | |
Telegram Views Per Post | 0 views | |
Telegram Total Subscribers Online | 626 subscribers | |
Telegram Total Subscribers | 10,454 subscribers | |
Uptime Percentage | 100% |
FOUNDATION TOOLS
FOUNDATION TOOLS
The score represents the development support the protocol offers to developers in terms of tools and resources.
FOUNDATION TOOLS
DOCUMENTATION
DOCUMENTATION
he score is derived by considering the documentation support offered by the protocol to help developers better understand the protocol's ecosystem.
DOCUMENTATION
Exists
Exists
Exists
Exists
GRANT PROGRAM
GRANT PROGRAM
The score reflects the protocol's progressiveness in allocating funds to support the developers who are building on top of the blockchain.
GRANT PROGRAM
$4.1B
N/A
ADD-ONS
ADD-ONS
The score reflects how equipped is the protocol's ecosystem with add-on tools like code editors, IDEs and security
auditing tools.
ADD-ONS
THIRD PARTY SERVICES
THIRD PARTY SERVICES
The score reflects the protocol's ability to provide third-party services such as Oracle integration, API management, and cloud services.
THIRD PARTY SERVICES
PROTOCOL SUPPORT
PROTOCOL SUPPORT
It reflects how well the protocol's support system works in terms of communication tools, DAO rating, development community size, and stack exchange, among other things.
PROTOCOL SUPPORT
ADOPTION
ADOPTION
It indicates how widely the protocol has been adopted in the industry, taking into account aspects such as the
number of developers that are using it and the number of transactional values.
ADOPTION
3,675
119
N/A
COMMUNITY
COMMUNITY
The score depicts the protocol's overall responsiveness toward its members in online communities like Discord,
Telegram, Slack, Linkedin, etc.
COMMUNITY
Overview
EOS is a blockchain platform for creating decentralized industrial applications. It has a strong underlying infrastructure supporting core functionality that allows businesses to build hassle-free secure blockchain-based applications.
EOS' main purpose is to create a user- and business-friendly tool for constructing decentralized apps (dApps), while also overcoming the constraints of current blockchain platforms like Ethereum. Scalability is one of the most fundamental barriers to the broad adoption of blockchain technology.
The present rate of transactions feasible with Ethereum, for example, is extremely low. Furthermore, users must pay the Gas fees in order to utilize any of the platform's dApps. This is useless because users will refuse to use a system that requires them to pay a transaction fee at each stage. EOS employs a number of techniques to keep its applications free for users.
Characteristics of EOS
EOS promises to host thousands of commercial-scale DApps without encountering performance issues because of parallel processing and asynchronous communication across the network.
Separate modules involved in dApp operation boost efficiency even more. For example, the authentication phase is carried out separately from the execution operation.
EOS's core usability features are a web toolkit for interface construction, self-describing interfaces, database schemas, and a declarative permission mechanism. These things make it easier for developers to create and maintain apps.
Founders
Brenden Blumer
Brendan Blumer (born August 8, 1986) is an entrepreneur, CEO, and investor from the United States. He is the founder and CEO of Block.one, a technology firm that develops the EOS distributed ledger platform. He currently resides in Hong Kong.
Main components of EOS Core
The EOSIO Core is made up of several primary components that help create the groundwork for the EOSIO ecosystem:
- EOS Virtual Machine (EOS VM)
- EOSIO System Smart Contracts
- EOSIO Contract Development Toolkit (EOS.CDT)
- Nodeos Core Daemon
- Keosd Key Manager
- Cleos Command Line Interface (CLI)
The EOS Virtual Machine (EOS VM) is a purpose-built, high-performance blockchain WebAssembly implementation for executing smart contracts within the EOS ecosystem.
The blockchain protocol's foundation relies heavily on EOS' smart contracts mechanism. The fundamental behavior of an EOSIO blockchain can be altered to fit a range of business use-case requirements without requiring core software changes because smart system contracts have access to privileged capabilities.
The EOSIO Contract Development Toolkit (EOS.CDT) is an LLVM-based ToolChain for compiling and optimizing smart contracts on the EOSIO platform. Providing standard library implementations for the C and C++ programming languages provides a more reliable framework for developers to declare their smart contract structure and accompanying data structures.
Nodeos is the main service daemon that runs nodes on the EOSIO network (and can be configured via various plugins).
Keosd is a key management daemon that can sign digital messages like transactions and is included with the EOSIO blockchain to make it easier to build. Its purpose is to provide secure key storage in a locally encrypted wallet file.
Cleos provides a command-line interface (CLI) and specific developer tools to make connecting to EOS blockchains easy for software engineers. The CLI allows you to read data from the blockchain's history, send new transactions, and test and deploy smart contracts.
Consensus mechanism of EOS
Delegated proof of stake, or DPoS, is EOS' consensus technique. In DPoS, the person who possesses the coins does not have the ability to validate transactions, but he or she can vote on who should. It's akin to the democratic process. 'Block producers' are the individuals for whom you can vote. They are the ones that are in charge of verifying transactions and receiving incentives. The network's security is managed by a total of 21 block makers.
Scalability of EOS
EOS has a transaction rate of over 10,000 transactions per second. EOS allows for inter-blockchain communication, leading to the construction of a new EOS blockchain with increased transaction capacity. If EOS raises the benchmark and scales to more than a million transactions per second, it will become the most scalable blockchain capable of handling any real-world application.
Use cases
EOS has been well received by the blockchain community. The platform has already spawned a slew of applications.
All_ebt Food Stamps
All_ebt creates an EBT virtual card based on the EOS blockchain technology, with the goal of assisting low-income communities with challenges such as financial inclusion and access to healthy food. Food Stamps support over 45 percent of the population in Puerto Rico, including families, women with young children, the elderly, and the disabled (22 percent in the U.S.). However, because food stamps do not work online, they have been separated and excluded from the digital economy.
Ubuntu Energy Ledger
On the EOS blockchain, the Ubuntu Energy Ledger is a renewable energy marketplace. By 2030, the proposal seeks to offer Africa cost-effective renewable energy and power to 4 billion households. Microloans and investors are critical to the community's ability to fund small enterprises, and people's houses, and put Africa on the path to green energy.