When residents of the “most livable city in the world” began using blockchain, a market as big as the ocean was opened. When you hear of Vienna, what comes to mind? The beautiful Princess Sissi, the majestic Schönbrunn Palace, and…
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The Vision of Cyber Republic as explained by Su Yipeng
Hello Elastos community partners. I am Yipeng Su, Chief Architect of Elastos and one of three Cyber Republic interim council members. Today’s presentation will have two parts. The first part will be about what the CR is and what the…
Weekly Report – Jan 14th 2018
New Cyber Republic forums have been launched: https://forum.cyberrepublic.org/ Intro Happy New Year! The Cyber Republic finished with a bang in 2018, and 2019 is upon us. The day after Christmas, an announcement describing a new structure for suggestions, voting,…
Weekly Report – Dec 24th 2018
Intro Welcome to the last CR update of the calendar year. The Weekly Updates will be taking a break next week for the holidays and pick back up January 2019. This year has been an amazing one. The Cyber Republic…
Weekly Report – Dec 17th 2018
Elastos Ledger Nano is near! By “Coranos2” Intro Welcome to another weekly update dedicated to the Cyber Republic ecosystem. Five new CRcles have been added to the Cyber Republic in a new category for Developers. These CRcles are: Devops, Front…
Launch Your Elastos Carrier Node In 8 Simple Steps (Mac Tutorial)
Today, I’m going to teach you how to launch your very own Elastos Carrier node on your personal Mac machine at home. You will be utilizing the Elastos Carrier Network for end to end encrypted, peer to peer (P2P) communications to your friends and family. Yes, that’s right,…
Weekly Report – Dec 10th 2018
Shirt by CR Community member and Design CRcle, Martin Knight Intro We have a packed update this week with many highlights to share, from the second half of the merged-mining article to the accomplishment of a major DMA milestone to…
Elastos In A Nutshell – A Layman’s Perspective: Merged Mining Part 2/2
Introductory Video Part one of this article can be found here. What Is Merged-Mining? The Elastos blockchain will be secured by a process called ‘merged-mining.’ In general, merged-mining is a method of leveraging the work done on one blockchain to…
Weekly Report – Dec 3rd 2018
Graphic by Kenneth Kao Intro Elastos was born in both the US and China; the Cyber Republic has always been an international community. In this issue we want to remind the community that progress is being made all…
Elastos In A Nutshell – A Layman’s Perspective: Merged Mining Part 1/2
Introductory Video Overview Elastos employs a dual consensus mechanism to secure and update its blockchain. The main component of its consensus mechanism is called merged-mining (AuxPoW), though it uses a secondary component called Delegated Proof of Stake (DPoS) as well.…