Fantom (FTM) has kept its promise of improving storage space in its protocol to handle scalability problems experienced by developers.
Likewise, in a move to enhance user experience, the EOS Foundation has launched the Antelope Leap v4.0.0.
Meanwhile, investors continue flocking to the Sparklo presale, which analysts claim is the next big investment.
Fantom (FTM) Efforts to Curb Scalability Issues on the Platform
Fantom(FTM) has been focusing on scalability issues faced by developers. Recently, Fantom(FTM) announced an upgrade on its blockchain by building a new storage system.
On April 25th, the Fantom Foundation CEO Michael Kong announced that they have built and tested a new Fantom virtual Machine against the Mainnet data. Based on the results, they believe the platform will be able to handle scalability issues, without sacrificing security and performance.
The Fantom(FTM) coin was launched in 2018 with holders being able to stake their coins and earn FTM tokens in return.
With the Fantom (FTM) tokens, community members
● Can pay transaction fees
● Can send and receive payments
● Are eligible to participate in the voting process, among others.
EOS(EOS) Releases Antelope Leap v4.0.0
EOS(EOS) is an open-source blockchain launched in 2018 to support large-scale decentralized applications(dApps). The EOS(EOS) blockchain reward system is a 3% inflationary coin with unlimited maximum supply.
On April 25th, EOS(EOS) anno
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