It's About Blockchain

The Ethereum DApp development environment is not yet mature, which limits the further development of DApps. Blockchain API company dfuse analyzed the current development thresholds and limitations of DApps, and proposed solutions and optimization ideas for dfuse. Original title: "What are the main problems of developing dapp on Ethereum"  Author: dfuse Decentralized applications (dapp) are widely considered to bring disruptive innovations to fields such as banking (DeFi) and gaming. However, even the most innovative solutions will not be recognized if they fail to meet consumer expectations. Consumers need a smooth and mature user experience, and achieving this goal is another major challenge for Ethereum dapp developers. This article will outline a typical dapp architecture and point out some inherent limitations of today's standard Ethereum stack. It is these limitations that make it difficult for developers to create a convincing user experience. Next, we will introduc...

June 25, 2020, is an extremely encouraging and meaningful day for LiquidApps. On this day, the Block.one #BuiltOnEOSIO column interviewed LiquidApps CEO Beni Hakak and published the article "Using LiquidApps to Extend Decentralized Applications". BuiltOnEOSIO is a regularly updated column of Block.one, which mainly introduces some excellent projects to build innovative applications on EOSIO. As a high-quality project on EOSIO, being able to accept the interview with #BuiltOnEOSIO represents the affirmation of LqiuidApps by EOSIO official Block.one, and also proves the community's recognition and support for LiquidApps' contribution to the EOS community. In this interview, "the scalability of decentralized applications" became the key word. To be recognized by EOS parent company Block.one, what kind of team is LiquidApps, and what efforts have we made in terms of the scalability of decentralized applications? Let's review the exciting content of this inte...

Foreword: The DApp Ecological Week rankings are produced by the world's leading DApp data service platform DAppTotal, which aims to summarize the current data status of the DApp ecosystem and help practitioners gain a glimpse of DApps  The status quo of ecological development. This list spans ETH, EOS, TRON, IOST  The four public chains present data from the three dimensions of active users on the 7th, transaction volume on the 7th, and transaction volume on the 7th, and rank with the number of users as the core dimension. At the time of data collection, there were 3,230 DApps on the four major public chains: 2,170 ETH, 563 EOS, 474 TRON, IOST  23 pieces. Overall, in the past week, a comprehensive comparison of the DApp ecosystems of the four major public chains of ETH, EOS, TRON, and IOST found that: Total number of users (a): EOS(152,963)> ETH(98,813)> TRON(79,467)> IOST(15,929); Total number of transactions (transactions): EOS(29,280,520)> TRON(4,895,991)...