On Monday, Block.one, editor of the Blockchain EOSIO protocol, announced that EOS developer Block.one secured investments with PayPal co-founder Peter Thiel and Bitmain founder Jihan Wu.
On Monday, Block.one, editor of the Blockchain EOSIO protocol, announced that EOS developer Block.one secured investments with PayPal co-founder Peter Thiel and Bitmain founder Jihan Wu.
Earlier this month, Block.one raised the grand total of $ 4 billion in the sale of its token, as well as targeting Michael Alexander, the former CEO of Jefferies Asia, as the new manager of its investment program. money.
In addition, recently, the company's board of directors appointed Rob Jesudason, former chief financial officer of the Commonwealth Bank of Australia (CBA), as its new chief operating officer (COO).
It is necessary to clarify that this news arrives in a controversial stage for EOS, because after a failure the tokens of several clients were frozen without previous authorization of the users; this is due to the constitution that EOS possessed, which gave him the right to make decisions in moments of emergency to the board of block developers.
It seems that the co-founder of EOS, Daniel Larimer, proposed to amend his constitution; initially, the proposed new governance model will be limited to only ' code corrections '. And although the announcement may come as a surprise to many, it is an issue that is being taken quite seriously in the face of the company's scenario.