Block.one to participate in EOS voting – Bane or Boon?
EOS creator Block.one announced their plans to participate in the voting. Since it is an active minority voting member. It will be using its stash of 10% of the initial supply of EOS tokens to vote for the block producers.Source
Block.one mentioned on their website, “As a recipient of 10% of the initial EOS token allocation, Block.one recognizes its responsibility to participate as an active minority voting member.” The organization further explains in the blog post, “As such, our approach has been carefully considered, and Block.one will soon begin allocating votes to block producers that share the core values necessary to maximize the integrity and potential of the EOS public blockchain network.”
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