Founder of the EOS blockchain company Block.one and investor Brendan Blamer said that the first tests of the decentralized blockchain management platform EdenOS were successful.
EdenOS can be thought of as a blockchain enthusiast interaction management system that provides an easy and efficient way to coordinate work and manage change at the blockchain level. This is the first such system to use the principle of fractal democratic governance.
The system will use the EOS.IO platform to conduct transactions, as well as the EOS cryptocurrency if payments need to be integrated. EdenOS uses a smart contract architecture based on Eosio 2.0.
Blamer stressed that EdenOS is a “new and exciting” innovation for developers and the community. The system should open up new opportunities in the field of decentralized governance. An alpha version of the testnet for EdenOS was deployed about ten days ago, after which the process of inviting participants began, and on May 13, the first elections were held.
At the beginning of the year, one of the founders of the company, Daniel Larimer, left Block.one. According to him, “censorship in the company has gotten out of control” and now he will independently “create a censorship-free market.”
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