OKEx, a digital asset exchange many of you are familiar with, recently launched a block producer voting program for their clients. This initiative will allow the OKEx clients, who hold EOS within their

Intro Greymass is an organization built to facilitate the growth of distributed ledger technologies and the infrastructure that powers them. Our work includes acting as network validators, active participation

Intro 2019 has been an exciting year for the entire EOS community. It’s hard to believe that we’re already approaching one full year since mainnet launch! We’ve been heads-down in work mode on a number

Since the genesis of the EOS blockchain, Greymass has dedicated significant efforts to building upon and improving our open-source desktop wallet, eos-voter (commonly referred to as "Greymass

Within EOSIO chains today, and even across the greater DPoS spectrum, it is common practice for the system to dedicate a portion of its economic rewards to a fund earmarked for improvements. This is typically

This past Thursday, we voted in favor of step one of the “ forumretire ” proposal by EOS Nation. This proposal has since been approved in a 15/21 BP vote. In this post, we’d like to offer a short background

Today, we’d like to voice our support for the tokenauction referendum proposal by EOS New York. Should this issue be put to a 15/21 BP approval vote, we plan to vote in favor of the approval. As part of

In recent weeks, the EOS community has been engaged in a number of conversations around topics related to the inflation of the EOS token supply. We believe these to be important discussions, as inflation

The state of History API nodes on the EOS network is a growing concern. While we are all exploring long-term solutions, such as our recent sponsorship of the development of a new History Plugin, in the

Over the past few weeks we have released a number of updates for eos-voter (0.6.x), which enabled support for Ledger devices. We still haven't even official announced these releases (we're still fixing

Take a moment to think about your favorite EOS apps. Do you know which networks power them? Which API nodes they connect to? Don't feel bad if you don't — after all, API nodes aren’t really a hot topic.

Today we released a small upgrade to the eos-voter tool, featuring many bug fixes and a new interface to browse and select a BP Voting Proxy (based on the work by AlohaEOS and their regproxyinfo contract).

In collaboration with the great teams and Block Producers Aloha EOS and EOS Titan, we recently launched the EOS Mechanics initiative in an effort to research how transactions affect the performance of

Yesterday we released 0.5.0 of our eos-voter tool which is slowly reaching a fully featured wallet. This post will outline the changes in the last two versions, some brief information about what this

As of EOSIO release 1.1.0 (notably almost a month ago), support was added to "greylist" accounts. [nodeos] Support for greylisting accounts, preventing access to the unclaimed resources in an

There is a long road ahead of us on EOS with both developing and enforcing Block Producer standards. However, one improvement that many of us can agree on right now, is that it's time we all started putting

Currently the discussion involving any sort of on-chain governance/referendum system is focused on the Smart Contract and the User Interfaces aspects of the project alone. Ultimately while this approach

This release features a number of "quality of life" improvements in addition to a few core EOS protocol integrations that have been in high demand. These new features include: Multiple Accounts:

Abstract In this post, we address the EOS RAM issue by outlining a design where we enable a user to have persistent data, but do not guarantee the liveness of that data (e.g. the ability to quickly read

While hardware wallet (trezor and ledger) integrations are underway by a number of groups, we decided to take this opportunity to tackle secure signing from a more simple angle: a cold/watch wallet