Happy to report 
https://github.com/greymass/eos-voter/releases It's already allowing SAFE vessel style Block Producer Voting & even token staking and transfers as soon as the 15% consensus is reached and the blocks can start being produced, but for now they are still frozen, which is great because it is all planned out this way, and it's sad people distort this "news" about the tokens being frozen as if it's some sort of un seen hurdle. This misrepresentation of every new feature of EOS that Ethereum & bitcoin users aren't used to seeing is due to EOS hating jelous FUDers, some Ethereum fanboys, and because of them i even have to explain why my tokens are frozen, and why that's not this terrible thing to panic over, since it's all a planned out event that its necessary for the creation of this actual blockchain as EOS transitions from an Ethereum ERC20 smart contract token to the EOS main net which is a new blockchain that does requires a few weeks of booting up, and that is ok! And just because EOS has extra features that safeguard rule abiding users, doesn't mean that EOS is some centrally controlled private blockchain where any transaction can just be reversed for no good reason. This is a very specific maze like circuit board of logic and reason we are talking about here with EOS and it is not designed to be something that can even be centrally controlled or taken over because of rules like one account not being able to own more than 10% of the entire blockchain, and if you don't like that, tough, This is not something we are creating just to allow some larger private centralized entity to buy out on the open market like can happen with Bitcoin or Ethereum. EOS is actually designed beautifully and very elegantly to prevent it from even becoming centralized and that is a good thing to want, it strengthens the system and no one owner can add more value than having multiple decentralized ownership. But this rule is for keeping EOS from being seen as a security!
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