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Using a curve to model fluctuating supply/demand in an open market is exactly what it really means to program money, such that it can respond to its own role in markets.
Town Hall #41 brings an update from People Ops on hiring, perks, and the engagement survey. Janitor update regarding progress on V1 tasks and the impending security audit. Finally, we get an update on the V1 marketing plans.
Introducing the latest version of Discover. Submit your DApp, stake SNT to rank your DApp, and even earn 1000 SNT.
What do the terms justification and finalization mean? How do they matter in the context of Ethereum 2.0?
Working in Ethereum’s bazaar digital world can be a challenge sometimes: co-ordinating any kind of vision between such a diverse group of people and
A quick town hall this week, we have a new Core Contributor this week: Andri Lim as a Nim Developer. Also Rachel will give a
News and updates in Nimbus land - a Ganache starter kit for Eth2, more news about the nim smart contract language, eth1 upgrades, and more
Welcome to the first edition of the Status quarterly report - a tour through the Status network looking at all of our recent news – across development, community, and our ecosystem.
How to discover all the best DApps based on a fair and transparent economic ranking system. Mobile-optimised, easy-to-use and provably valuable.
An honest, in-depth, exploration & comparison of the Clojure and Go programming languages. Features, performance & personal feelings.
In this weeks Town Hall we get an important update from Jarrad on what the future of Status looks like beyond the release of version
A list of interesting things about Ethereum's next chapter that you may not have been aware of
Introducing a global community effort to translate the Status mobile app and the Status.im website into as many languages as possible
Nimbus now recognizes Geth and Parity, seems to be syncing as fast as Geth, and has some nifty metrics. Also, Nim is getting its own smart contract sub-language 😱
How information which ranks highly can provide the most economic value to digital communities, while removing the need for middlemen to curate it.