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Risk and reward: If you succeed in reaching the desired outcome, you get the equivalent of $1000 from me as an individual entity. If you fail, you pay me $100. The game is on! We have $12k equivalent funded.
Ethereum Improvement Proposals, or EIPs, are how the Ethereum community collaborates on technical standards. Ethmagicians are gathering the Ethereum and decentralized web community to work together on standards and interoperability with code, mentoring, and white boards.
The goal of Status is mass adoption of Ethereum. How do we know if we are successful and moving in the right direction?
Our core devs discuss hot topics, review the last two weeks accomplishments and discuss future research.
I'm delighted that I hear a call all around in the community to improve 'the UX' and I wholeheartedly agree. Unfortunately, I cannot honestly say that we are changing the 'User experience' for the better with where we are now.
Let’s use Status to build Status. Let’s embrace our values and take one more step into the decentralized future. But how do we get there?
In the bi-weekly Status Town Hall, we present progress updates, team news, and exciting announcements from various core contributors. Discussion covers everything from the organisational shift towards a DAO to marketing news, new contributors and technical details.
The decentralised web can feel more wild wild west than www. To help advance the ecosystem, Status is aligning with other DApp browsers on new interoperability standards.
Our core devs discuss hot topics, review the last two weeks accomplishments and discuss future research.
Status Open Bounty was the first bounties project on Ethereum and, within weeks of launching it, we could see the potential in bounties controlled by
We've added a privacy policy to the app to let our community know what services we use to make status work.
- Light clients: LES and ULC - Desktop/Mobile mobile code sharing - Automated testing - Hardware wallet - Security
A Tech Talk on extensions - giving DApp developers better integration options with Status
This is our wall of shame. The things we know we shouldn't be doing, but for whatever reason we are. The list came from a small group of us who met up in Basel, musing about what security should look like at Status, and what principles we all stand behind