Documentation VS ethereum-org-website

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I also dont see a place to get the api key for the eos.io or bloks.io

This news is about the coalition of the EOS, Telos, Wax and UX blockchains. Over several months, leaders in each of these projects have come together to take over the development and promotion of the core protocol source code, as well as critical developer, and end-user tools with the goal of making the systems undisputed leaders in web3 and blockchain technology. The part of this mission is to promote these and other blockchain ecosystems built on the protocol. And to do that effectively, they needed to give this a new name and identity. After a process of many months, it is now uncovered what was previously known as the EOSIO protocol - is now Antelope.

Shit, I wish I had a strong fiat position rn xD If you hadn't yet, this be a perfect time to get some EOS. Lot's of stuff going on atm with eos which could have major potential. Tech wise the software eos runs on; eos.io (soon to be mandel), is the best on the market.

Thank you u/eXellus123. when you say "eosio" you are referring to: https://eos.io/ right?

Website

I understand that Protonchain is built on eos.io. There are a few tutorials for developing using the protocol on their site. Maybe a useful place to start?

The "bigger"/more extensive website is ethereum.org (https://github.com/ethereum/ethereum-org-website), guess people aren't as interested in the foundation as they are in the project itself. I think that's pretty standard in the cryptocurrency scene.

You can run a validator on a raspberry pi currently. There's even a tutorial on it on the ethereum.org website you can see by clicking here.

In this article, I'll be sharing my journey on how I contributed exactly one line of code to one of Ethereum's open-source repositories, Ethereum.org.

First, per the ethereum.org website, below are the staking categories

Scam? website for eth foundation is https://ethereum.org/

Ethereum

Make sure you understand enough about ethereum to invest in it. Just browse through https://ethereum.org. it's very well written.

The ethereum website is open source and project inclusion is kind of transparent. The origin ether inclusion issue is here: Add Origin Ether dapp · Issue #10293 · ethereum/ethereum-org-website · GitHub

start at the source and read: https://ethereum.org