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:globe_with_meridians: :electric_plug: The MetaMask browser extension enables browsing Ethereum blockchain enabled websites
The protocol is slow to evolve. The last modification is BIP-152 (which improved network traffic between nodes) in 2016.
The EOS Virtual Machine is a Web Assembly (WASM) engine that make it possible to debug, quickly compile, and optimize smart contracts, with a large choice of programming languages, such as C, Java, JavaScript, .net, Rust, Swift.
Dan Larimer, the inventor of DPoS, started the first implementation on BitShares, then moved to Steem, then moved to EOS, and just moved to yet another blockchain project.
EOS whitepaper by Dan Larimer
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The core implementation is in Haskell which is not the most popular programming language. I see a strong barrier of adaption for developers.
Solidity programming language.
Metamask browser extension to enable dApps.
Programmed in go and uses protocol buffers. I like the use of Google battle-tested and open-source technologies.
As of today, the network is not decentralized, and a Coordinator run by the foundation protects the network from compute attack. Decentralization is planned in Q2 2021.
Very rich ecosystem. There are 2M smart contracts. There are 350,000 different tokens. There are 1,700+ dapps, or decentralise application using smart contracts. The most popular, Uniswap, allows to exchange any token against any other and is used by 542,000 MAU (monthly active users).