As some of the more tech mind of you probably know already, EOS recently launched its MainNet. It is now fully operational and provides a decent smart contract framework for all our use cases.

Eternal Trusts now uses EOS

In light of this development, our tech team carried out multiple experiments and did a lot of research that focused on comparing EOS and NEO. As a result of all of this rigorous work, their decision was that we should start implementing the Eternal Trusts platform on EOS first.

The tech team also paid attention to the thoughts of a number of the people who are due to take part in our upcoming hackathon, with the general opinion amongst them being that EOS was a probably a better fit for our needs.

The fact that the majority of our developers are highly proficient in C++ was another key factor. EOS is written in and uses Go, which has a very similar logic and structure to C++. In our minds, this will only serve to positively affect the quality of the code and the whole distributed structure of the platform.

It should be remembered, however, that from the very beginning, the architecture and the business logic of the Eternal Trusts platform has been envisioned as one that will ultimately be cross-blockchain. As the platform matures, during the next R&D milestone, we will integrate support for NEO, as well as for other blockchains too.

We hope that this little update explains things to all of those community members out there who follow the techical side of the project. We are confident that our tech team have made a decision that is only going to boost the performance and stability of the Eternal Trusts platform.

If you have any further questions about this or any other ET related issues, please feel free to get in touch with us at: https://t.me/eternaltrusts

Your Eternal Trusts Team