Held by Hoo Media and united with other main media in blockchain field, [EOS ing] is an EOS Series Interview Activity, reporting on main Block Producers, wallets, exchanges, and DApps.

Guest: EOSCafe CEO ---- Syed Jafri

Subject: Bloks.io and EOS Sister Chains

Host: Hoo Business Specialist----Vicki

Below is the text we organized.

Hello everyone, my name is Syed and I am the CEO of EOS Cafe Block! I would like to thank Hoo Media and the EOSing program for the opportunity to share more about ourselves.

EOS Cafe Block is a technical block producer based out of Canada and focused on creating value for EOS through innovation, technology, and education.

Our Mission:

Our mission is to foster the mass adoption of the EOS blockchain by creating seamless user-friendly tools, generating educational content, and engaging with enterprise and institutions to help them realize the potential of this powerful technology. Full adoption will only come when people find using the EOS blockchain simple and easy, and when real-world institutions trust in the long-term benefits and integrity of the system. We are actively making the lives of current token holders easier with our tools while educating the next generation of users big and small of what’s possible with EOS.

Team Background:

The appeal of blockchain is far-reaching and people from many different walks of life are drawn to its potential for different reasons. Our diverse team hails from a variety of backgrounds; including software developers, financial traders, IT professionals, and civil servants. Despite where they came from all the members of our team are working tirelessly to help make our joint vision a reality

Accomplishments:

We developed the first Ethereum to EOS fallback tool: eoskey.io;

We developed the first NFT standard and contract for EOS with UNICO: eosio.nft;

We continue to provide technical help to games like Wizards.one, EOS Knights and EOS Bet a success;

We developed one of the most popular block explorers globally: bloks.io;

We also have the most comprehensive EOS wallet for token holders: bloks.io/wallet;

We are currently working on providing a DEX through Bloks, through a partnership with FINDEX.

We have over 50 000 monthly users on all our tools and this number is growing exponentially!

I would like to share a bit more about Bloks.io. It is one of the most popular EOS Block Explorer and wallet in the Western World, and I hope all of you will use it too!

Bloks.io has the following Block Explorer Functionality:

Live EOS Monitor (with all block producers);

Live transaction monitor (with filtering on accounts/actions);

Voting Portal (Block Producers, Proxies and upcoming Referendums);

EOS Tokens list and marketcaps;

Full account data;

Onchain blacklists and BP Jsons;

Complete chain data including RAM, CPU, NET limits;

Execute any action on any contract using scatter.

Bloks.io has the following Wallet Functionality with Scatter and Lynx:

-Transfer tokens;

-Create account from exchange withdrawal;

-Create account from existing account;

-Manage RAM / CPU / NET;

-Create and register proxies;

-Full Permissions manager, where you can set delays for permissions.

Please support our tools like Bloks.io and projects that we advise including Karma, Unico and Dabble!

Recently, we have been seeing lots of issues with CPU.

There are mainly 2 ways to deal with these issues, vertical and horizontal scaling:

-With vertical scaling, we can optimize things like resource algorithms (doubled recently), multi-threading, optimize the code, etc.

-With horizontal scaling, we can create new sister and side chains, which can hopefully interoperate through inter-blockchain communication (IBC);

Many people wonder what is the difference between sister chain and side chains?

A.sister chain is a blockchain that uses the EOSIO software, but uses its own token like WAX for resources

A sidechain is a blockchain that uses the EOSIO software and the EOS token for resources

Sister chains allow more flexibility with the software, and the ability to create special use case blockchains. Let's take for example Worbli, one of the biggest EOS sister chains, built as a blockchain for financial services.

In the Worbli blockchain, RAM is proportional to how much WBI (native Worbli tokens) you own. If you own 10% of all WBI, you own 10% of all RAM of the network. This is a very different approach from mainnet.

The great thing about Worbli is that they take an airdrop snapshot of EOS holders to distribute a large portion of their tokens to for free. Other chains like WAX have chosen to only use the EOS software and not airdrop their tokens. We strongly support sister chains like Worbli that distribute their new blockchain tokens to mainnet holders!

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