I would like to build a wallet and finance product with elements of Argent, Compound, Uniswap, BlockFi and Binance.
This will be my second attempt. The first attempt I think I got the product and code right but I miscalculated badly on legal and community outreach. That is what I need funding for. I’d like the product to be licensed and regulated in the United States - so that’ll take a lot of funding. I’d also like to hire a public face or partner with one - as I’m not good at dealing with the bitter, condescending people in this community. Some people are great at that - I’m just good at writing code and inventing things.
Some old-timer BPs will remember the mentormarket proxy. During the early days it was one of the larger ones and helped some of our better BPs out during that time.
As Eden pursues ways to gain resources, perhaps TIMM is some low hanging fruit that can be used.
In a nutshell, TIMM is a free market financial analysis site. Members can offer their insights for free or on subscriptions. TIMM simply provides the tools to do so, allowing for a free market approach.
It’s already an MVP right now. With some traffic, it could start providing services immediately.
Proposal: With the support of the community, TIMM will offer a % of gross proceeds to EOS on Eden.
Needs: TIMM really needs a good dev on-hand to massage the site to streamline it and trouble-shoot when things go wonky. Ideally a dedicated dev team would help advance the features as well.
And TIMM needs marketing, at least until reaching the critical mass stage where growth becomes more natural.
Additional proposal: I’ve been told that WordPress can be hosted on EOS main. It’s way beyond me, but it would be cool to be the first such site launched on the blockchain and possibly pave the way for new endeavors or additional business models (some of which I already have ideas and models for, but first things first).
Tokenization: I don’t really know if there’s a great model for tokenizing on TIMM. I’ve been reluctant to do it just because I can. But I’m open to methods of gamifying and tokenizing the project, if we can come up with a good compelling reason to. It’s simply a matter of whether we should just because we can and, if so, what’s the best model.
Funding: I don’t know if funding is needed. It depends on how others want to participate. If the dev and marketing teams are interested in equity or some sort of profit sharing, I’m more than happy to cover operating expenses until profitable. If the dev and/or marketing team need to be paid, then we can discuss funding. Personally, I’d rather just roll it out and share in the profits. But I’m open to ideas.
I didn’t take this to EOStarter because I don’t know that it needs funding and if it’s a good model for tokenization. However, if it will help the community and other projects, I’d be more than happy for us to use it to get something rolling. Regardless, I think TIMM could be low hanging fruit, and potentially start providing some funding for Eden on EOS fairly quickly without a ton of effort.
What about a token integration team which is responsable to integrate tokens with eos. Also the team is responsable to integrate tokens on eos with exchanges. For example we still dont have eos usdt on binance. Its a very bad userexperience to transfer tokens from one exchange to the other. Liquidity is fundamental to attract new users…
EOS user support created by the community for the community. The goal of EOS support is to help the average user onboard into EOS without any difficulties. Members of the EOS community are developing the EOS user support for the EOS community.
Introduction:
Blockchains have the potential to revolutionize the way we do things in today’s society. As it stands, blockchain is on pace to deliver on its promise to introduce transparency and trust into our legacy systems. As one of the most performant and technologically advanced blockchains, EOS is leading blockchain development and scalability. The core functionality of EOS is to provide blockchain-based applications in a way that is similar to web-based applications. For EOS to achieve these goals, we must recognize EOS user support. EOS user support aims to provide assistance to users and in addition make EOS onboarding process as easy as possible.
The EOS community needs user support to help educate and assist with account creation.
Situational Appraisal:
EOS community has Telegram support for users, but it is not ideal
Project Objectives:
Well organized help desk to provide support for EOS users
Help with new user onboarding into the EOS community
Educate users about EOS scams and how to avoid them
Provide custodial services for users
Provide support for other businesses built on EOS
Secure funds and distribute to EOS support representatives
Work with other stakeholders to provide network effect for EOS
Aim to provide Arbitration services in the future
Measures of Success
A positive survey from EOS/Eden communities
Increased onboarding into the EOS community
Increased EOS support representatives
Increased number of businesses using services provided by EOS support
Methods and Options:
Secure funding in an EOS support contract
Pay EOS user support representatives
Pay for ongoing expenses and platform developments
Become an EOS support representative:
Onboard as an Eden member
Take an EOS user support course and earn certification
Earn an EOS support beginner NFT
Attend scheduled meetings for ongoing training
Funding allocation:
Reasonable amount of funds toward EOS support expenses, marketing, and ongoing platform development
Reasonable amount of funds would be allocated for EOS merchandise such T-shirts, hats, water bottles (people who donate a certain percentage to EOS support will receive these merchandise)
EOS support smart contract to be distributed to Eos support representatives over time manually based on negotiations with each representative. This process will be done manually and representatives can claim their stipend monthly.
Smart contract:
Grant secured will be directed to support.gm and used to fund the EOS user support project.
Users who donate to EOS courses/ merchandise will earn NFT’s based on donation (philanthropic badge of honor)
Funds will be proxied/staked to rex for a yield.
Distribute % EOS from the support.gm treasury to the representatives at the end of the month.
The amount of ticket closed and NFT minted by the smart contract will determine the amount of tokens a representative receives.
Each representative would receive their NFTs based on rank, ratings and amount of value of work produced (NFTs will be issued based on rank and ratings).
Roadmap:
Phase 1 (2 months)
Web application with integrations to provide video appointments, learning workshops, EOS Merchandise, EOS News and user support services in Multi-languages.
Phase 2 : (1 month)
EOS in a Box integration
Ticketing and rating development
Donation and payment development
Hiring Eden members to become support representatives
Phase 3: TBD
On chain referral program smart contract and deployment
NFT integration
EOS User support Treasury smart contract and EOS token distribution to contractors.
Phase 4: (TBD)
Fully implementing EOS custodial service using EOS in the box
Phase 5: (TBD)
Integration with EOS Arbitration services
Multi-sig Administrators
Randall Roland
Joshua Seymour
Dario Cesaro
Gracie Lau
Brandon Lovejoy
TBA
TBA
EOS User Representatives:
Ongoing recruitment
EOS Writers and Content Creators:
Ongoing recruitment
Future Action:
EOS Custodial services
EOS Arbitration services
EOS support for other EOS businesses and projects
Help with Eden on EOS onboarding
Data Tracking/ Data Analyzing of most problems user are faced with on EOS
Onboarding Courses for EOS
Onboarding Courses for Eden
Help Organize Hackathons and Other Event Organization for EOS
Content Management of EOS Wikipedia and Everipedia pages
I like your thoughts. As I mentioned in Telegram, it would be interesting to see how one could approach this using the https://qubicles.io/ software running on Telos. The funding would have to go into a pool that pays out to people who have provided support.
Potential problems:
If we pay people to provide customer service, then it seems there should be a mechanism in place to avoid mass spam. We want to encourage quality over quantify, and we want to make sure that people are not simply emptying the pool of funds via a Sybil attack/pretending to be the questioner and the support at the same time.
I do see a slight decentralization problem with it though… who gets to decide what the service message includes? Who sets the standard? When is a question deemed properly answered and who decides? As with public schools, who decides the curriculum?
If I get to control the message, then I become a sort of authority figure that herds the sheep. If people are simply asking “what wallet to use?” or “where to buy EOS?” etc. this can be exploited for profit. I could simply keep guiding people towards projects I am heavily invested in.
I’m having trouble visualizing exactly what you hope to achieve. A cryptocurrency-enabled Stack Overflow might be a better idea. Still, whenever there’s a faucet with crypto tokens, that attracts scammers.
Funding/big donations to the platform as a whole would be directed into EOS support acct to be distributed as UBI to EOS support reps. % of funds would be used to develop educational courses, improvement of the EOS support platform and attempt to expand the platform into other languages.
To prevent sybil attack/pretending, only trusted entity from Eden would be support reps.*
There will be ratings. Customer ratings will encourage quality service.
Eden process of consensus-building would be used to decide on what standards are set and the message. The Idea is to support the best projects and authenticators in the EOS community.
Customer satisfaction would help reps decide on how the support team is doing as a whole
Each rep will have their identity tied to their accts (Eden members only).
I hope to create an EOS support platform better than what we have currently. The status quo of people spending most of their time in telegram groups to answer questions for free should be improved.
I’ve seen your standard for music on AtomicHub. It seems to me an important contribution, congratulations.
I left this message on the forum a few months ago and since then I have been working on a project to bring more artists to EOS. We are very close to launch but we will really start small and grow.
Maybe you could do something here. I will write you by telegram.
We just need 2000 EOS, which can be repayable taken from collected fees! 1st Phase built and usable within a few weeks
It is quite apparent that the EOS / Eden community urgently need a single online web location (Website that can be logged in via their EOS account) for the following via a phased approach:
Candidate Project funding - Uploading of EOS project proposals requiring funding
Voting system - The website will allow EOS token holders to log in (via their wallet) and vote on their favourite Candidate & project proposal, the voting majority will enable the winning team/s full/partial funding
Work required - Uploading of any EOS Task / Job / Project that members need completing
Bidding - Freelancers/Suppliers can bid for various work requirements advertised on the site ie Developers, Designers, Hosting, Support, Bloggers etc, bids are placed over a set time period and then the best bids are chosen and accepted
Suppliers KPI Star ratings league table - Customers of completed work packages will have the ability to leave feedback on a std questionnaire (Star rating) on Suppliers who have completed tasks ie Suppliers who are in the EOS community, provide quality work at a fair price and deliver on time and budget will get maximum stars, this will help identify the best teams through their place in the league table
Project status visibility - Funded project teams (we suggest) will need to update their project status on this site before further stage funds are released, for full project status visibility, useful for keeping projects on track and improve fund allocation
Completed Projects - location to view all completed tasks/projects (chronological order) work history, end results, URL’s etc
If this proposal is successful, I believe this will be instrumental in massively speeding up the current project funding process, standardising project documentation, improve accountability which will not only increase the current/future EOS development take-up but will help to build our EOS network and in turn increase the token value.
Key Points (Phase 1)
Single website location EOSProject.io to provide visibility of EOS only Candidates & projects requiring funding from Eden & or third party’s
Project Portal users will need to login on-site using their EOS account to view/register/upload / vote projects
Project owner/candidate registration, details of organization are captured
All Project funding proposals uploaded become visible on-site (filterable) showing overview of project(s), negotiable/non-negotiable tasks, funding required/proposed fund % allocations, project timelines, ROI, benefits to EOS community i.e., increased network effect / token price increase
Project Funding Requests are categorised and grouped by Project type in alphabetical / date submission order/votes received, the requests will show high-level detail to maximise the number of requests per page, each request view can be expanded to view more detailed information i.e. Owners, Project detail, funding value required, Fund % allocation, the purpose of the project, estimated project timelines, estimated ROI, potential value to EOS and its community (financial / network growth) links to additional Project documentation
Voting system to allow EOS token holders to vote for their top 3 separate projects suitable for funding (through their EOS account)
Candidates / Projects with the most votes go to the top of the Projects league table
Project Funding allocation will be provided after the voting time window has expired, the projects with the highest votes receive the agreed fund allocations (over periods specified)
Projects funds allocated page and status i.e. completed, ongoing, paused
Funds (If granted the 2000 EOS)
100% Development of phase 1 (John Heeter creator of EOS Power-Up)
Situation Appraisal
We urgently need a single location for EOS Candidate project funding visibility
Project Objectives
Provide Candidates (Developers / Project owners) ability to access EDEN funding
Provide EOS Community members visibility and voting opportunities for EOS Projects
Improve EOS development funding allocation and visibility
Improve visibility of EDEN funded projects
Measures of Success
System delivered on time and budget
System provides functionality highlighted in phase 1
Multiple EOS projects uploaded and visible
Voting and funding process works
Funding provided
Completed projects through funding benefits the EOS community
Return on Investment
Increased Project development
Increased network effect
Increased Token value
Increased Project funding requests
Self-sustainable solution
Timing and Deliverables
Mid-August - Phase 1 of System start if funding received
Mid-September system completed/hosted and usable
Future development phases to be agreed/funded by the EOS / EDEN community
"Apple built a platform that allowed developers an easy way to develop, market, and sell games and apps.
Right, it’s being built, with large parts being built on shoestring budgets by independent teams that need funding. Eden needs to help fund that - not individual “apps and games” (in this analogy)."
Project Description: EOS Daily is mainly for the Chinese market, and it is a news and information sharing platform, focusing only on EOS-related information.
Main Features: Nnews feeds, EOS blockchain-based project analysis reports, forums, projects database, and more.
Version: web, iOS, Andriod, Wechat mini-program.
Team Members: There are already three full-time development engineers and one product manager. product operations and forum administrators are distributed, both part-time and full-time, and several community members are already interested in participating.
Development schedule: It is expected to take 1.5 months to 2 months to complete the development of V1.0 version.
@songjingjing is the initiator of this project, and also a member of Eden, he has more than 10 years of experience in the Internet, has a strong product operation and development capabilities, once involved in the development and operation of the project (the project is called Big Grandmaster), which has nearly 10 million registered users and the highest monthly GMV exceeds 10 million RMB.
Goals: In the initial stage of development, the project will mainly target the Chinese community. At present, the Chinese community is not very friendly to EOS, there is too much hostility, on WeChat and telegram, many people are cursing at EOS, very unfriendly, this will continue to be bad for the reputation of EOS in the Chinese community, and it is also very bad for the development of the EOS-based project. In addition, the Chinese community has a lack of information about EOS, and there are many misunderstandings about EOS, so the Chinese community urgently needs to solve this problem. The project is launched to address the above issues. The project will be developed later to support multilingual communities.
Current status of the project: The people involved in the project have basically expressed a clear intention now, but lack start-up funding. We hope we can get support from EOS Foundation, Eden and the community. Our goal is to make EOS great again, to change the hostile wind in the EOS Chinese community, to reacquaint EOS, and to make EOS take off again.
I’m here to introduce Go Smart Contracts Development Kit, a toolkit for supporting write Smart Contracts in Golang.
Eos yet has one fundamental problem to solve: the developer-friendly of writing Smart Contracts.
As you know currently Eos Smart Contracts can only be written in C++. C++ is good at performance, but not very developer-friendly.
So here comes Go Smart Contracts.
Comparing to C++ Smart Contracts, Go Smart Contracts have the following advantages.
“Flat learning curve” VS “steep learning curve”
Because Golang is easy to learn than C++, there are more Go developers than C++ developers all around the world. That means we can onboarding more developers more quickly to the Eos ecosystem. And the flourish of the Eos ecosystem depends on developers. And thanks to the developer-friendly of Golang, developers make few mistakes and make the work more efficient. That also means few potential bugs and more security for Smart Contracts.
Because Golang is easier to learn than C++, there are more Go developers than C++ developers all around the world. That means we can onboarding more developers more quickly to the Eos ecosystem. And the flourish of the Eos ecosystem depends on developers. And thanks to the developer-friendly of Golang, developers make few mistakes and make the work more efficient. That also means few potential bugs and more security for Smart Contracts.
Small code size
Under my experience, the compiled size of Go Smart Contracts is much smaller than C++ Smart Contracts. That means lower costs for Smart Contracts developers. Take the token contract at
for example, the compiled code size is about 13KB, and the compiled official token contract is about 20KB.
Lots of high-quality source packages ready for developers to use.
Mature Go community
That means you can solve your programming problems more easily and more efficiently from online resources.
Works still need to be done:
Keep improving Go Smart Contracts Development Kit
In the coming weeks, I will keep improving the Go Smart Contracts compiler, the chain module of Go Smart Contracts and release a stable version.
Code audit
When the code is stable enough, the code has to be audited to prove it’s mature enough and ready to be used by developers.
Teaching course.
Tutorials are important for new developers. I will record a serial of videos to bring new developers on board quickly.
Since Smart Contracts are fundamental elements of blockchain. It needs to keep maintaining and evolving
Source Code:
Go Smart Contracts Development Kit:
chain module for Go Smart Contracts:
Q&A
Will you keep improving Go Smart Contracts?
I’ve been working on Smart Contracts improvement for three years. I don’t mind taking another three years. And I have other ideas for improving the Eos ecosystem undertake.2. Small code size
Under my experience, the compiled size of Go Smart Contracts is much smaller than C++ Smart Contracts. That means lower costs for Smart Contracts developers. Take the token contract at
for example, the compiled code size is about 13KB, and the compiled official token contract is about 20KB.
Lots of high-quality source packages ready for developers to use.
Mature Go community
That means you can solve your programming problems more easily and more efficiently from online resources.
Works still need to be done:
Keep improving Go Smart Contracts Development Kit
In the coming weeks, I will keep improving the Go Smart Contracts compiler, the chain module of Go Smart Contracts and release a stable version.
Code audit
When the code is stable enough, the code has to be audited to prove it’s mature enough and ready to be used by developers.
Teaching course.
Tutorials are important for new developers. I will record a serial of videos to bring new developers on board quickly.
Since Smart Contracts are fundamental elements of blockchain. It needs to keep maintaining and evolving
Source Code:
Go Smart Contracts Development Kit:
chain module for Go Smart Contracts:
Q&A
Will you keep improving Go Smart Contracts?
I’ve been working on Smart Contracts improvement for three years. I don’t mind taking another three years. And I have other ideas for improving the Eos ecosystem undertake.