Lisk to Roll Out Block ‘Forging’ Rewards for Delegates by End of 2016
Blockchain application platform Lisk has announced plans to begin issuing block rewards to its delegates. The team said this development marks the achievement of a “critical milestone,” with rewards set to start flowing before the end of 2016. A New Lisk Milestone. This milestone comes after a period of growth following the project’s successful crowdsale earlier this year, in which the developers raised around 14,000 bitcoins. At press time, those funds are valued at more than $10 million USD. According to a press release, the ecosystem has grown considerably since the ICO, with developers....
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Lisk has kicked off the process of nominating new delegates through a voting mechanism, so to maintain the blockchain. Lisk, the full stack blockchain application platform on JavaScript has announced a series of campaigns. These campaigns, designed to build the Lisk community, involves democratisation of the platform by introducing voting mechanism along with other contests. Lisk has kicked off the process of nominating new delegates through a voting mechanism, so to maintain the blockchain. Their contributions to the network will be compensated by rewards. The whole process of electing....
Lisk is set to introduce a new feature called “forging rewards” in early December, in order to create a more competitive ecosystem for its stakeholders. The development team behind Lisk believes community forging will allow it to become a more efficient, secure and reliable network. Lisk is a unique alternative to Ethereum, in that it is based on a consensus algorithm called the Delegated Proof of Stake (DPoS). In DPoS, blocks are mined or generated by stakeholders, or investors that hold the highest amount of LISK. Within the network, these majority stakeholders can vote for or elect 101....
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Oliver Beddows, CTO of Lisk, has responded in the affirmative to a question on whether the Lisk blockchain is currently able to host a project of Steemit size considering the stability of its network. Beddows gave the answer on August 13th during the first technical meeting - the second community meeting focusing on the technical aspect of Lisk - where developers provided detailed answers to questions compiled before the meeting from the community of Lisk users. Beddows says: “Yes, we believe Lisk can host a project of this size, if not greater. The reason for this are twofold, our choice....
Part 2 of the Steven McKie character piece is featured at the top of the show! However, this episode, we also talk with Max Kordek, the founder of a new decentralized platform called Lisk. Lisk is currently in the process of their Initial Coin Offering (ICO) which has already raised over 3500 Bitcoins. You do the math on that. That's Arab money right there, son. Since the launch of Lisk there was a lot of confusion about what it really is, and what it enables people to do in the future. While it’s true that you can implement practically everything into a Lisk sidechain, we believe that the....