Cyborg AMA Recap|About EOS

EOSForce
2 min readSep 17, 2020

Q1: How does EOSC balance the relationship between EOS and Cosmos? Any special emphasis laid?

Cyborg: There are two possibilities. One is that we can connect EOSC and Cosmos directly through cross-chain. Another solution is more radical, which is to migrate directly to the Cosmos ecosystem through a hard fork.

Q2: It’s difficult for developers to join in, and almost no development kit is available. What do you think of these issues?

Cyborg: The biggest problem we have encountered in EOS community is that developers cannot collaborate well. Basically, block.one is doing its own things, and then we are doing ours. There is no way to build a collaborative ecosystem. But when we were doing Cosmos development, we found that some things in the community can be shared, and its collaboration efficiency is higher. In Cosmos community, the advantage is that the entire community is working on these developer tools, and then everyone can reuse them.

And just like the second-generation blockchains like Ethereum or EOS, they didn’t take the interaction with other blockchains into consideration when designing it. Then some impact was brought out. It can only be played in one ecosystem. If you need to interact with other ecosystems, there is no way to do this business directly, which leads to so much work on each chain, causing a lot of waste of resources.

Q3: Is Voice related to EOS?

Cyborg: Voice is developed by block.one, but the only possibility that Voice can be deployed on the chain is that block.one has a large number of system tokens and can mobilize so many resources. In other words, if you deploy one Voice, you basically cannot deploy the second Voice.

In addition, applications such as Voice are indeed suitable for prices such as EOS’s. But its scalability is very poor, and basically one application can run out the entire EOS to block it. It is still a game that only a few people can play. I think that in this aspect, EOS is similar to Ethereum at present. It is nothing but Ethereum can support more people. You can play by increasing some gas fee.

The reason why users still like to play in the exchange is that the participation threshold of the exchange is quite low. If he wants to participate in the chain, the threshold for participation is too high.

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