EOS mainnet is live!

We are glad to announce that BP Candidates came to a consensus, validated one chain and this chain was open to transactions. This means that EOS mainnet is officially open to the public!

It is now safe to vote for Block Producers. Once we achieve 15% of tokens voting, the elected Block Producers will substitute the anonymous ABP and the network will be considered activated. Here is a guide on how to vote using cleos. We will also release SimplEOS very soon. ;)

It has been an amazing ride so far and this is just the beginning. Being part of the EOS community from the very start gave us the opportunity to participate in history being made. Great minds that do not necessarily think alike came together with the goal of creating a more decentralized fairer world and we are extremely proud to be a part of this effort. It was truly beautiful and inspirational.

Congratulations to everyone that was crazy enough to think we could change the world. We are actually doing it!

This is the phrase that was put in the first token transfer as an acknowledgment to the community:

Changing the world

EOS scalability, flexibility and usability ushers a new generation of blockchains that we hope can achieve mass adoption having profound implications in the way we organize as society and economical system. Distributed Consensus Technologies enables a new kind of governance that distributes political, economical and social power making it flow back to people and away from institutions, allowing for a more transparent trustworthy governance and a better distribution of value generate by the network.

If you want to be a part of it there are 3 ways in which we can all contribute for this to happen.

Anyone can contribute to make the EOS and other blockchain networks secure, free and scalable by participating in it. In the case of EOS specifically any token holder can contribute by voting for Block Producers that they think will contribute and add value to the ecosystem.

The more people know about this technology and its possibilities, closer we are to achieve mass adoption. Just informing yourself about what is going on and talking to people about the technology and its potential is a great way to contribute.

Distributed consensus technology blur the line between developers and users, since anyone can suggest and vote for changes in this decentralized ecosystem. This means that by discussing how a DApp should work and voting on Worket Proposals you are directly participating in the creation of it.

For now just remember to vote for Block Producers and enjoy the ride!
(If you are a token holder, because if you a block producer, let’s get to work)

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Acknowledgments

Thanks for everyone that was a part of this amazing experience. Honestly, it was such a joint effort that it is impossible to mention all in one post. We hope to represent some of this here. If we forget someone’s name, just say it! (names in alphabetical order). Thank you for the great work!

Aloha EOS
Bitspace
Blockgenic
Block Matrix
CryptoLions
Cybex
Cypherglass
DutchEOS
EOS 42
EOS Africa
EOS Americas
EOS Amsterdam
EOS Antpool
EOS Argentina
EOS Asia
EOS Authority
EOS Beijing
EOS Bepal
EOS Bixin
EOS BlockSmith
EOS Brazil
EOS Café Calgary
EOS Canada
EOS Cannon
EOS ChainClub
EOS Costa Rica
EOS Cube
eosDAC
EOS Detroit
EOS Dublin
EOSeco
EOS Germany
EOS Gravity
EOS Green
EOS HCC
EOS India
EOSIO.SG
EOS Japan
EOS LaoMao
EOS Meso
EOS Metal
EOS Mediterranean
EOS Nairobi
EOS Nation
EOS Network
EOS New York
EOS NodeOne
EOS Pacific
EOSphere
EOSeoul
EOS Silicon Valley
EOS Singapore
EOS SoCal
EOS Store
EOSYS
EOS Titan
EOS Tribe
EOS VIỆT NAM
EOS Vibes
EOSvillage
EOS Union
EOS UK
EOS Vikings
EOS Wancloud
EOS Wenzhou
EOS WTZ
GenerEOS
Greymass
LibertyBlock
HelloEOS
HKEOS
HuobiPool
MeetOne
Oracle Chain
shEOS
SuperOne
Sw/eden
Tokenika
Top.one
Whateos

• Special thanks to the team at EOS Go who worked tirelessly to always inform the community.
• Special thanks for security expert @jamxpat for his amazing technical contributions to the EOS ecosystem.
• David Moss for his efforts as a neutral community mediator in the weeks prior to launch;
• @sandwich for his relentless dedication on the Genesis Tool and his efforts helping the technical community.

And many more. You guys are amazing! We are all ABPs :)