Calgary, Alberta--(Newsfile Corp. - August 17, 2022) - Antelope, a community-run blockchain protocol, has announced its decision to fork from EOSIO 2.0 and make a leap for freedom. To mark the milestone, a public release of the Antelope Github repository has been shared together with a new project website.
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Antelope will be led by a Coalition stewarded by the EOS Network Foundation, comprising community members from EOS, Telos, Wax, and UX Network. All Coalition members will share Antelope's underlying blockchain codebase as well as a collaborative development treasury to continuously improve upon the core protocol that each of the public networks share.
"The release of Antelope is the culmination of an historic effort undertaken by some of the most talented developers in blockchain," said Yves La Rose, CEO and Executive Director, EOS Network Foundation. "We are building upon over four years of battle-hardened code, and the cumulative knowledge of four L1 chains leveraging each other's strengths, all united behind the Antelope protocol. At the EOS Network Foundation, we're committed to exemplifying the best that Antelope has to offer by making EOS the most powerful and usable platform for building next-generation web3 products and services."
Douglas Horn, Telos Chief Architect added: "Antelope is a protocol built by its users, for its...
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