Recent news: -team is way ahead their schedule -new roadmap posted on website -open sourced codebase of the project is way bigger than most of current projects in cryptospace, including Tron - main coder is Yanbo Li, which is recognised as one of the best blockchain devs in the world, coded the base of DNA (NEO and ONT backbone). -Blockchain connect (Silicon Valley conference), Celer, Ontology, NKN were platinum sponsors. -NEO London meet-up -Google technical meetup (communit_abc in Palo Alto) -Testnet preview running preview.nkn.org/ -SDK already used in Dorahacks hackathon at Blockchain Connect, 2/3 winning teams used NKN's SDK. -NKN attracted Block VC at Global Blockchain Meetup (other reputable projects like Quarkchain, Certik or Celer there) -Recent interview by youtuber IvanOnTech -Member of telecom groups including companies like AT&T, T-Mobile, Facebook, Google -Confirmed that NKN applied to all major exchanges including Binance and didn't want to be part of the "Community Vote". -Devs and researchers of NKN are coming frequently to telegram to answer technical questions. -Soon Discord or Slack for developers on NKN network, probably when SDK is publically released next version of testnet release.
Tgram Channels: News: /nknetwork English Channel: /nknorg Chinese Channel: /nknorgCN Twitter: /NKN_ORG/ Github: /nknorg Medium: /nknetwork Facebook:/nkn.org Reddit: r/nknblockchain/
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Joshua Brooks
Heavy are the bags of Pajeets.
Ethan Gray
>Blockchain connect HEY HEY HEY
Carson Wright
Can't do better than a 2nd grader?
Chase Garcia
Can someone explain to me the difference between this and Elastos? Elastos is an OS, but also has some features that sound NKNish unless I'm misunderstanding.
Easton Jenkins
The difference is that NEO global capital doesn’t back ELA and it does back NKN.
Cameron Wood
NKN is built on top of TCP/IP, everything what is on the Internet stays, but your data is decentralized: no one can track you down (like facebook or google), you can make a use of unsused bandwidth of other people in order to speed up your connection - intelligent routing, and ISP or government cant simply throttle connection to certain services, websites, etc or say what you're browsing... The idea is that ISP will be just providing connectivy without being able to control what you're browsing.
you'll earn NKN by providing your unsused bandwidth and when you want to use NKN, u pay with NKN...
example... you want to stream high quality video while somewhere in a city but dont have enough speed... you open up NKN app and it automatically routes you through Nodes around you to the Internet providing you high bandwidth. Simply in the future, you wont be looking for free wifi in your area, you will just pull up and join NKN.
Jayden Hill
I don't really think anyone needs what ELA, SUB or SKY is doing... they have gone too far and probably wont accomplish anything of it successfully...
