After voting to halt payments to its developer, Block.one, citing lack of financial transparency and slow progress, the EOS community is set to take control of the chain’s technical development.
Forking the EOSIO codebase
According to the press release shared with CryptoPotato, the EOS community will work under the guidance of the EOS Network Foundation (ENF) and Dan Larimer. The development follows troubles between the ENF and Block.one that has been brewing for quite some time now. But with the company out of the picture and the ENF taking the reigns, Larimar has big plans for the EOS ecosystem.
The exec will work towards creating technical independence from Block.one. In order to achieve that, the EOS network founder collaborated with the ClarionOS team on the Mandel codebase, which aims to replace EOS’s old code repository.
In short, Larimer and his team will fork the EOSIO codebase into a new repository called Mandel. Initially, there will be two major upgrades – Mandel 2.3,
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