Could the Next EOS Announcement by Block.One Be for A #B1 Social Network of Their Own?
Dan Larimer is known as the Chief Technology Officer of Block.one, and he has been promising some big changes. On March 25th this year, he said that EOS would be making the “biggest announcement” coming up on June 1st. At this point, there is not any information about exactly what to expect from this announcement, but rumors have been circulating that EOS is launching a social network.
Mahbod Moghadam, the former chief community officer for Everipedia and the founder of Genius.com, commented that EOS could be looking to launch a social network on top of Everipedia. The layering would be an effort to become compatible with the IQ token.
https://twitter.com/mahbodmoghadam/status/1134428731211206657
Even though Moghadam stated that he holds absolutely no insider information, but his comments were based on “common sense.” He added that he could be right about the announcement, implying that he is the “Cassandra of the internet.”
Sense.Chat founder Crystal Rose is responsible for bringing in the biggest chat app to hit EOS, and even she discussed adding the IQ token to their platform. Everipedia seemed open to the idea as well.
lets do it!! we want to work with you Crystal – you are an inspiration!
— Everipedia (@Everipedia) May 31, 2019
A Twitter account called Kenny Crane, which is a pseudonym, tweets about the various developments involving EOS. In one of the more recent tweets, the account discussed the June 1st announcement, which is not due until 8:00pm EST.
Is #EOS's #Steemit 2.0 actually going to be Everipedia 2.0????? #B1IQ – https://t.co/hRpxM7330G's Flagship VC Dapp Everipedia 2.0 – $EOS #B1JUNE https://t.co/0hQUH21wlg via @YouTube
— KennyCrane (@KennyCrane) May 31, 2019
The CTO of Block.one has also created Steem.it during his career, which is a social media platform that is entirely decentralized, while allowing contributors to collect earnings. In a Tweet from February, it is possible that a little hint was leaked.
What if you could decentralize social media more than steemit? The future of social media is thousands of blockchains under independent governance coordinating with inter-chain communication behind a seamless user experience.
— Daniel Larimer (@bytemaster7) February 19, 2019
Adding a little support to this idea, it is worth mentioning that Block.one used over $3.3 million EOS as a way to purchase RAM on the EOS Network. Could this be a sign that a decentralized application is coming? No one really knows. However, the rumor mill has stopped at nothing to try and figure out what is happening.
Brendan Blumer, the co-founder and CEO of Block.one, even tried to get involved, posting to Twitter as a way to manage some of the hearsay. He commented that the public needs “to be realistic,” adding that the “wild rumors” around are not based on any kind of fact. He added that there are no partnerships being established with Facebook, Google, or Apple, and that there isn’t an airdrop planned.
We are excited about #B1June, but encourage everyone to be realistic in their expectations – there are some wild rumours out there which are just not true. Big news for some, may not be for others. No Facebook, Apple, or Google partnerships. No Airdrops. Stay calm, keep building.
— Brendan Blumer (@BrendanBlumer) May 28, 2019
The announcement is only a few hours away, so all of the rumors will likely end then. However, nothing in the cryptocurrency world is ever certain, so who knows?
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