What are microforks and how to handle them? EOSIO chains are growing every half-second. At this rate, microforks are common but the dfuse platform auto-navigates these microforks to save you from writing 1000s of lines of code to handle them.

https://www.dfuse.io/en/blog/everything-you-need-to-know-about-microforks-on-an-eosio-blockchain

On Coingecko it's already out, on CMC it's at #10 and about to be overtaken by Cardano. I think EOS was the #4 crypto at one time! At this point it would've been much better holding Bitcoin, or just about any crypto other than scams.

I am thinking of holding long term, I have read predictions of hitting $8 in 2024 this seems like such a small increase which makes it feel like a dying currency. It is disappointing that you do not get the volatility similar to that of bitcoin. What are peoples thoughts?

For blockchain developers who want to understand the very low-level components of dfuse, part 1 of this review of bstream covers how blocks flow through the protobuf definitions and then through the dfuse for EOSIO stack.

https://www.dfuse.io/en/blog/bstream-part-1-dfuse-for-eosio-architecture-series

I'm used to Ethereum but recently have been increasingly excited about the EOS platform. I'd like to use a prediction platform like Augur but on EOS… is there anything like this at the moment?

I'm starting to accumulate DAPP tokens, and was wondering if anyone knew of a way to "secure" them in the same I can secure my eos tokens by staking or leasing them with a minimum period to unlock, preventing anyone who obtains my active key from clearing out my account.

As I understand it, "staking" DAPP tokens is used to access the resources that the DAPP network provides, which I don't really have a use for at present. Should I just stake them anyway even though I don't need the resources? Or are there any I can stake to that will generate a passive income?

I see Chintai have released a DAPP leasing market, would this keep my tokens safe in the same way it REX does for EOS?

I got the following error message when I tried to buy RAM:

连接 Scatter 失败: 请确认 Scatter 钱包已启动，全局代理、 VPN 已关闭，然后再次尝试。

I'm not using a VPN. I can't read Chinese and I don't know what Scatter is.

I use Atomic Wallet and I tried to send 1 EOS to Celsius Network and it wouldn't work. Eospark says I have 953 bytes of a possible 4.30 KB RAM. I have 13.00 us CPU and 50.78 KB Net. What does all this even mean?

Somebody please ELI5. I know a lot about blockchain and cryptocurrencies but I've never had to deal with this bullshit before.

Why defi pulse does not list EOS DEX , and DEFI projects ?
Any idea ?
https://defipulse.com/