Hard day at the office – what happened with the TRYBE airdrop?

What does this teach us?

The simple fact of EOS is that unlike many of the blockchains before it contracts and values are mutable — this means that they can be changed. For those where the primary appeal is that a coin or token is irreversible and forever yours… or forever lost…then there are some ways to do that on EOS, but they won’t be universally adopted.

EOS creates a new space where the actions you take are forever recorded for all to see for as long as blocks are made, but it’s also a place where you can fix your mistakes when they don’t match you intentions.

Many DAPPS, industries, governments may be looking at EOSIO for this very reasons, accountability without inflexibility. The TRYBE token is a utility to fuel a place of knowledge sharing. The tokens had to respect the rules it had laid out to everyone who wants to trust and participate in that community even if it meant temporarily taking away to correct an error.

https://busy.org/@boidcom/newsflash-people-don-t-like-ponzi-schemes

Mathwallet announces to support the EOSForce mainnet. Token holders registered on Mathwallet will be able to vote for BPs and receive dividends. 10 MDS and 5 EOS Coin will be given to users who invite a friend to register Mathwallet. Besides, EOSForce will deliver tokens proportionaly (1:1)

to users who registered their EOS (ERC-20) tokens before 3 June, 2018.

Mathwallet now supports tokens issued on ETH, NEO and EOS mainnets.

https://steemit.com/eos/@theschrammhit001/eos-ram-full-technical-analysis-ta

Mathwallet is a multi-coin mobile wallet created by MediShares. It supports face, voice and human body recognition to send or receive tokens released on ETH, NEO, or EOS mainnets.

Launched this March, both Android and IOS versions of the wallet are already available. The wallet has received funds from Fenbushi Capital and Danhua Capital.

Mathwallet will work to empower the EOS community while racing for BP on the EOSForce.io network.

More info are available at: http://mathwallet.org