The third round of blockchain rankings has been released by China's CCID Research Institute and EOS received the top rating for the second time in a row.
One faced during EOS's main net release, CCID still felt that EOS remained supreme among all the blockchain projects on the market.
"The global public chain technology assessment work was organized and implemented by the CCID Blockchain Research Institute. It was jointly carried out by a number of units including the CCID Think Tank under the China Electronic Information Industry Development Research Institute and the China Software Testing Center. The purpose is to scientifically Assess the development level of global public chain technology."
On May 17th, 2018, the group released its first set of rankings with Ethereum on top and EOS nowhere to be found.
In the second set of rankings released in June 2018, EOS, Ethereum NEO, and Stellar were at the top.
EOS. While EOS suffered major hiccups the past month, the group was likely impressed with its consensus algorithm, which uses a delegated proof-of-stake.
Ethereum still uses a proof-of-work consensus algorithm, but recently released its roadmap to transition to PoS. Ethereum developers are steadily working on solutions to solve the project's scalability issue and there are many front contenders.
Nebulas - founded in Singapore in 2017 by the Nebulas IO Foundation, ranked sixth on the previous rankings but jumped its way up to third.
Nebulas enthusiasts call the project the new "Google for Blockchain." Nebulas's project includes a search engine and upgradeable smart contract capabilities.
Google is intended for day-to-day searches whereas Nebulas focuses specifically on searches throughout decentralized applications, user's blockchain assets, and smart contracts.
EOS, Ethereum, and Nebulas Reign Supreme in China's 3rd Set of Blockchain Ratings
Published on Jul 25, 2018
by Cryptoslate | Published on Coinage
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