Why Blockchain Governance is Critical

Published: Jan. 18, 2020, 1:23 a.m.

Thomas Cox is known as the Godfather of Blockchain governance and a well-known figure in the EOS ecosystem.  We discuss working for Dan Larimer of EOS and blockchain governance.

  1. As employee #3 at Block.one What’s working with Dan Larimer like?
  2. Why should anyone care about Blockchain governance?
  3. How do you respond to the allegations that the Chinese are dominating the block producers?
  4. What’s going on with REX and EOS.io?
  5. Can you set up a model that is truly decentralized?
  6. There are so many models, how do choose?

What is the specific criteria for choosing a governance model?

IN 100 words or less, if you could invest a fictional $100,000 in one or two cryptos, what would they be and why?

I'd put $50k into Bitcoin and split the rest across a basket of alt coins and tokens like WAX and even Libra.

Key Takeaway:

When you set up a new blockchain, please pick a governance approach and don't be blindsided by the need for governance.

 Where can they reach you?

Strongblock.io