Nathan Beer

Nathan Beer

Nathan Beer is now the founder and marketing manager of Om⁶⁴ Local Oatmilk, and previously he was a marketing-related content-ethexc manager at ConsenSys. He has rich experience in editing, content-ethexc production and curation, covering subversive and innovative music culture and activities, as well as blockchain entrepreneurship, neuroscience research, etc.

Fnatic Club CEO Responds to the NFT Membership Key Controversy: The launch of the NFT key is to be different from traditional subscription members: On April 20th, the famous e-sports club Fnatic (FNC) launched a membership card-like NFT key last month Spoon, met with fierce opposition from the player community. Club CEO Sam Mathews said that he had expected this, and he believed that the club would not follow in the footsteps of losers. The purpose of launching NFT keys is to be different from traditional subscription members, reduce operating costs, and facilitate future integration into the Web3.0 platform. Mathews emphasized that the goal of the program is to increase community engagement and reduce reliance on existing social media. Profit is not the primary goal of the plan, and a large part of the key revenue will be invested in improving member benefits. In addition, unlike the reaction of the player community, FNC's official website recorded more than 200,000 registrations a day after the plan was released. [2022/4/20 14:34:47]

News | EOS Nation's multi-signature proposal setinflation has been unanimously approved: Jinse Finance reported that the multi-signature proposal setinflation initiated by EOS Nation has been voted by 15 block producers. According to previous reports by Jinse Finance, today, EOS Nation launched a multi-signature proposal setinflation, proposing to set the total inflation rate of EOS to 1%, and no longer inject into the eosio.saving account. After testing, the proposed parameter change is effective on the Jungle 3 test network. [2020/2/25]

News | Jonathan Warren, the developer of Bitmessage, testified that Satoshi Aobaen forged documents: According to a court document released on August 13, Jonathan Warren, the developer of peer-to-peer information Bitmessage, testified against Satoshi Aobaen Craig Wright, saying that in the recent In one trial, some documents of Satoshi Aoben were forged. [2019/8/15]

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