Quote from: exscudo on April 27, 2017, 08:42:39 PM

Wow, red capital letters seem to be popular here. Cheesy

We have already clarified the 'collapse of the blockchain' phrase:

Quote from: exscudo on April 27, 2017, 10:30:04 AM

Hello.

Ok, what concerns our EON blockchain:

Yes, we believe that growing size of blockchain is a real problem for those who create new nodes - they have to wait significant amount of time until the peer is synchronized. In course of blockchain existence the time also grows.

However for most peers it is not crucial to have a complete blockchain, that's why EON blockchain has a feature which is similar to taking 'snapshots' of older parts of the blockchain. After a particular number of blocks the the snapshot is taken and saved on 'supernodes' of EON blockchain, whereas the common peers just 'quote a link' to the archived snapshot.

After some time all the snapshots also exceed some critical volume, and a 'supersnapshot' of snapshots is made and also archived. The common peers of the EON blockchain just 'quote a link' to the 'supersnapshot' of snapshots.

By implementing this solution we allow for fixed time spent on peer creation and its synchronization, making it easier for users and node owners.

The math will be available until the end of the ICO, so you should not even believe our words - just check out the math behind the project and after that you can invest.

Thank you.

As for the escrow issue, please refer to these documents: https://exscudo.com/legal/

As said before, the fact that a problem hasn't been solved by other people until now doesn't mean that it can't be solved. The code will be published before the ICO ends anyway, so if you have some concerns, you can just wait. No one forces you to invest.

Good insight. First time hearing of this innovation. Looks like this is one of those big projects and the fact that is an exchange has tremendous potential along.