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What is EOS?
EOS was funded with a controversial year-long token sale that raised $4 billion and attracted attention from the US Securities and Exchange Commission. (Block.one ultimately paid $24 million as a penalty for conducting an unregistered ICO.) EOS features a very fast (0.5-second) block time, which it achieves through its Delegated Proof of Stake consensus, whereby blocks are sent to Block Producers that are known in advance. This entails a degree of centralisation, since there are a limited number of BPs, but high throughput. EOS’s smart contracts allow for the creation of distributed applications, similar to dApps on the Ethereum network.