Crypto Lions update (4/29/18)

We've been busy.

• On April 20th, we held Ukraine's first EOS Meetup on the tech incubator campus Unit City. Lots of great questions from the audience. The Meetup Telegram remains active.

Thank you for visiting, @eosunion, @xebb of EOSIO.SE, @marcinsteem of EOS Green, and @thomasbcox.

• The Jungle Testnet Monitor has gone through some serious upgrades, including an improved color scheme, a cool Map feature, a Jungle EOS faucet, and an automatic registration.

https://github.com/CryptoLions/EOS-Jungle-Testnet

• After four days of hard work, and little sleep, the Jungle Testnet SURVIVED!!!!

The April 23 EOSIO update proved very unstable for testnets. We were dropping nodes, and forking almost into oblivion. The problem was compounded by less participation from our community. It seemed that having connected their servers to the earlier version of the testnet, some teams focused on other things, and we can't blame them. Everyone is very busy right now.

We compounded this problem ourselves by increasing number of nodes to 73 to allow more participation. That initially burdened us with having to communicate with 49 teams for 2/3.

For a while there, it seemed like we might have to part with our beloved Jungle Blockchain, which had grown to almost 3 MILLION blocks. We love it almost like parents love a child.

Thankfully, with a lot of work, a lot of help from the Jungle community members, and a few patches from core devs (Thanks Guys!), the Jungle Testnet Survived! Yesterday, we finally produced an irreversable block, and today the Jungle Blockchain surpassed 3 MILLION!!!

• We have published this Code of Conduct and list of Policy Positions.

• We are finalizing the details of opening a business in Germany under which Crypto Lions would operate.

• An idea for EOS's worker proposal process: Brainstorming a multi-cameral legislature for EOS.

• Dawn 3.0 announcement translated into Russian.