The Orbs Project Blog

Thoughts about the Orbs project, open source, blockchain and engineering.

Orbs’ Unified Theory of Randomness: Explaining the Helix Consensus Algorithm
Orbs’ Unified Theory of Randomness: Explaining the Helix Consensus Algorithm
Ido GrayevskyIdo Grayevsky·
Ethereum Suffers from a Gas Crisis, and It’s by Design
Ethereum Suffers from a Gas Crisis, and It’s by Design
Oded NoamOded Noam·
Group Signature Schemes with Distributed Traceability (or how to open a signature fairly)
Group Signature Schemes with Distributed Traceability (or how to open a signature fairly)
Maya LeshkowitzMaya Leshkowitz·
Before EOS and Ethereum: How much has Proof-of-Stake evolved since PPCoin?
Before EOS and Ethereum: How much has Proof-of-Stake evolved since PPCoin?
David YakiraDavid Yakira·
An Introduction to Proof-of-Stake and the Future of Consensus — a Talk by Orbs’ Head of Research
An Introduction to Proof-of-Stake and the Future of Consensus — a Talk by Orbs’ Head of Research
David YakiraDavid Yakira·
Technical AMA Session with the GroundX Team about Helix and Orbs — June 2018
Technical AMA Session with the GroundX Team about Helix and Orbs — June 2018
Tal KolTal Kol·
What Stops a Successful App from Forking a Blockchain?
What Stops a Successful App from Forking a Blockchain?
Tal KolTal Kol·
Are fee-free blockchains possible?
Are fee-free blockchains possible?
David YakiraDavid Yakira·
How to Run a Blockchain on a Deserted Island with Pen and Paper
How to Run a Blockchain on a Deserted Island with Pen and Paper
Tal KolTal Kol·
Introducing Helix: The Orbs Consensus Algorithm
Introducing Helix: The Orbs Consensus Algorithm
David YakiraDavid Yakira·
Who Controls Your Blockchain?
Who Controls Your Blockchain?
Tal KolTal Kol·
A federated model can protect decentralized platforms from some players having too much power
A federated model can protect decentralized platforms from some players having too much power
Oded NoamOded Noam·