Etho protocol a blockchain powered IPFS network facilitating the Ethereum virtual machine. Designed in California and used in the work we are taking now the next steps in our evolution process.

What is Atlas?

The Atlas update is a combination of Etho Protocol network updates along with several upstream EVM updates to the blockchain itself necessitating an Etho Protocol hard fork in the near future. The major network update that Atlas brings us is the ability to communicate and utilize data through the wider IPFS network, opening up communication between Etho Protocol’s decentralized data network and IPFS. …

From the start of the project, the Etho protocol team had an early realization: We can’t build it all. And even if we could, it would not be the best (“jack of all trades, master of none”).

To be successful one needs to be focused. Easily said, but much more difficult in reality when the temptation exists to accomplish so much. Luckily there is one potential way forward to achieve a complete portfolio: Work together with others. …

Many community members have asked how they can stake or make a return on your ETHO, so we decided to outline some options for ETHO holders to both contribute to the network and make a return on their ETHO holdings.

First: Where Can You Get ETHO?

ETHO is a multi-chain asset meaning that tokens exist on Binance Smart Chain (BSC), The Ehereum Network (ETH), The xDai Network (xDai) and the native coin on the Etho Protocol network itself. You can buy/swap for wrapped ETHO tokens on any of these networks and use the bridge at https://bridge.ethoprotocol.com and https://honeyswap.ether1.org …

With our Kucoin listing we have received a lot of new interest in Etho Protocol and a new eager audience with a lot of questions. This is a very good reason to layout what Etho Protocol is about and why it is different to 99.9% of the coins and tokens out there.

TL;DR

Etho protocol is enabling an immutable. permanent, decentralized and global cloud storage farm focusing on partnerships. First out is hup.life tapping into our storage solution. More collaborations will come during Q3 and Q4 this year; And as always: this is not an investment advice.

You Bought ETHO On Kucoin? Great Decision

Let’s assume you bought…

The Etho Protocol teams have had some extremely busy moments in the last 72 hours due to the listing on KuCoin but overall the event was really successful — although not without a little drama. Let us go back a couple of months…

Exchanges

After our successful listing on Probit.com in late 2020, it was clear that the next step in project evolution needed to be the push for a top tier or top 10 exchange. Now with the alt-season in full bloom you can imagine that exchanges are not just waiting around for projects to list with them — especially…

The Etho Protocol is a completely independent blockchain that is fully EVM (Ethereum Virtual Machine) compatible utilizing an Ethash proof-of-work consensus model. Being fully EVM compatible allows for tokens to be deployed on blockchain just like many do on the Ethereum Network (ie erc20 and erc721). Several tokens have actually already been deployed on The Etho Protocol blockchain as you can see on the token tracker from The Etho Protocol Explorer (below).

Knowledge is power, people say, and we want to provide power to you by providing data about Etho Protocol at your fingertips as transparency is our virtue. Welcome to the Etho Protocol informational and statistical dashboards at https://info.ethoprotocol.com

Etho Protocol Financials

Financials are important so let us start with a look at the financial page:

Deploying Etho Protocol Upload Gateways

Uploading data and interacting with the Etho Protocol network has just taken a major step forward in usability with the newest release of the ethofs-sdk and the simplification of deploying local Etho Protocol IPFS Upload Gateways which are now being called Etho Business Nodes.

Why Are Etho Protocol Business Nodes Needed?

Needing to rely on public gateways like https://rpc.ethoprotocol.com and https://ipfs.io creates a possible point of failure. Many public gateways implement upload limits (ipfs.io only allows 100mb per file upload) and also create centralized failure points. …