Brendan Bloomer, CEO of Block.one, the company responsible for developing EOS and Voice, a new blockchain-based social media network, has confirmed that the beta version of Voice will be released on February 14, 2020.

Bloomer clarified that users will be able to “test” the platform and stated:

In the future, posting on public chains will diversify moderation and strengthen resistance to censorship

Voice was set to run on the EOSIO blockchain.

But publish a site quindisk Recently, an article indicated that Block.one will not release the Voice service on the EOS blockchain.

It was previously announced in June 2019 that the Voice platform would launch on the main EOS network, but according to the source, it appears that Block.one’s plans have changed.

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In the FAQ section of the official Voice website:

While Voice is in high beta, it will run on a purpose-built EOSIO series.

In time, we’d like Voice to boost the EOS blockchain, and maybe too others who can meet the performance and governance requirements of Voice.

The company’s June statement regarding the Voice platform confirms that it will be called the EOS blockchain.

Block.one also allocated 3.3 million EOS of RAM in May 2019 on the EOS blockchain mainnet.

Although the company has never released a statement regarding the move, many members of the crypto community have considered it in Block.one’s best interest to allocate the computing power needed for Voice.

EOS allows users to lock up RAM on the main blockchain so that they can reserve a certain amount of network processing power.

Block.one develops open source software applications, however other entities are responsible for their operation.

The company has built the EOSIO software suite and a group of organizations around the world operate the EOS Core Network.

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EOS is currently ranked as the eighth largest blockchain company in the world by volume, with a market capitalization of about $3.4 billion.

Bloomer denies the news.

Bloomer claims that the Coindesk article was “misleading” and recommended “reforming journalism with Voice.”

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Mention bloomer:

In the future, journalists will be held accountable for their words by the public.

As much as Uber has freed riders from captive audiences, the blockchain will do the same for social network readers.

Through the transparency of full interaction, public participation in the article, and motivating accuracy.

Bloomer also notes that at least three people have tried to contact Coindesk to provide “factual accuracy” but he claims all have been ignored.

And tell Voice that no one will be ignored.

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