Binance Launchpool introduces Omni Network (OMNI), Tokens

Binance announced that it will be introducing Omni Network (OMNI), tokens to its Launchpool platform. Binance Launchpool introduces its 52nd project. Omni Network is layer 1 blockchain that aims to unite Ethereum's rollup eco-system into a single system.

Users can place their BNB or FDUSD in different pools over a four-day period to farm OMNI Tokens. The farming process begins at 2024-04-13 00:00 UTC. Binance will list OMNI on 2024-04-17 12:01 (UTC), and open the trading pairs OMNI/BTC, OMNI/USDT, OMNI/BNB, OMNI/FDUSD, and OMNI/TRY.

Details about OMNI Launchpool

The maximum token supply for OMNI is 100,000,000. Launchpool token rewards have been set at 3,500,000 OMNI which is 3.5% max token supply. The initial circulating stock is 10,391,492 OMNI which is 10.39% the maximum token supply. KYC is required for staking and the hard cap of 546.87 OMNI per hour in FDUSD and 3,098.95 OMNI per user in BNB pool.

Pools of BNB and FDUSD Stake

Users can bet BNB with an estimated reward 2,975,000 OMNI (85%), or FDUSD with an estimate reward of 525,000 OMNI (15%). The farming period is from 2024-04-13 (00:00 UTC) to 2024-04-16 (23:59 UTC).

Users must meet certain requirements to be able to farm OMNI. Users must complete the account verification process and reside in an eligible jurisdiction. The list of excluded jurisdictions is subject to change due to local laws and regulations.

To ensure that their money is safe, users are advised to conduct their own research prior to investing in any cryptocurrency. Binance is currently the only platform that lists OMNI tokens. All claims of offering this token before the timeline are considered false advertising.

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Sequential vs parallel consensus protocols: PBFT versus BBCA-Chain

Andrew Lewis-Pye and Oded Nair, three prominent figures from the blockchain industry, have recently discussed view synchronization within consensus protocols in Chainlink's (LINK) blog. They presented a new protocol which promises quick recovery if a Byzantine Leader occurs, underscoring that efficient consensus mechanisms are needed in blockchain systems.

Explore the nuanced differences between PBFT and BBCA Chain

This blog post on Chainlink explores the intricacies and complexities of sequential and simultaneous consensus protocols. It focuses primarily on Practical Byzantine Fault Tolerance and Byzantine Binary Consensus Algorithms (BBCA-Chain) The authors provide a detailed comparison between the two to show the benefits and drawbacks of each.

Improved Consensus protocols for Blockchain Enhance Efficiency

The need for secure and efficient consensus protocols in the rapidly evolving world of blockchain is essential. Exploring PBFT-Chain and BBCA provides valuable insights into the way these protocols work and their impact on efficiency. Understanding these protocols are crucial for blockchain enthusiasts and developers alike. It informs them in their decision making process when investing or developing blockchain platforms.

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This in-depth analysis and comparison of PBFT vs. BBCA-Chain is a valuable resource to those who are interested in consensus protocols and blockchain technology. The paper highlights the importance and potential of future blockchain systems that can be improved by ongoing research.

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