So far, all of the nodes that participate in the League of Entropy’s drand network have been placed on Earth. But this has just changed! Temporarily for now, but hopefully, more permanently in the near future. Read on to find out all the details.
Monitoring distributed systems is a challenge. While there are established patterns and solutions for monitoring the most common types of applications, there is usually no silver bullet. In this blog post we outline the challenges that we faced when implementing monitoring for one such system, drand.
"StorSwift becomes the newest member of the League of Entropy. We've asked them why they're motivated by drand and decided to contribute - check what they said!"
The drand team has been hard at work the last couple of months to develop and integrate new and extremely valuable features into the drand codebase: timelock encryption, and multi-frequency support!
This post covers the second set of responses we received from League of Entropy members on our question: “What’s the value of drand for your organisation and why do you support it”!
We asked the League of Entropy members: “what’s the value of drand for you, and why do you support it?” Check out what they said!
It's been a year since drand first launched its mainnet distributed randomness beacon service.
Keyless cryptocurrency wallet ZenGo joins LoE
The Quantum Resistant Ledger becomes the latest member of the League of Entropy.