The EOS Network Foundation (ENF), Telos, Wax and UX Network have pooled resources in an Antelope blockchain coalition with a common codebase.

“The Antelope coalition consists of four high-performance, first-level blockchains, each with its own history, characteristics, serving unique markets, and connected by a common framework,” the statement said.

The Antelope protocol is a fork of an early version of the EOS network with the addition of a host of new features. The first implementation of Leap v3.1 includes:

• subjective billing;
• automatic repetition of transactions;
• the ability to estimate resources for a transaction without including it in a block;
• reducing storage requirements by reducing block and delivery logs.

The new network also provides developer toolkits:

• CDT – for deploying smart contracts on Antelope blockchains;
• DUNE – to perform functions of managing nodes, compiling smart contracts, running tests and performing other common tasks.

ENF noted that the company that launched the EOS network Block.one in mid-2021 stopped supporting it. The organization has taken steps towards the continuation of the life of the project. One of the initiatives was the common codebase for the Mandel fork, under contract in its creation. Dan Larimer and as a fractal.

ENF engineers continued to work on the project. In March, blockchain teams Telos, Wax and UX Network joined the coalition.

Antelope’s launch was the result of a joint effort between the developers and the rebranding of Mandel.

“Based on the synergy of pooled network resources, the launch of Antelope is a major step towards self-determination for EOS, the coalition and the project ecosystem as a whole,” ENF said.

Recall that the organization plans to recover $ 4.1 billion from Block.one through the courts. In 2018, the company raised $ 4.2 billion through the EOS ICO.

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