Let’s Talk MOAC! Join our Webinar this Saturday to Meet the Team

We love our MOAC blockchain community!

…And we are growing. We continue to attract new developers, new projects and new MOAC blockchain ambassadors.

Just this week, MOAC launched its first DAPP Moodada, a decentralized online Q&A solution. We’ve already signed up 20+ projects, and we’re offering new projects subsidies to offset operation and maintenance costs in early DAPP operations.

We enjoy your continued support and encourage you to share feedback in our communities. Decentralized projects depend on strong and consistent communication. That is why MOAC is launching a weekly Online Community Webinar.

Webinars starts this Saturday, November 17, 3 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. PST and will recur at the same time every week. During the webinar series, MOAC will discuss upcoming projects, platform features and general updates.

Register via Eventbrite: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/moac-online-community-webinar-tickets-52437306395

This week, MOAC will present their upcoming ambassador program, introduce David Chen, the founder and CEO, and demonstrate the blockchain’s MicroChain capabilities. The MOAC team will outline current goals and company progress, and it will open the floor to any questions you may have.

Sign up today!

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Want to learn more about MOAC?

Check out our resources section. MOAC stands for Mother of All Chains. It is a layered multi-blockchain architecture that is consensus agnostic (that means it can use Proof of Work or Proof of Stake in its MicroChains!) and super-efficient. The development community agrees, MOAC is poised to pass Ethereum and other crypto projects in the near future.

MOAC can already perform transactions at 300 times the efficiency of Ethereum, and it could potentially scale to support more than 100,000 transactions per second.

We’ve already reached the top 100 on CoinMarketCap, and we are planning to list on major exchanges soon…

Need more convincing? Here are reasons why blockchain developers are migrating to MOAC:

• Ease of Use

Developers can leverage MOAC APIs to create a MicroChain based DAPP with little effort. DAPP teams can focus on smart contract management without worrying about the underlying blockchain details. Also, MOAC smart contracts are compatible with Ethereum smart contracts, making project migration easy.

• Transaction Speeds

MOAC has demonstrated more than 5,000 transactions per second across all MicroChains. The platform achieves this by offloading business logic into MicroChains, thus alleviating the processing and storage burden on the MotherChain. At full scale, the system could potentially support more than 100,000 transactions per second.

• Costs

MOAC DAPPs can use a non-fee transaction feature in their MicroChains, which makes MOAC applications desirable for new user adoption. For DAPP developers, The MOAC Foundation provides subsidies to offset operation and maintenance costs in early DAPP operations.

• Cross-chain Compatibility

MOAC provides a simple and reliable cross-chain function. The system can facilitate atomic swaps between tokens in the MotherChain and tokens in MicroChains. Also, MicroChains can cross-communicate allowing for collaborative decentralized applications.

• Consensus Agnostic

MOAC uses a MotherChain (a proof-of-work based blockchain) and MicroChains for smart contracts supporting multiple consensus models. Currently, MOAC delivers two template types of MicroChain consensus protocols: one is ProcWind, a POS consensus-based MicroChain contract, and the other is FileStorm, a FileCoin-like consensus for decentralized file storage. Developers can tailor fit their application by choosing appropriate consensus mechanisms.