According to official sources, the EOS-based Inscription Protocol EOS420 has been launched and announced to have received support from the EOS Network Foundation. The official X account of the EOS Network Foundation has retweeted its tweet. EOS420 is committed to promoting developer ecosystem innovation and promoting the prosperity of the EOS ecosystem.
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EOS Inscription Protocol EOS420 is launched and is supported by the EOS Network Foundation
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