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Cosmos's new adversarial test web challenge blocks all Tendermint Inc employees

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Is Cosmos still fighting an internal war?

BlockBeats news: Peng Zhong @zcpeng, designer at Tendermint Inc, tweeted today that CosmosDevs blocked all employees of Tendermint Inc from accessing messages in Game of Zones. His account has also been blocked by Zaki Manian, director of Tendermint Labs and co-founder of the company behind Game of Zones. He said the combative behavior was not Cosmos's collaborative spirit. "Only a serious lack of introspection can initiate a communication protocol statement by pre-emptively preventing others," he said. "isn't IBC about connecting the world?"

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According to pulse, Tendermint Inc has been in communication with the Cosmos team and is helping to promote the work of Game of Zones across teams, as well as using the Cosmos official account to promote the Game of Zoines. This blocking of Tendermint Inc employees from seeing messages now means communication is cut off, and Cosmos's official account cannot post Game of Zones tweets.

Game of Zones is a sequel to the first adversarial testing network in PoS history (Game of Stakes circa 2018), and the first of its kind. This time, participants will use the cross-chain communication (IBC) protocol to establish and connect zones, attempting to enter each other's chains. In exchange, the Interchain foundation donated & cake to the Game of Zones prize pool; 100000 & have spent An ATOM.

As previously reported by pulse, the developer of Cosmos, Tendermint Inc., announced the restart of Tendermint, which will be separated from IBC and the Tendermint core team, which will establish a new independent GmbH company in Berlin under the support and sponsorship of the Interchain foundation (ICF). As a core contributor to the ecosystem, other long-time employees of Tendermint Inc will operate under the newly established GmbH entity. Following the spin-off, Tendermint Inc will focus on Cosmos community construction, Cosmos SDK and Cosmos ecosystem project Virgo. Tendermint Inc also confirmed that the director of Tendermint Labs, Zaki Manian, who had previously accused Cosmos founder Jae Kwon of not acting, has left the company, and that Jessy Irwin, security chief at Tendermint, and Jack Zampolin, product director, have also resigned. & have spent