EOSIO.SG does not engage in vote buying

Hi everyone,
I am Leon from EOSIO.SG.

I hereby declare:
EOSIO.SG has not and does not accept anything of value in exchange for a vote of any type, nor have we or shall we influence the vote of another.

I just wanted to share a little background information about our team and where we are headed in the next 6 months.
EOSIO.SG was founded in April 2018 and since then we have achieved significant progress in our code research, community contributions and BP candidacy. Of course, this could not have been achieved without the dedication of our co-founder Deadlock @qianxiaofeng and the rest of the team.

I have listed below some highlights of our 6-month journey so far. However, we hope to achieve even more in the next 6 months as there is just so much more to do.
Our 6-month journey to date:

• In our first week, we successfully launched our test net which supported one click connection;
• In our second week, we successfully managed to meet all the criteria of becoming a BP candidate;
• We launched the Voting Test Portal back in May;
• In June, in order to allow more users to be able to participate in the voting, we launched another open sourced community project -POMELO in collaboration with other 4 teams (MEET.ONE, EOS Nation, EOS Cannon and EOSeoul). It was a wallet with voting feature and it took us 2 weeks to develop. All relevant source codes are available on github https://github.com/eosiosg;
• We built our tech blog on steemit and medium to share our thoughts on the kernel code research; 1) https://steemit.com/blockchain/@eosiosg/system-contract-part-1-block-producer-rewards 2) https://steemit.com/blockchain/@eosiosg/introduction-to-voting-process-for-programmers
• After spending 3 months of development, we launched this week FINDEX.PRO, a true DEX solution for all the trading needs of the EOS community with all trades remaining 100% decentralized on the EOS chain. We won’t be charging users for any trades completed on FINDEX as we believe unnecessary transaction fees hinders the mainstream adoption of EOS.

Our focus now:
As we all known, EOS is based on DPOS consensus algorithm. However, there is an unsolved problem related to real time BFT as mention by BM. We are now working hard on this area, trying to find a solution to minimize the height between HEAD and LIB. Moreover, we are in the progress of develop an consensus simulator, which would significantly reduce research overhead by replacing the real nodes network.
We are more than welcome to invite anyone interested to join.