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As 2020 comes to a wrap, so does an eventful month of November for the Augur protocol.

Despite a successful launch there is a lot left to do for Augur.

With the launch of Augur v2 users can now migrate REP to the new REPv2 token to participate in the reporting and dispute system within Augur v2. While not immediately required, it is encouraged to do so as all REP and REPv2 would have

Augur v2 launched on Tuesday, July 28th. After the first hour it became clear that the user onboarding process was too complicated and expensive. The intent was to provide a solution for onboarding new and non-native crypto users, allowing them to trade with only

Augur is your global no-limit betting platform. It is a system that allows anyone, anywhere to buy and sell real-money stakes in event outcomes. This could mean speculating on anything from the price of a cryptocurrency, to how many earthquakes will hit California this

With the upcoming launch of Augur v2, the first Augur Master Plan from 2017 is now almost complete. The plan was to: Release a v1 that would be cool, but slow and expensiveIntegrate 0x and release a new version that allows off-chain order placements,

Augur’s UX will take a big leap forward in v2…but that’s not enough. When it comes to prediction markets, a sleek UX without liquidity is like a Ferrari with no fuel. It won’t get you very far! If only Augur

Welcome to the Future:You wake up one early spring morning in 2036 and ask Siri’s granddaughter “Will it rain today?” “No,” she politely replies, “but according to Augur, we’ll see some scattered showers around 12:30pm next Tuesday.” When you open

Augur’s purpose is to democratize and decentralize finance. We’ll do this by enabling anyone, anywhere, at anytime in the world to create and speculate at a low cost for the first time. If Bitcoin gave us decentralized currency and Ethereum brought decentralized