EOS
EOS is a cryptocurrency focused on smart contracts and decentralized applications. It focuses around scalability and eliminating fees for users.
Reviews for EOS
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In EOS, a few complete strangers can freeze what users thought was their money. Under the EOS protocol, you must trust a "constitutional" organization comprised of people you will likely never get to know. The EOS "constitution" is socially unscalable and a security hole.
Full review2018-06-19
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None of them [blockchains] are fast enough for industrial strength. We have one that just started called EOS, and that will be one of the first fast blockchains. One of the reasons why I think EOS has a shot is because it has a $5 billion-$6 billion war chest.
Full review2018-06-06
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Governance is hard. See the EOS (on-chain governance) low retail voter turnout for electing the Block Producers and the Zcash Foundation Community Governance Process (off-chain governance meets social signaling).
Currently, around 5% of EOS holders have staked tokens to vote for the Block Producers. 15% is needed.
The EOS low voter turnout is a result of low retail participation and centralization of the initial investors.
Full review2018-06-12
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If the moat of Ethereum (ETH) is this easy to break by EOS, wonβt EOSβs be as well? Just a month ago, people thought ETH would be worth 15x BTC.
Smart contract platforms' battle will be fun to watch, but in the end, theyβll all commoditize each other. This is a prisoners dilemma in action.
Full review2018-04-25
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Honestly, I don't understand the whole EOS thing. Why people decided out of all the companies in the world that could run a federated permissioned ledger that it should be one run by people with a track record of borderline fraud I will never understand.
Full review2018-07-20
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Say whatever you like, EOS achieves higher dramas per second than any other chain.
Full review2018-07-08
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EOS is far and away the largest blockchain β in terms of usage, market cap, liquidity, and others β and requires the most active and engaged governance and technical infrastructure.
Full review2018-09-18
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