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Title: Is EOS dead?
Post by: Abiky on August 20, 2021, 10:45:17 PM
For some time, EOS was "hailed" to be the "Ethereum Killer" with its near-instant transactions and zero fees. There was excitement all around the crypto/Blockchain space within the project's early days. I remember when EOS was worth double-digits a couple of years ago. Somehow, demand for the cryptocurrency vanished as people moved onto other big players on the market. Nowadays, it's all about Ethereum and Binance Chain, leaving EOS in the dust. That's unfortunate, considering that EOS' zero-fee model makes it a perfect platform for "De-Fi". If developers began building quality dApps on EOS, the platform would've already surpassed Binance Chain. Who knows if EOS would've been the third-largest cryptocurrency by market cap today?

Now that development on the project has kind of "stalled", I'm wondering if EOS is already dead? I wouldn't be surprised about this, since Dan Larimer's other projects (Bitshares and Steem) turn out to be the same way in the long run. The community took over those projects, but they've never been the same. I think the same fate awaits for EOS, as it becomes nothing more than a failed experiment.

What are your thoughts? ???


Title: Re: Is EOS dead?
Post by: poodle63 on August 20, 2021, 11:04:14 PM
Now that development on the project has kind of "stalled", I'm wondering if EOS is already dead?
Not dead yet, i will not expect this platform to be dead in a short term. that's a non sense thing to happen after this company got 4 billion USD worth a few years ago probably in 2018

This old coin was nothing compared with the new coin these days.


Title: Re: Is EOS dead?
Post by: Flowzer on August 20, 2021, 11:41:12 PM
No EOS its not dead, Bullish.com will developed by block.one and could be one of the biggest exchange in the future, also with EOS PowerUp you able to interact with the Network with very small fee.
In the short term, they have EdenOS which already developed and could be one of the greatest decentralized government model.


Title: Re: Is EOS dead?
Post by: CaVO32 on August 20, 2021, 11:46:41 PM
No EOS its not dead, Bullish.com will developed by block.one and could be one of the biggest exchange in the future, also with EOS PowerUp you able to interact with the Network with very small fee.
In the short term, they have EdenOS which already developed and could be one of the greatest decentralized government model.

Maybe, they are not just visible these days. But I believe there are still developments going on. I do like this alt as I used it before in some of my trading, and their fee is really quite cheap and fast. However, the dev team may not be very active in updating the community. Their twitter is still active though - https://twitter.com/EOSIO.


Title: Re: Is EOS dead?
Post by: kurniawan05 on August 20, 2021, 11:49:12 PM
I don't think so, the trading volume of EOS alone is over $1.5 Billion a day, bigger than matic, luna and uniswap. I don't think they have any events/development that can increase their HYIP.


Title: Re: Is EOS dead?
Post by: Yamifoud on August 20, 2021, 11:51:50 PM
No EOS its not dead, Bullish.com will developed by block.one and could be one of the biggest exchange in the future, also with EOS PowerUp you able to interact with the Network with very small fee.
In the short term, they have EdenOS which already developed and could be one of the greatest decentralized government model.

Maybe, they are not just visible these days. But I believe there are still developments going on. I do like this alt as I used it before in some of my trading, and their fee is really quite cheap and fast. However, the dev team may not be very active in updating the community. Their twitter is still active though - https://twitter.com/EOSIO.
And there is no reason why they have to be visible because they are already ignored by most of the investors. EOS has been dead for a long time started why Defi hypes begun and lose the visibility of EOS. Just like what happens to many projects, they somewhat losing interest as investors now are looking for a better opportunity and mostly ride on the market hypes.
If the EOS team won't work hard to advertise their projects, maybe sooner or later it was totally out from crypto space as we move closer to the BSC platform.


Title: Re: Is EOS dead?
Post by: tabas on August 20, 2021, 11:51:59 PM
Not yet but from one of the high rank altcoin it went down to 29. It's been so long since I've also stopped following this project when many have been telling bad opinions about this coin.
But let's see if those developments will be made just as what others are saying. If there will be another development then it shall help it to go up but if not, then we'll see it drop some more on its rank but still the volume of it is quite high.


Title: Re: Is EOS dead?
Post by: Coin-1 on August 21, 2021, 01:11:01 AM
Now that development on the project has kind of "stalled", I'm wondering if EOS is already dead? I wouldn't be surprised about this, since Dan Larimer's other projects (Bitshares and Steem) turn out to be the same way in the long run. The community took over those projects, but they've never been the same. I think the same fate awaits for EOS, as it becomes nothing more than a failed experiment.

I remember a few years ago EOS was in the TOP-10 of CoinMarketCap. At one point, the team even announced that EOS smart contracts would support Solidity as well as other similar Turing-complete languages. These promises have not been fulfilled, so investors are now paying little attention to this coin.

The EOS team currently seems to be stuck in development. In fact, they missed out the DeFi hype while other altcoins have successfully seized the favorable moment, which is why EOS is now rated 32nd.

However, a large number of decentralized applications still use the EOS network. Since the blockchain is very fast, some casinos organize bets based on block hashes. Nowadays EOS has many strong competitors in the cryptocurrency market, so its price is not high, but in my opinion, EOS will not die in the foreseeable future.


Title: Re: Is EOS dead?
Post by: crwth on August 21, 2021, 01:20:39 AM
I remember those days where it was all the hype and rising through the ranks on CMC. I wasn't aware during those times and not so much into altcoins during the time but it has been known. I have seen EOS a bunch of times back then I think it started all this dApps thing. It hasn't been that long since their last development but I think they just have been overtaken by other projects, so that's the case for this coin for me.


Title: Re: Is EOS dead?
Post by: dansus021 on August 21, 2021, 01:45:44 AM
i also think about this cause one of my followed project deploy the coin on EOS chain but they intend to move the network to polygon, but i think EOS will not dead any soon in marketplace it self based on coingecko eos still on #33 position still on top 100 coin support by big exchange and significant price up even though still not yet touch new ATH, maybe they still have problem on development


Title: Re: Is EOS dead?
Post by: FinneysTrueVision on August 21, 2021, 01:52:23 AM
WAX is a fork of EOS and is the most popular blockchain for NFTs. The technology behind EOS is good. One of the problems with EOS was the high cost of RAM made it really expensive for developers to launch a dapp. It was also incredibly centralized and we saw arbitrators reverse confirmed transactions. For something like NFTs an EOS-based chain is fine but for other use cases it is important to have decentralization.


Title: Re: Is EOS dead?
Post by: Dave1 on August 21, 2021, 02:10:38 AM
I don't know, but this projects seems to be out of the radar for most investors right now.

Yeah, they have like roadmaps and stuff, but perhaps it's not making any noises, it's touted to be the ETH killer and now we have BNB taking that spot.

I guess this old coin will need promotion as well to stay at least in the top 15 in the list. It might be a sleeper project, but I doubt that it will gain the attention like it has before.


Title: Re: Is EOS dead?
Post by: dhemasm on August 21, 2021, 03:05:58 PM
Yeah, EOS Seems dying and didn't doing good development lately especially on the bullish market Before, Comparing to some Smart-Contract Based network that have same use case they are more stagnant, Even Waves that was supposed to dead before was doing some good development with their NFT-Based Ducks game, Tron was same by joining the wave but EOS seems dead, It was really unfortunate since it's have more advantage than the other chains but if they can't adapt then it's suppose to be dead sooner.


Title: Re: Is EOS dead?
Post by: iv4n on August 21, 2021, 03:14:59 PM
Yeah, EOS Seems dying and didn't doing good development lately especially on the bullish market Before, Comparing to some Smart-Contract Based network that have same use case they are more stagnant, Even Waves that was supposed to dead before was doing some good development with their NFT-Based Ducks game, Tron was same by joining the wave but EOS seems dead, It was really unfortunate since it's have more advantage than the other chains but if they can't adapt then it's suppose to be dead sooner.

You said it right, it's dying! They didn't move a finger to do something in centuries (this is crypto, time if flying like crazy), and new projects now offer a lot more than EOS, 4 billion dollars project! What a joke!
It would be stupid to try to predict when will EOS die, that can happen in the near or far future, at least it's what is waiting for them if EOS developers don't wake up and try do something more! I guess they didn't spend all the money, they should be able to spend some on development!


Title: Re: Is EOS dead?
Post by: Mr,flex on August 21, 2021, 03:49:37 PM
Nearly across the globe 🌎 many focuses on ethereum blockchain coupled with the new development of Binance Smart Chain that has been attractive to people, so I don't think EOS has much to impact, I have token on EOS but not making any move and no further development and they wanna swap to Matic.


Title: Re: Is EOS dead?
Post by: layoutph on August 21, 2021, 04:01:16 PM
EOS will be pump soon. Their marketcap is still huge. We will see EOS glory before Bitcoin reach ATH.


Title: Re: Is EOS dead?
Post by: cabron on August 21, 2021, 04:15:33 PM

There are Defi projects in EOs like DefiBox and Vigor but are not marketed well by its developers. This platform seems to have a lesser member of the community but I think Defibox is already big.

But sometimes this no transaction fee feature of EOS can be seen as a failure because it doesn't create demand for the project and then there's also limited block producers which even their own community sees as centralized.


Title: Re: Is EOS dead?
Post by: Rocky993 on August 21, 2021, 05:22:30 PM
EOS can never be dated.  A: Well, their team members are no longer active with their projects.  But EOS is not a meme coin or any other nonsense altcoin coin that has disappeared from the market.  A good project has its own strong base, all the team members must be discussing what the next step will be or how they will take the next step in the market of this competition in a strong way.


Title: Re: Is EOS dead?
Post by: Flowzer on August 21, 2021, 10:41:27 PM
No EOS its not dead, Bullish.com will developed by block.one and could be one of the biggest exchange in the future, also with EOS PowerUp you able to interact with the Network with very small fee.
In the short term, they have EdenOS which already developed and could be one of the greatest decentralized government model.

Maybe, they are not just visible these days. But I believe there are still developments going on. I do like this alt as I used it before in some of my trading, and their fee is really quite cheap and fast. However, the dev team may not be very active in updating the community. Their twitter is still active though - https://twitter.com/EOSIO.

Yes, its because the community is not shiller and most of them are tech enthusiast or calm investor.
While another platform have so much shiller to FOMO the hype, EOS always attacked by FUD almost all the time.


Title: Re: Is EOS dead?
Post by: harapan on August 21, 2021, 11:17:29 PM
The name "eth killer" has made so many projects become dead today including EOS, I still remember when it was launched there were so many hypes about how it is better than Ethereum and all that, but today no one is talking about it, same thing happened with NEO  it was tagged "Asian Ethereum" but that name was short lived also, these name "eth killer" has killed so many projects cos it's obvious no one can kill Ethereum.


Title: Re: Is EOS dead?
Post by: lenovop-70 on August 22, 2021, 07:00:32 AM
The name "eth killer" has made so many projects become dead today including EOS, I still remember when it was launched there were so many hypes about how it is better than Ethereum and all that, but today no one is talking about it, same thing happened with NEO  it was tagged "Asian Ethereum" but that name was short lived also, these name "eth killer" has killed so many projects cos it's obvious no one can kill Ethereum.

Well yes, i think we should aware with project named "Ethereum killer" beyond. I think that named has become frightening, in the sense of the name it made market sentiment rise sharply, and at the end, the team was not able to make investors' dreams come true, and as a result they simultaneously sold it because they thought it was no longer appropriate to hold their coin, then we could see the price fall and the project lost investors instantly and even though, the next dead project has begun.


Title: Re: Is EOS dead?
Post by: HardCore12V on August 22, 2021, 07:43:14 AM
It's been a long time since I heard any good news about EOS but the project is still very much alive, it maintains good value and also good market volume so no danger in sight if you are a holder, while DeFI and NFT are taking over the space EOS doesn't even bother unlike some old altcoins that starts dragging themselves into DeFI and NFT for hype, another project that's as silent as EOS is NEO


Title: Re: Is EOS dead?
Post by: efxtrader on August 22, 2021, 09:51:19 AM
In terms of ranking on coinmarketcap, EOS has indeed gone down but in terms of price, it seems to be increasing compared to some time ago. This does not mean that EOS is said to be dead because EOS still holds large amounts of Bitcoin, so after all, EOS as a corporate entity is still quite liquid.


Title: Re: Is EOS dead?
Post by: michellee on August 22, 2021, 10:47:44 AM
As far as I can see, EOS is not dead anyway and I think the project still continues. But we do not know if they are preparing something related to the new trend because there is no important news from the project. But if the project can develop more and give something to the user, EOS can still survive for a long time and rise at the right time. With the last ATH at $22, it will not be easy to back to that price as the other coins will try to lift the price and more competition among the coins.


Title: Re: Is EOS dead?
Post by: Malam90 on August 22, 2021, 11:39:34 AM
EOS is already dead coin to me and long time ago i have rejected this coin as a dead for it's uncomfortable and non user-friendly wallet. Still i have few EOS in the wallet but i have deleted all my data with angry after many months try to make transaction using EOS wallet.
Once many crypto lovers thought EOS will be Ethereum killer but with the passage time, it is killed by itself. I think it's no longer popular that past. 


Title: Re: Is EOS dead?
Post by: yazher on August 22, 2021, 11:45:32 AM
Long ago I stopped following this project from an investment position. They may be offering something to their supporters, but there is a lot more investment now in DeFe's projects. If they can somehow offer something with him that is in trend, then they will be heard again.

They are not that good in terms of their service and right now the platform they are offering has lots of competitors and they cannot take an advance on their current development. So, more likely they're era is about to come to an end if they not gonna give something new to their investors who trusted them. they need to think of something new right away because right now, there are lots of changes and innovations that will gonna lead their project to demise if they don't move.


Title: Re: Is EOS dead?
Post by: Alf_m.h on August 22, 2021, 11:52:33 AM
EOS will be pump soon. Their marketcap is still huge. We will see EOS glory before Bitcoin reach ATH.

it seems you have high hopes for EOS, which now seems hopeless to grow but I'm sure there will be a time for EOS to develop again but it takes a lot of patience.


Title: Re: Is EOS dead?
Post by: Shallow on August 22, 2021, 12:34:53 PM
To be frank, unlike other top coins which are once in a while showing little updates, EOS seems to be found wanting with nothing happening at all, and there goes the dream and anticipation of being an Ethereum Killer and it is funny that many projects which were once tagged Ethereum killer have been forgotten with nothing happening again nor anyone remembering their claims of beating Ethereum.
This is crypto, once a project stops being active with developments, it starts fading away from the minds and sight of investors and once that starts setting in, the project will gradually lose its value and then might be considered dead even with their good market cap; this is just the case of EOS. Most projects which were once hyped Bitcoin killer, faced same fate and now it is taking place on EOS.
Lastly, if the team are willing to revive the project, they need to go back and re-strategize, build an accommodating blockchain which will be attractive to the new crypto trend and projects will get involved in this way leading to more price value.


Title: Re: Is EOS dead?
Post by: Kelvinid on August 22, 2021, 12:54:14 PM
Long ago I stopped following this project from an investment position. They may be offering something to their supporters, but there is a lot more investment now in DeFe's projects. If they can somehow offer something with him that is in trend, then they will be heard again.

They are not that good in terms of their service and right now the platform they are offering has lots of competitors and they cannot take an advance on their current development. So, more likely they're era is about to come to an end if they not gonna give something new to their investors who trusted them. they need to think of something new right away because right now, there are lots of changes and innovations that will gonna lead their project to demise if they don't move.
I don't know if they still have the care for their project as never heard any good updates and development on the project. It is something to think that they are almost to give up due to market competition as BSC keeps moving forward. They look promising before as what I can see on their platform but these days, they are slowly getting out from the race and I'm afraid they are totally just gone in the future.

For now, it was to see that they are losing the market potentials, many investors are leaving while looking for another competitive platform that can rely on for long-term investment.


Title: Re: Is EOS dead?
Post by: Russlenat on August 22, 2021, 01:38:31 PM
EOS will be pump soon. Their marketcap is still huge. We will see EOS glory before Bitcoin reach ATH.

it seems you have high hopes for EOS, which now seems hopeless to grow but I'm sure there will be a time for EOS to develop again but it takes a lot of patience.

First, I looked at the trading volume and it has over $1 billion trading volume a day, so it's not dead.

It's not profitable now unlike other coins but I would not say it's cheap at the moment as for a coin that is almost 1 billion in supply to value at over $5, I think it's still high, so I will not try to accumulate. I will watch this coin though, and just wait for the right timing to accumulate.


Title: Re: Is EOS dead?
Post by: cabron on August 22, 2021, 03:04:38 PM
EOS is not dead, only the hype is not as great as new coins, for the exchange is still quite high the trading volume of EOS alone is more than $1 Billion a day, only the development team may not be very active in updating the community. maybe too focused on development . we can only see the future

To some who have lot of EOS and had been staking it which generates income, it's not dead. But given that it's been around for years yet the price sticks to its low time high, I doubt there will be more that will come to invest in it. The small community supporting it will gain but it's less welcoming new investors.

Like any POS token, staking EOS is profitable when you also own a lot and early investors are also the ones who have many of it that see EOS not dead.


Title: Re: Is EOS dead?
Post by: Alf_m.h on August 23, 2021, 05:59:16 AM
EOS will be pump soon. Their marketcap is still huge. We will see EOS glory before Bitcoin reach ATH.

it seems you have high hopes for EOS, which now seems hopeless to grow but I'm sure there will be a time for EOS to develop again but it takes a lot of patience.

First, I looked at the trading volume and it has over $1 billion trading volume a day, so it's not dead.

It's not profitable now unlike other coins but I would not say it's cheap at the moment as for a coin that is almost 1 billion in supply to value at over $5, I think it's still high, so I will not try to accumulate. I will watch this coin though, and just wait for the right timing to accumulate.

you if you want to pile it up you have to hone patience, because this old coin will reign to the moon, you must have a strong capital if you see the price at $ 5 then you save it for the future not in the fast


Title: Re: Is EOS dead?
Post by: FloridaKid on August 23, 2021, 08:12:15 AM
ETH killer my foot, many altcoins have faded away in time while trying to be the next Ethereum instead if chasing something new themselves, EOS have it's flaws and also advantages but it's not a scam atleast, unlike many altcoins out there, also we don't know what the future will bring yet, Dogecoin was abandoned for years and now development is back


Title: Re: Is EOS dead?
Post by: casperBGD on August 23, 2021, 09:10:08 AM
No EOS its not dead, Bullish.com will developed by block.one and could be one of the biggest exchange in the future, also with EOS PowerUp you able to interact with the Network with very small fee.
In the short term, they have EdenOS which already developed and could be one of the greatest decentralized government model.

block.one and EOS is not the same
I am using Upland on EOS, and it is interesting that there is no other games on EOS blockchain, but it is probably due to the fact that you cannot open account for free on EOS, you need to use some centralized services and pay fee to open an account and that is a big step for newcomers to overcome, especially since that payment shall be done with crypto
that is probably main obstacle for EOS to on-board new users, Upland opens account for you, but that is not permission-less or decentralized anymore


Title: Re: Is EOS dead?
Post by: Ever-young on August 23, 2021, 10:40:53 AM
EOS could have been the ETH killer, assuming they maintained the same spead and ambition which they started with, their dream could have been achieved long time ago. But they allowed the launch of Bsc ( Binance Smart Chain) to silent their own blockchain which I believe has been the reason why the coin has been on this state which it is, no much going forward because their is no new update and potential to back it up and bring in more serious investors, which will trigger marketing management and strategy.


Title: Re: Is EOS dead?
Post by: Ziskinberg on August 23, 2021, 11:12:43 AM
EOS could have been the ETH killer, assuming they maintained the same spead and ambition which they started with, their dream could have been achieved long time ago. But they allowed the launch of Bsc ( Binance Smart Chain) to silent their own blockchain which I believe has been the reason why the coin has been on this state which it is, no much going forward because their is no new update and potential to back it up and bring in more serious investors, which will trigger marketing management and strategy.
As this new BSC platform gaining strong momentum, investors are leaving EOS, even in Ethereum. But the most affected one is EOS.
I was expecting for them to bounce back after the launch of BSC but to hear nothing, no update yet. As of these days, EOS still on the top altcoins but it feels that sooner or later it get a move to the lower position. If they never find a way to anticipate such a situation, I'm not sure how this project could able to survive.


Title: Re: Is EOS dead?
Post by: Shasha80 on August 23, 2021, 11:30:03 AM
EOS could have been the ETH killer, assuming they maintained the same spead and ambition which they started with, their dream could have been achieved long time ago. But they allowed the launch of Bsc ( Binance Smart Chain) to silent their own blockchain which I believe has been the reason why the coin has been on this state which it is, no much going forward because their is no new update and potential to back it up and bring in more serious investors, which will trigger marketing management and strategy.
As this new BSC platform gaining strong momentum, investors are leaving EOS, even in Ethereum. But the most affected one is EOS.
I was expecting for them to bounce back after the launch of BSC but to hear nothing, no update yet. As of these days, EOS still on the top altcoins but it feels that sooner or later it get a move to the lower position. If they never find a way to anticipate such a situation, I'm not sure how this project could able to survive.

It's very difficult for EOS to compete with ETH and BSC, but that doesn't mean EOS will die. Because I think EOS is still a potential altcoins, even still
in the top 30. This means that the demand for EOS is quite high, what EOS needs is an update that can attract investors attention. But indeed until
now there has been no update from EOS, if there is no significant development from EOS,  the popularity of EOS will continue to decline and it is
not impossible that it will fall to a lower position. I have not been interested in investing in EOS right now, because there are still many better altcoins
than EOS.


Title: Re: Is EOS dead?
Post by: masterrex on August 23, 2021, 12:38:37 PM
IMO, I think EOS is not dead it was still alive and competing in the market, EOS currently traded at $5.62 with a 24hour trading volume of $147million, and base on that data it's far from dead yet, I believe the reason why EOS was very silent nowadays because it was not mentioned anymore in the news, no latest press released, and even no big marketing events to attract attention that's why EOS was dead silent.    


Title: Re: Is EOS dead?
Post by: kizlod on August 23, 2021, 01:52:21 PM
It's not dead yet. It might live again but for now it seems like it's really dying. Price is low, no one talks about it and ownr wallet which i use stopped to support it.


Title: Re: Is EOS dead?
Post by: Abiky on August 23, 2021, 05:59:41 PM
WAX is a fork of EOS and is the most popular blockchain for NFTs. The technology behind EOS is good. One of the problems with EOS was the high cost of RAM made it really expensive for developers to launch a dapp. It was also incredibly centralized and we saw arbitrators reverse confirmed transactions. For something like NFTs an EOS-based chain is fine but for other use cases it is important to have decentralization.

EOS' underlying technology is a "work of art". But the project itself has a lot to catch up on before it'll be able to compete with big players on the market. I think what's missing is a proper marketing/promotion strategy from the project's team. By increasing awareness of the smart contract platform, people will buy the cryptocurrency in mass (effectively increasing price and demand). Development progress is going well, albeit at a slow and steady pace.

Based on past events, we could say that EOS is centralized. Block Producers used to freeze transactions on the EOS blockchain some time ago. The team really needs to work on improving the network's decentralization, if they want the project to stand the test of time. Who knows how far EOS would've gone by now if decentralization was prioritized in the first place? The community is still keeping the network alive, so it's unlikely EOS will stop trading at the market anytime soon. Until better dApps emerge on the platform, I'd suggest anyone to look elsewhere. Just my thoughts ;D


Title: Re: Is EOS dead?
Post by: SirLancelot on August 24, 2021, 07:15:55 PM
EOS could have been the ETH killer, assuming they maintained the same spead and ambition which they started with, their dream could have been achieved long time ago.
EOS had the biggest ICO in the history of cryptos and I don't know why they have been so slow with their development. Surely there is no lack of funds because you raised so much money so either the team doesn't have the right talent or the intention wasn't there.

there are already many new platforms that are more promising and better, call it BSC or Polkadot. both platforms are better than EOS. and even Tron is better than EOS.
I agree, DOT and even Solana are much better alternatives now than EOS.

It's not dead yet. It might live again but for now it seems like it's really dying. Price is low, no one talks about it and ownr wallet which i use stopped to support it.
It's nothing more than a non-stable stable coin right now, It increases slightly with a bull run and decreases slightly with a bear run. Nothing happens within their price because of their own development.


Title: Re: Is EOS dead?
Post by: elisabetheva on August 27, 2021, 11:50:20 AM
IMO, I think EOS is not dead it was still alive and competing in the market, EOS currently traded at $5.62 with a 24hour trading volume of $147million, and base on that data it's far from dead yet, I believe the reason why EOS was very silent nowadays because it was not mentioned anymore in the news, no latest press released, and even no big marketing events to attract attention that's why EOS was dead silent.    
maybe it makes sense what you say that it doesn't seem like EOS is getting good news to be able to move and raise prices to increase again, it's clear that marketing is needed to be able to also raise a coin so that there are still many who want to trade well.

but with the price unable to move to reach the last ATH, which allows everyone to predict that EOS is starting to lose its way to want to move up again, I think it takes more work to achieve what you want.
so it's only natural that negative news about EOS was formed since there really wasn't anything more to surprise about, but it doesn't look like he's going to die yet.


Title: Re: Is EOS dead?
Post by: nelliella on August 27, 2021, 11:53:26 AM
i think yes , the hype about eos and usage of eos is done , but still you can see price , market cap etc it's alive like hell .


Title: Re: Is EOS dead?
Post by: lamnsdon on August 27, 2021, 12:57:33 PM
To my knowledge, the EOS project was a very large project. I have been holding these EOS coins for a long time. I hoped to get the desired price. But unfortunately, EOS is not raising prices as expected. I don't think prices will go up in the future if they don't go up now. I think the best thing to do now is to sell


Title: Re: Is EOS dead?
Post by: dhemasm on August 27, 2021, 02:57:40 PM
maybe it makes sense what you say that it doesn't seem like EOS is getting good news to be able to move and raise prices to increase again, it's clear that marketing is needed to be able to also raise a coin so that there are still many who want to trade well.
They are lack of development lately and i suppose rather than focus on the marketing they should improvise and develop much better network, From my perspective EOS was leave behind where it's competitor already offering tons of new things lately. I just hope EOS team will become more active since i really like their concept!


Title: Re: Is EOS dead?
Post by: sunce33 on August 27, 2021, 06:34:10 PM
The EOS looked like a promising project.And with his appearance, a boom was expected.There was also project on EOS who promised so much MyCriptoBank, but just faild,like EOS. And the end EOS was just an idea.Nothing big.Not dead people use ,but nothing specially.


Title: Re: Is EOS dead?
Post by: Abiky on August 28, 2021, 12:43:40 AM
EOS had the biggest ICO in the history of cryptos and I don't know why they have been so slow with their development. Surely there is no lack of funds because you raised so much money so either the team doesn't have the right talent or the intention wasn't there.

I know right? EOS should've been a widespread success with all of the money it raised during the ICO. The team should've put the funds to good use in order to make the project stand the test of time. Dedicating time and money into marketing/promotion should've been the utmost priority of the project. But it seems that the funds were put to waste, as we get nothing more of the same. It's yet the time where EOS is struggling to reach among the top 10 cryptocurrencies in market cap. Competitors like Ethereum, Binance Chain, and Cardano are faring better than EOS because they've prioritized development/innovation and marketing/promotion above all else. It's all about providing concrete results in order to survive in the long run. Unless the team takes the project more seriously, I don't see EOS going anywhere soon. Just my thoughts ;D


Title: Re: Is EOS dead?
Post by: amishmanish on August 28, 2021, 03:45:22 AM
EOS had the biggest ICO in the history of cryptos and I don't know why they have been so slow with their development. Surely there is no lack of funds because you raised so much money so either the team doesn't have the right talent or the intention wasn't there.

I know right? EOS should've been a widespread success with all of the money it raised during the ICO. The team should've put the funds to good use in order to make the project stand the test of time. Dedicating time and money into marketing/promotion should've been the utmost priority of the project. But it seems that the funds were put to waste, as we get nothing more of the same.
This is what happens when you trust vaporware peddlers and scammers with so much money. They never really ignored marketing and promotion. In fact, that is the ONLY thing they did. They had a slick looking website and a lot of conferences and advertisements. Yet, having all of that money meant they never needed to work another day.

Block.one, the private corporation that raised all of that money has comfortably sat on all the Bitcoin and cash and calls itself a holding company now. What this means is that a bunch of idiots who believed that a DPoS chain with "21 block producers" (centralized as fuck), could become an actual congregation point for developers to put their efforst, collectively funded a private investment corporation which is now free to use their money the way they want. Its all donations now while the EOS chain itself is a Chinese CCP chain.

EOS is a prime example of how PoS can never actually work. That is why, all of this DeFi and NFT boom notwithstanding, it'll all crash with ETH moving to PoS. This is when you have to be bullish on the initiatives like TBD from Twitter and other smart contracting initiatives native to Bitcoin.



Title: Re: Is EOS dead?
Post by: akiho yoshizawa on August 28, 2021, 05:55:26 AM
not over, not only EOS but there are many like this,, Ltc xmr dash is also the same actually... many focus on the top 1 - 5 coinmarketcap especially on BTC and #Ethereum, the community on the platform is also quite large, it's just that we need to wait for the right time, if BTC continues to be bullish atlsesion will also follow and hopefully can go to ATH,


Title: Re: Is EOS dead?
Post by: Anonylz on August 28, 2021, 08:51:22 AM
not over, not only EOS but there are many like this,, Ltc xmr dash is also the same actually... many focus on the top 1 - 5 coinmarketcap especially on BTC and #Ethereum, the community on the platform is also quite large, it's just that we need to wait for the right time, if BTC continues to be bullish atlsesion will also follow and hopefully can go to ATH,

People are more interested in new projects now that brings better chances of profit than old reluctant project, all this project you mentioned fall into this category, nft and defi are  the-in-thing and everyone wants a piece of the pie unfortunately, eos may be doing well development wise but popularity wise they are not, too many attractive projects to choose from which makes it hard to pay attention to old ones, in the exception of btc and eth of course.


Title: Re: Is EOS dead?
Post by: Kunnu on August 28, 2021, 09:43:18 AM
I have observed so far the complicated structure of EOS network may become a big reason of its end I think the developers of eos are not aware with competitions in blockchain industrie or they don't want to move forward according to the circumstances, they are still living in past that's why they are not trying to improve eos network nevertheless I think eos is not dead yet if its developers could able to fix the complicated structure of eos and make it easy to use for everyone then it will be a good sign for eos.


Title: Re: Is EOS dead?
Post by: MoneyJ on August 28, 2021, 11:06:01 AM
EOS is operational for the fact that Upland which I am currently playing is using its blockchain system to record every land purchase being done by the players. Upland is a decentralized land registration game application that is patterned to monopoly board game. EOS  just need this type of blockchain applications under its wing and push a little bit more on the marketing side and its development architecture for developers to mass adopt the ecosystem.


Title: Re: Is EOS dead?
Post by: Blitzboy on August 28, 2021, 11:36:28 AM
It is not dead. But right now it is falling behind. The future is so uncertainty so that it can take over ethereum in the next 10 years or sort of. I still believe that this decade is still for building the foundation for the future of cryptocurrency. You can see that people are putting the immense amount of money just to build the ecosystem or generate profit. Thus, EOS is having a great system with the ability to grow more. We cant determine the project in just a few months. Just wait for a decade and see, the strong will survive and I believe EOS is one of those strongest

After all, the king is always bitcoin.


Title: Re: Is EOS dead?
Post by: Russlenat on August 28, 2021, 12:31:27 PM
It is not dead. But right now it is falling behind. The future is so uncertainty so that it can take over ethereum in the next 10 years or sort of. I still believe that this decade is still for building the foundation for the future of cryptocurrency. You can see that people are putting the immense amount of money just to build the ecosystem or generate profit. Thus, EOS is having a great system with the ability to grow more. We cant determine the project in just a few months. Just wait for a decade and see, the strong will survive and I believe EOS is one of those strongest
Sometimes even if the market is bulish, not every coin will rise because with the big number of competition, people would invest in a coin that has good recent developments and thus far, there's not much of positive news we can see about EOS, so it's outshined by its competitors.

After all, the king is always bitcoin.
There's no doubt bitcoin is still the king as it holds a big dominance in the market.


Title: Re: Is EOS dead?
Post by: bitcon on September 01, 2021, 01:17:12 PM
There were a lot of projects that claimed that they would replace Ethereum. Nevertheless, Ethereum is still number 2 from crypto currencies and number 1 from blockchain for defi-projects. No cheap blockchains like Binance Smarts Chain, Polygon, Tron couldn't kill it. In the case of EOS, I heard that some analysts said that it was dying because of the lack of advertisement.


Title: Re: Is EOS dead?
Post by: wack slacker on September 01, 2021, 02:06:31 PM
I have long since unfollowed the EOS project. The technology of this project is quite ancient and cannot be the future of blockchain. The capacity of this blockchain is already too heavy. Another thing is that the transaction speed and decentralization in EOS are not up to the mark.
The EOS team was only good at marketing to raise ICOs in the past. Very few people use EOS right now, and so will it be in the future.


Title: Re: Is EOS dead?
Post by: Abiky on September 03, 2021, 12:17:44 AM
There were a lot of projects that claimed that they would replace Ethereum. Nevertheless, Ethereum is still number 2 from crypto currencies and number 1 from blockchain for defi-projects. No cheap blockchains like Binance Smarts Chain, Polygon, Tron couldn't kill it. In the case of EOS, I heard that some analysts said that it was dying because of the lack of advertisement.

I don't see any other project replacing Ethereum in the future. That's because Ethereum is the most decentralized altcoin in the world. Cheap fees and fast speeds don't matter if the underlying blockchain network lacks decentralization. Projects like Binance Chain, Tron, and EOS may be faster and cheaper to use than Ethereum but they're somewhat centralized. EOS was the pioneer of DPoS on a smart contract platform, but it was left behind in the dust because of the lack of marketing/promotion. It's yet the time where the platform is unable to attract developers into it. Unfortunately, EOS is missing quality dApps that would make it stand the test of time. If this keeps up, EOS will become nothing more than a dead project.

At least, the code is open source. There are other projects forked from EOS (like TELOS and WORBLI), so it's probable the technology will continue to live for the foreseeable future. I'd steer clear from EOS until the team takes the project more seriously. Just my thoughts ;D


Title: Re: Is EOS dead?
Post by: umbara ardian on September 05, 2021, 02:16:03 AM
I don't want to deny what you say, but our patience is learned in this field and goes to judge it. I still feel EOS is very good, even though there are many new platforms emerging at this time, and it seems to be losing the competition, but as I said above please be patient with it.


Title: Re: Is EOS dead?
Post by: BaeSuzy on September 05, 2021, 08:47:01 AM
I'm watching EOS very closely. Every breakout / bullflag is completly crashed in 15 min. It is also untradable, because if you trade with a stop loss, you are executed and stepped out quickly. The price is indeed a joke, and no one talks about EOS. Dead.


Title: Re: Is EOS dead?
Post by: Abiky on September 10, 2021, 05:30:10 PM
I don't want to deny what you say, but our patience is learned in this field and goes to judge it. I still feel EOS is very good, even though there are many new platforms emerging at this time, and it seems to be losing the competition, but as I said above please be patient with it.

EOS is pretty much dead. As you've said before, EOS is losing the competition to other platforms with a solid foundation built upon them. Rival projects have a strong marketing/promotion strategy and always deliver concrete results (something EOS has been missing for a long time). It's a pity since EOS raised a lot of money during the ICO. The team should've used that money wisely to make a rock-solid project that would become as good as Ethereum is right now. If they would've done the right thing, EOS would've been the third-largest cryptocurrency by market cap today. The only thing that will survive is EOS' underlying technology. Some projects are based on EOS' code, so the technology will live even if the main project goes down the drain. What matters is decentralization/censorship-resistance. As long as Blockchain technology remains that way, there should be nothing to worry about. Just my thoughts ;D


Title: Re: Is EOS dead?
Post by: MaiQwaN on September 10, 2021, 08:56:02 PM
After several years of stagnation, in May 2021 the price of EOS exceeded $ 14. It is unlikely that a dead project could achieve such a result. I continue to hold EOS and hope for the prudence of its team.


Title: Re: Is EOS dead?
Post by: omone1 on September 11, 2021, 03:09:38 AM
You need money to create an EOS account, sadly people were paying using ETH. I declined to create an EOS account, the one I was gifted, the import didn't work, and I just left anything about EOS. I only use it to move asset between exchanges.


Title: Re: Is EOS dead?
Post by: mbakruroh on September 11, 2021, 09:51:02 PM
For some time, EOS was "hailed" to be the "Ethereum Killer" with its near-instant transactions and zero fees. There was excitement all around the crypto/Blockchain space within the project's early days. I remember when EOS was worth double-digits a couple of years ago. Somehow, demand for the cryptocurrency vanished as people moved onto other big players on the market. Nowadays, it's all about Ethereum and Binance Chain, leaving EOS in the dust. That's unfortunate, considering that EOS' zero-fee model makes it a perfect platform for "De-Fi". If developers began building quality dApps on EOS, the platform would've already surpassed Binance Chain. Who knows if EOS would've been the third-largest cryptocurrency by market cap today?

Now that development on the project has kind of "stalled", I'm wondering if EOS is already dead? I wouldn't be surprised about this, since Dan Larimer's other projects (Bitshares and Steem) turn out to be the same way in the long run. The community took over those projects, but they've never been the same. I think the same fate awaits for EOS, as it becomes nothing more than a failed experiment.

What are your thoughts? ???

Yes. We see EOS regressing in this bull run compared to the bull run of 2018. This is in contrast to some other coins. If we study most of the coins that are parallel to EOS, then this year's increase is 2 to 3 times the 2018 bull run.
We can also say EOS failed. Most of the new projects launched almost never use the services of EOS smart contracts.
But will the current new project developing smart contract services also suffer the same fate as EOS?
I do not think so. Because almost most of the smart contract services today offer solutions to the problems that crypto users are facing today. Say BSC. BSC comes in the midst of difficult transaction fees on the Ethereum Blockchain. And most of the Ethereum projects are also working with BSC. In this case BSC and Ethereum complement each other.


Title: Re: Is EOS dead?
Post by: NewRanger on September 11, 2021, 11:27:34 PM
I have long since unfollowed the EOS project. The technology of this project is quite ancient and cannot be the future of blockchain. The capacity of this blockchain is already too heavy. Another thing is that the transaction speed and decentralization in EOS are not up to the mark.
The EOS team was only good at marketing to raise ICOs in the past. Very few people use EOS right now, and so will it be in the future.
even EOS beaten by new platform such as MATIC or SOLANA in ecosystem growth. with this thing ,hard for EOS to attract demand in market. many improvement need be done by dev team to compete again with other platform.

After several years of stagnation, in May 2021 the price of EOS exceeded $ 14. It is unlikely that a dead project could achieve such a result. I continue to hold EOS and hope for the prudence of its team.
wait till dev team announced the new thing or maybe an update about their project developtment.


Title: Re: Is EOS dead?
Post by: Luqman on September 11, 2021, 11:57:10 PM
Maybe we can say that EOS is dead or failed this year. This year's bull run had less of an effect on EOS compared to the 2018 bull run.
It is funny to see this comment. How can you judge EOS dead or fail because the price improvement isn't very impressive? There is no way to claim a project dead only based on the price of its token/coin. As long as the project is still alive or the team still works, we cannot say the coin or the project is dead already. I am sure that the price of EOS will increase again in the near future, the team must think to compete with other coins/projects. If you are a real EOS investor, you must understand EOS team never leave us.



Title: Re: Is EOS dead?
Post by: Abiky on September 13, 2021, 09:12:52 PM
After several years of stagnation, in May 2021 the price of EOS exceeded $ 14. It is unlikely that a dead project could achieve such a result. I continue to hold EOS and hope for the prudence of its team.

Price is not an indicator of a cryptocurrency project's activeness. The only reason why EOS has been going up is because of the bull market. Just like every other altcoin, EOS follows Bitcoin's behavior on the market. If Bitcoin goes up, so will EOS and other altcoins "sitting" among the top ranks in market cap. Something similar happens when Bitcoin goes all the way down the drain.

I've been watching EOS closely and all I can say is that the project has no future. There are other competing projects with greater features and a strong marketing/promotion strategy. Binance Chain, Cardano, and even Solana are taking the world by storm at a very fast pace. EOS is slowly fading into oblivion, as developers see no interest in building dApps on its platform. It's mainly used for gambling these days. Until EOS' developer team does something about it, the project won't be going anywhere. It's a pity since EOS' technology had the potential to take the world by storm. At least, the code is open source for anyone to improve the project or make a new one from scratch. There are several EOS forks on the market right now, so if the main project dies, these forks will carry on with EOS' legacy. Just my thoughts ;D


Title: Re: Is EOS dead?
Post by: Coin BTC on September 13, 2021, 10:53:31 PM
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We can mean that EOS is dead in 2021. Because most of the other coins are pumped up at high prices this year. However EOS is still very low in terms of price increases. Perhaps the current EOS users are very low compared to other altcoins users. Maybe EOS also needs to change their blockchain concept, even with a paid wallet. To receive EOS tokens, we must first activate the wallet by sending EOS coins. Unlike other blockchains, we can send tokens without having to send base coins.