Might generate good % in 1-2 years if remains the same liquidity...
The problem is that "a good %" over 2 years is what? something like 8- 15% i guess.
This is nothing if the coin price's drop 80% over 2 years.
Imo, everyone should ignore characteristics such as staking and speed. Look for more important and less superficial fundamentals of a project.
That's exactly the case with EOS.
It has seen its value slide relative to other more popular cryptocurrencies like Ethereum, Tezos and Chainlink.
I'd go as far as to say that it's on a spiral out of the top 20 by market cap soon enough. I understand the benefits of the decentralized computer it offers, but it's just too complicated for the end-user right now, and the resource pools and stuff do little to alleviate this bottleneck.
Almost nobody is launching dapps on EOS anymore, and that's going to be a problem for EOS holders eventually since it will affect liquidity.