The eos creator

[babar123]

At this rate the eos creator made an ico, that would bring him 1 billion dollar. I wanna ask, where is the tact, where is the moral ? Does he really need so much money to develop his little coin ? I think this male might lack of ethic, same as some other ico organizer, for me his picture is tarnished

[daggny_taggart]

WHat does it have to do with ethics?

[cryptohunter]

what about his ethics dumping bitshares investors and then cloning it for another 1BN

anyone notice after the annoucement he was selling his steam and leaving it dumped to shit then rebounded way higher than before the announcement?
that was a nice wedge for insiders.

not saying it is a proven scam project but i dont like any of their shit tactics like the steam huge instamine premine that had to be done to avoid sec rules or some other excuse for the huge instamine/premine

these are like not out and out provable scams but more like developers using their huge advantages to self enrich then dump and crap on believers and investors over and over.

[jnow]

EOS is nothing but a PONZI scheme. They run the ICO for a whole year, thus requiring a constant supply of new investors and artificially driving the price up along the way.

Of course the dev is enriching himself

[solarrobot]

EOS is nothing but a PONZI scheme. They run the ICO for a whole year, thus requiring a constant supply of new investors and artificially driving the price up along the way.

Of course the dev is enriching himself

The EOS ICO is one of the better more fair ICO's i've ever seen. Transparent development is underway while the ICO is going, and that will reflect in the price.

Have you ever read any posts from Dan? or have you used Steem or bitshares? Bitshares may not have much volume compared to centralized exchanges, but it works better than any decentralized exchange i've used, and it's one of the oldest.

Steem is also a very unique and successful project.

Also how is it a PONZI at all

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An investment swindle in which high profits are promised from fictitious sources and early investors are paid off with funds raised from later ones.

EOS is on track for being a very interesting project.

[bobo012]

Idon't like EOS, for the same reason i don't like it's creator.
He is founding projects, and then leaving them unfinished just to start a new one and gather more money.
I bought angleshares and was supposed to get stake in future projects, but i get nothing.

[gedor]

No startup company needs that amount of money or even use that money in ten years of its future. This will be turn as a pain.

[chryspano]

the eos creator

What EOS creator? There is a team of more than 30 people that is growing by the day, wtf are you talking about? who is the "source" of this misinformation?

Does he really need so much money to develop his little coin ?

Little coin?

LITTLE COIN?  

Are you on drugs dude? What do you think EOS is? another copy paste POW shitcoin? Something you will buy today to dump it tomorrow for a new shitcoin? Look elsewhere if you are looking for something like that.

Honestly though, how much money do you think EOS will need when simple video games cost hunderends of millions?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_most_expensive_video_games_to_develop
Does 1 billion sound too much for you? really?

You have one year to do your research and to get your ticket, after one year the train is leaving the station with you on it or without you.

[EDIT]

Oh...

one last thing, I assure you that all the "FUDers" will be on that train, the question is....

will you? or will you just give them your ticket?

[QueenOfCrypto]

Idon't like EOS, for the same reason i don't like it's creator.
He is founding projects, and then leaving them unfinished just to start a new one and gather more money.
I bought angleshares and was supposed to get stake in future projects, but i get nothing.

Maybe he just has too many ideas and he gets bored with the old ones...

[Similificator]

At this rate the eos creator made an ico, that would bring him 1 billion dollar. I wanna ask, where is the tact, where is the moral ? Does he really need so much money to develop his little coin ? I think this male might lack of ethic, same as some other ico organizer, for me his picture is tarnished

Well, unless you can provide a big number of  real testable and verifiable evidences here that can really prove that the developers of this coin really does pocket the money and don't spend the investments for the development of the coin, i wont believe you. But I will surely be watching this thread if ever anyone can provide evidences that can prove such a serious accusation like this one. Damn. Thiis can destroy a man's personality.

[Matic]

this post looks like it was written by someone who didn't even take the time to read the whitepaper. calling EOS a little coin is just stupid. in a year or a bit more you will be wishing you bought some today

[reputation]

At this rate the eos creator made an ico, that would bring him 1 billion dollar. I wanna ask, where is the tact, where is the moral ? Does he really need so much money to develop his little coin ? I think this male might lack of ethic, same as some other ico organizer, for me his picture is tarnished

Let morality walk away in the face of money, maybe its the belief of BM, he always show a desire for money since bts, so its not strange the ico of eos, he have the reputation and technology, so he think he deserved

[lakimens]

I just want to mention that he's not getting $1B, there are 1B coins, but nobody knows at what price they're bought at.
I actually don't like the ICO, because it doesn't have a fixed price. Today, I might buy it at $1 per coin and tomorrow at $.01.
If 2000 tokens should be given today and two people throw 1ETH each, they'll get 1000 tokens each.
If 2000 tokens should be given today and ten people throw 1ETH each, they'll get 200 tokens each.

[solarrobot]

I just want to mention that he's not getting $1B, there are 1B coins, but nobody knows at what price they're bought at.
I actually don't like the ICO, because it doesn't have a fixed price. Today, I might buy it at $1 per coin and tomorrow at $.01.
If 2000 tokens should be given today and two people throw 1ETH each, they'll get 1000 tokens each.
If 2000 tokens should be given today and ten people throw 1ETH each, they'll get 200 tokens each.

Also, please note that EOS is a collaboration. Block.one has 15 developers on their website, and those are just the main team members.  Block.One also has private investors, and has had a really huge ad campaign.  I'm sure that investors are getting a huge chunk of the money made during the ICO.

$1 billion is crazy, we will see what it actually ends up being by the end of it, but I doubt it will be less than $500 million, and wouldn't be surprised if it surpasses $1 billion.

Steem is a great platform, and is a huge improvement over bitshares. It seems that EOS will have the same ratio of advancement over the steem chain at least. 

What really is valuable about EOS (and steem), is that it is set to reduce the barrier of entry into the blockchain space. Its one of the few projects that has a huge focus on usability and flexibility.  I don't know if it will be a profitable ICO to participate in, in the short run, but I do think that it will be a very important project.