EOS is a high performance smart contracts platform with a fee-less model, making it extremely ideal for "De-Fi". It's been "on the scene" for quite some time now, becoming one of the top-rated cryptocurrencies in market cap. Around two years ago, a new blockchain fork called "TELOS" was created by the EOS community. It gave EOS holders the opportunity to earn the equivalent amount of TLOS on the splinter blockchain network. The goal of the TELOS project is to become an equitable and much more decentralized version of EOS. Unlike EOS, TLOS tokens were distributed fairly to holders in an equitable manner. It's not as popular as EOS itself, but it's an option for those who want true decentralization above all else.
Comparing both blockchain networks, I'd say they're "neck-and-neck" when it comes to achieving high transaction throughput and zero-fees. To say the least, both blockchains are pretty much the same. I could be missing something here, but that's my experience with them so far. I'm more inclined to TELOS as it takes things in the right direction. By focusing on decentralization (unlike EOS), TELOS could stand the test of time. Not many people know about this project because of the lack of marketing/promotion efforts. The day it becomes noticed by the public, will be such when prices per coin will rise all the way to the moon.
What are thoughts? Will TELOS become a failed experiment in the long run? Or will it co-exist with EOS? Do you think TELOS is a good long term investment? If not, why? Which blockchain do you think is better, EOS or TELOS? Your input will be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
