EOS Discussion

[dimanyc]

Anyone here a huge supporter of EOS? Let's share news, ideas, opinions.

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[dimanyc]

I write for https://www.eoswriter.io/ and will be posting some of our most exciting articles and research here. Also, I am going to be attending the June 1st Block.One event in Washington DC, ping me if you are interested in meeting.

[redsun114]

I write for https://www.eoswriter.io/ and will be posting some of our most exciting articles and research here. Also, I am going to be attending the June 1st Block.One event in Washington DC, ping me if you are interested in meeting.

That is cool, I would be waiting to see some of your contents being placed in this part of the forum, I am a big fan of eos and I make use of them for development, though I know that their network is not 100% perfect as we all wanted it to be, but I think it's still very good coon and in no time, we are going to see the price going high, we might see the price of eos getting to the current price of eth in the crypto market.

[dimanyc]

I write for https://www.eoswriter.io/ and will be posting some of our most exciting articles and research here. Also, I am going to be attending the June 1st Block.One event in Washington DC, ping me if you are interested in meeting.

That is cool, I would be waiting to see some of your contents being placed in this part of the forum, I am a big fan of eos and I make use of them for development, though I know that their network is not 100% perfect as we all wanted it to be, but I think it's still very good coon and in no time, we are going to see the price going high, we might see the price of eos getting to the current price of eth in the crypto market.

Thanks and yeah, I agree. The token is severely undervalued at these levels given the amount of projects developing on it, community engagement and metrics such as Tx speed and feeless Tx.

[kurcalas]

I'm not exactly an EOS fan. But I generally like a coin. Still, with the introduction of Tron, the EOS is a little bit back on track. The only difference is that the transaction fees in the Tron network are slightly higher.

[dimanyc]

There's an interesting speculation theory going around about the June 1st announcement that FB and/or Telegram might be building their cryptocurrencies on EOSIO. Thoughts?

https://www.eoswriter.io/2967_speculation-video-facebook-and-telegram-to-launch-on-eosio.eos

[dimanyc]

I'm not exactly an EOS fan. But I generally like a coin. Still, with the introduction of Tron, the EOS is a little bit back on track. The only difference is that the transaction fees in the Tron network are slightly higher.

There are no explicit Tx fees on EOS at all! Only cost of resources like RAM and CPU. But you stake your EOS tokens for those so you technically still own them at the end of the day. Tron has real Tx fees. I am not a huge fan of Tron but at marketing their project they are second to none. Justin is doing an amazing job at that!

[CryptoBry]

There's an interesting speculation theory going around about the June 1st announcement that FB and/or Telegram might be building their cryptocurrencies on EOSIO. Thoughts?

https://www.eoswriter.io/2967_speculation-video-facebook-and-telegram-to-launch-on-eosio.eos

In case this can materialize, I am sure this can put EOS on the top. At any rate, I am seeing a lot of potential here and if the team and developers behind will continue pushing for more innovations and adoption then in no time at all EOS can fly together with the top cryptocurrencies. Operating as the top alternative to Ethereum, EOS has many advantages and differences from all the other platforms. I can sense that there are more developments on this platform and it would be exciting to soon witness them.

[pushups44]

EOS is a smart contract platform with the most used Dapps, I recall. There is controversy over its consensus mechanism - with voting for 21 block producers I recall - but I suppose actual use is what ultimately matters. My gripe is the cost to set up an account, even if just a few dollars, and the seeming complexity of setting up a wallet. I'd like a much easier user experience.

[dimanyc]

I can sense that there are more developments on this platform and it would be exciting to soon witness them.
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Oh you can definitely see the developments already. There are a ton of amazing dApps that have already been developed or are in the process of being developed. You can check out a list of some of them here: https://dappradar.com/rankings/protocol/eos

[dimanyc]

EOS is a smart contract platform with the most used Dapps, I recall. There is controversy over its consensus mechanism - with voting for 21 block producers I recall - but I suppose actual use is what ultimately matters. My gripe is the cost to set up an account, even if just a few dollars, and the seeming complexity of setting up a wallet. I'd like a much easier user experience.

Cost to set up an account is pretty negligible. It's either $1 or, in most cases, is free as a lot of projects run promos where they bear the cost of account set up and give it to you for free. 

[dimanyc]

Speaking about new and exciting projects run on EOS. pixEOS is by far my favorite. You can read about it here:

https://www.eoswriter.io/1617_pixeos-announced-updated-roadmap-and-it-will-make-you-salivate.eos


And here's the latest article I wrote today about Digital Arts and the concept of buying Digital Arts thru a platform like pixEOS:

https://www.eoswriter.io/2987_pixeos-a-guide-to-define-digital-art.eos

[warrior.coins22]

I am not a big fan of EOS, but I always keep up with its development and price. A few months ago, I bought EOS with $ 50, and only sold it last week. Yeah, still getting decent results. It might be better if we buy EOS and store it in 2 year, to reap the results. Please give your opinion. Thankz.

[Erickan]

I highly appreciate EOS, I think it is ethereum's biggest competitor both in the present and the future. Currently there are many users of EOS applications, it that have a very well-known development team and very strong financial potential. In the future, I think EOS will grow very strong and sustainable.

[dimanyc]

I am not a big fan of EOS, but I always keep up with its development and price. A few months ago, I bought EOS with $ 50, and only sold it last week. Yeah, still getting decent results. It might be better if we buy EOS and store it in 2 year, to reap the results. Please give your opinion. Thankz.

Can you tell me why you are not a big fan? I am asking sincerely.

[mackstuart]

EOS -  this is a very technological coin on the cryptocurrency market, the coin has a very large community and huge potential in the future, perhaps in the future EOS will show itself on the good side.

[dimanyc]

I highly appreciate EOS, I think it is ethereum's biggest competitor both in the present and the future. Currently there are many users of EOS applications, it that have a very well-known development team and very strong financial potential. In the future, I think EOS will grow very strong and sustainable.

There is a big and growing number of projects that either outright immigrated from ETH to EOS or developed parallel applications on EOS blockchain. That to me speaks volumes about the potential of EOS. We spoke about some of them here: https://www.eoswriter.io/676_projects-moving-to-the-eos-ecosystem.eos

But there are many more that have indicated the move since then.


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[bittraffic]

Can you explain to use why most of the token on EOS aren't listed on major exchanges despite how good the token is?

Well there are some that is listed on binance but are actually not available for deposit not trading. There are tokens I'd like to also see on exchange because I'd also like to invest due to its offer.

[dimanyc]

Can you explain to use why most of the token on EOS aren't listed on major exchanges despite how good the token is?

Well there are some that is listed on binance but are actually not available for deposit not trading. There are tokens I'd like to also see on exchange because I'd also like to invest due to its offer.

Well, one simple explanation I have is BTCBTCBTC 

I haven't checked in a while, but at the peak, Binance used to demand north of $1M to get a token listed on their exchange. Which is obscene. EOS tokens get listed on the EOS decentralized exchanges such as Newdex, WhaleEx, EOSDAQ, Bancor and others that
a) have better security reputation (customer assets aren't stored on the exchange so they are harder to steal during the hack)
b) have decent liquidity
c) have more educated consumers who understand EOS and
d) that are FREE

It costs nothing to list a token on an exchange such as WhaleEx for instance. And you get very decent liquidity for your needs.

[AgentZero23]

I only participated in one project based on EOS and it seems there are not much projects using the platform in raising IEO's or ICO's. Developers still preferred Ethereum as it is more matured compared to EOS, Cardano or Tron. And there is Binance chain and it would be big in the next years to come.