Sorry to say, but EOS falls into the category of "Overly priced project with no product that is in the top 20 on cmc"
You will find that a lot of the top coins in the crypto world are actually shell or ghost companies.
They exist, have a lot of money, but on the inside their is suprisingly very little to hold them up.
They are like cotton candy, all puffed up and colorful but really being full of just sugar and hot air.
Guaranteed, these types of companies, will fail.
It is not a matter of speculation, it is pure mathematics.
Companies like EOS are taking a ridiculously long time to produce and create anything that is useable.
Not to mention actually implementing it into the market.
So instead, they pad their image through speculative announcements.
With the bubble like state and volatility of crypto, unless they have an actual working company, they will go bust.
So, if you are bullish on EOS, I would highly advise that you remain bullish for only up until the end of 2018.
And if they haven't made any significant development progess, then move on to something more substantial.
Topic: Bitcoin could run on EOS - page 2. (Read 184 times)
It wouldn't be bitcoin is how it would work. It would be some coin that claims to be bitcoin but runs on a completely different blockchain. EOS and the people behind it should focus on spending the billion dollars or so that they for some reason need to develop their platform and actually deliver something before they start talking about bitcoin moving to EOS.
I'm massively bullish on EOS...free transactions, free storage, up to 1mil TPS etc...but now Dan Larimer has said it would be possible for bitcoin to run on EOS https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WAJXegf8DtM&feature=share
Can anyone explain how this would work?
Can anyone explain how this would work?
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