Topic: EOS - Asynchronous Smart Contract Platform - (Dan Larimer of Bitshares/Steem) - page 168. (Read 189731 times)

ICO Review of EOS

https://cryptovest.com/reviews/ico-review-of-eos/

I believe $0.79

What was round 0 ICO price?
Thanks

EOS below ICO price is a nobrainer for me. I will definitely buy all the way down from here. Weak hands are getting shaken out.

ICO price seems to drop considerably right now. Of course, it could go lower but at last, we are below round 0 price.

Thank you Afrikoin for your well thought out reasoning and explanations. I will be keeping an open mind (not buying yet, but hey, something's better than nothing) and following along, especially the release of EOS dawn 1.0 and the September UK visit rainbow169 mentioned. Hell, who knows? Like iluvbtc said, with Larimer's record, maybe it's worth a gamble! 

Thanks all for helping me to get clear on the reality behind this project. Sometimes things looks so crazy, you've just got to ask for confirmation. Cheers!

CoinHoarder, the question/issue was implied, but by the class of this reply of yours I understand how that was lost on you.

You know what shooting yourself in the foot means, right?

A piece of advice: next time think about whether what you're saying/doing is helpful to your cause, or not (this is your thread, right?). Do you think this type of reply to serious issues actually helps the EOS image? (No answer necessary - this is for you to keep for yourself).

Best regards,

I realize that blockone will not "start" the chain themselves. It will be up to the community to do so. This is so that it is "decentralized" and done by the community.

My question is What kind of computer do I need to be able to run one of the first nodes ? How can I be a producer ?

Anyone could mine ETH or BTC in the beginning. All they needed was a computer and the software.

It seems like very specialized hardware and possibly intranet connection to be able to start this blockchain.

Seeing that there are only 21 producers and nodes getting paid by the network is this just the inner circle like BTS that will be mining this and reaping all of the benefits ?

It's a gamble, most definite. But the devleoper, Dan Larimer's projects (Bitshares, Steem) have more transactions than ALL other cryptos combined, and thus I have gambled on EOS a bit.

Thank you for explaining this 100x more efficiently and saliently than I would have.

Several of your quotes were statements, not questions...

Seems like a promising project. There is going to be tough competition in the sidechain technology, yet, early investors would profit anyway.

EOS dawn 1.0 is coming end of September and EOS team is going to UK for couple of crypto conferences so we should expect some big news release then.

As per today's announcement email, it seems that EOS's high performance is based on a two tier structure, ie. the core of it (block producer networks) are of powerful nodes connected over a backbone like fast connection, while the rest of the nodes are connected to the core via slow links, also block.one will not be launching a public blockchain based on the EOS.IO software. It will be the sole responsibility of third parties and the community and those who wish to become block producers to implement the features and/or provide the services...

I am a bit confused, will there ever be a public EOS chain or was the technology mainly aim for private/corporate implementation?

1. someone was kind enough to set up this thread as a place for people to get info. Upto the team at blockone and EOS i guess

2. it is (partly) about faith. as with most ICOs and even, bitcoin itself. I mean, who thought back in '09 that bitcoin would take off? A lot of people dismissed it, even the smartest ones. And had a lot of questions that couldn't be answered. Yet, here we are

i dont think the ambiquity of the project is anyy different from most ICOs.

the problem people have is with the 1 year token sale and 1 billion tokens

3. to answer you last question

it cuts both ways.I believe EOS and blockone are confident of their product, hence why they are issuing 1 billion tokens at a *free market price*

if all off us decided not to buy, the price would go lower

if less people took part in the token sale daily auction , and less ETH was sent, then they would receive less money

remember, the tokens are priced at the end of the day's window after all ETH has been collected.

So if there's money coming in, means people are interested. Cant really blame the issuer.

Block one are conducting heavy marketing if you look around and  business development. So the money is not going down the drain

also, some of the money will be used to fund projects on EOS blockchain


a lot of people are equating " i dont understand" or "its blurry" to = scam. which is just an opinion

All your points well taken except for the above. Why not here on the #1 crypto portal and point of first entry for many?

And I'm not even insinuating daily. How about just once?

Indirectly I guess you have. As Wekkel said a few posts above, it's about faith. Would you directly agree?


Edit: Oh, and the less than unimportant fact that Block.one will come away from this with a billion plus USD, for a wing and a prayer? Agreed?

EOS tokens are for bandwidth on the EOS bockchain.

If you are a developer or company and want to use the blockchain to build an application, you will need resources. These resources are made available to you in proportion to how much EOS tokens you hold.

The network itself will work ok.

But if/when there is a congestion, then your EOS tokens entitle you and your application accesss to bandwidth for your transactions.

I am not worried

I have watched enough videos and I am satisfied.

I am also always on the telegram group and  your questions are regurgitated daily.

Because of regulations, EOS and blockone cannot be explicit about the tokens, their role and what they represent. They also cannot make promises. The ambiguity is to avoid falling under SEC purview

1.Watch dan's coin interview
2. listen to DAn on a recent epicentre bitcoin podcast


Check out my thread "EOS tracker - the Ethereum Killer" https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.21465001

some of your questions have been addressed

and i have shared content on the thread


if after all this you are still skeptical, i suggest you avoid the token sale or buying EOS until you can get a satisfactory answer

my opinion:

the more clear it becomes, the less of a discount on price

there is a lot of FUD on the webs. And i am happy to see it, because it means the coin is discounted.

Good luck!

Funny you should say that Afrikoin, you're one of the unanswered quotes that I just posted above! 


Nobody ever came out to argue or disagree (is that lame, or is that lame), but you seem to have adopted a positive attitude about the dilemma you were presenting. So, you're good with the supposition that EOS only proves good if a "Facebook, or Microsoft, wanted to use EOS for *some* unimagined application"?

Okay, I’ve speed read the thread, and while EOS has its detractors, it also has its proponents, none of whom have chosen to address these comments and questions from this very same thread . . . and nobody seems to care either.


NOBODY HAS EVER ANSWERED ANY ONE OF THESE (posted here in the order they were originally posted):















 
No answers for any of the tough questions which are key questions to be answered.

Lots of people who want to believe though. All their faith in one man basically, as I read things, which leads to another huge red flag: a single point of failure.

This doesn’t look good to me, and that’s coming from a huge fan of both BTS and STEEM.

Hoping to see adult handling of these challenges I’m pointing out.


BTW, where can I find a copy of the purchase agreement?

No product, no promises.

So only faith and a high market cap based on air (for now). And Dan Larimer who has launched two successful projects earlier (Steemit.com and Bitshares.com). People have faith in Dan. And the features of EOS.io may give ETH a run for its money.

The question is: do you have faith?

do your own research

people are simply skeptical of this token sale model. thats all

it has been discussed ad nauseum on a lot of forums. One of them, EOS telegram group

I hope someone comes along and has the energy to explain it to you.

I am drained.