EOS is a blockchain-based, decentralized system that enables the development, hosting, and execution of commercial-scale decentralized applications (dApps) on its platform.
The EOS ecosystem comprises two key elements: the EOS.IO and the EOS tokens.
Despite skepticism expressed by critics. EOS has managed to raise an outstanding $4 billion for its ICO, and garner a string of partnerships:
VC, Block.one, TomorrowBC, Bancor, Worldwide Asset eXchange (WAX), Everipedia, etc.
Rumored (upcoming) partnerships include: Dan, Brendan Blumer, etc.
Topic: EOS - Asynchronous Smart Contract Platform - (Dan Larimer of Bitshares/Steem) - page 65. (Read 189737 times)
June 05, 2018, 03:41:00 AM
June 05, 2018, 02:31:21 AM
Somebody mentioned 2 wallets hold the majority of all the eos in existance.
What is all this about
What is all this about
I read 10 wallets have 50% of the EOS coins
EOS whales can manipulate the market when they want. They can't claim to be truly "decentralized"
I m desappointed by this information
look at that:
https://ethereumworldnews.com/half-of-all-eos-tokens-held-by-just-ten-addresses/
OFC that blockone NOW owns most of EOS, because NOW you don't OWN your EOS until mainnet is fully operationnal. Your ERC20 tokens are useless, juste your EOS private key matters !
June 05, 2018, 01:30:55 AM
Don't the clowns recycling FUD realize the overwhelming bulk of the biggest wallet balances are held by exchanges?
The same goes for pretty much every coin.
Of course Block.one will also likely have one of the biggest balances, which shouldn't be any surprise to anyone (unless he/she is new to all this and lives in a vacuum).
Agreed. If people didn't have faith in the aims and ambitions of the core developers they should have opted out. The same goes for pretty much every coin.
Of course Block.one will also likely have one of the biggest balances, which shouldn't be any surprise to anyone (unless he/she is new to all this and lives in a vacuum).
June 05, 2018, 12:45:10 AM
Don't the clowns recycling FUD realize the overwhelming bulk of the biggest wallet balances are held by exchanges?
The same goes for pretty much every coin.
Of course Block.one will also likely have one of the biggest balances, which shouldn't be any surprise to anyone (unless he/she is new to all this and lives in a vacuum).
The same goes for pretty much every coin.
Of course Block.one will also likely have one of the biggest balances, which shouldn't be any surprise to anyone (unless he/she is new to all this and lives in a vacuum).
June 05, 2018, 12:14:47 AM
Somebody mentioned 2 wallets hold the majority of all the eos in existance.
What is all this about
What is all this about
I read 10 wallets have 50% of the EOS coins
EOS whales can manipulate the market when they want. They can't claim to be truly "decentralized"
I m desappointed by this information
look at that:
https://ethereumworldnews.com/half-of-all-eos-tokens-held-by-just-ten-addresses/
June 05, 2018, 12:05:13 AM
So, what? Can we already move our coins around? See no info.
We must wait for the mainnet EOS be launched by community of EOS due to right now we are still in processing of it, maybe it will takes couples days later later please read this good article about it https://medium.com/@eosnewyork/eos-mainnet-launch-the-order-of-events-ed89a816beb8 it is mean the EOS coins still not be available and we can not do movement our coins to the EOS wallet, so please be patient for it.
price is droping again and also now announcement made by the EOS team yet after 2th June
also you link about mainnet launch processing. its says page not found please check that
and if any other news out post here
June 04, 2018, 07:39:48 PM
Somebody mentioned 2 wallets hold the majority of all the eos in existance.
What is all this about
What is all this about
June 04, 2018, 07:05:22 PM
So, what? Can we already move our coins around? See no info.
We must wait for the mainnet EOS be launched by community of EOS due to right now we are still in processing of it, maybe it will takes couples days later later please read this good article about it https://medium.com/@eosnewyork/eos-mainnet-launch-the-order-of-events-ed89a816beb8 it is mean the EOS coins still not be available and we can not do movement our coins to the EOS wallet, so please be patient for it.
June 04, 2018, 07:00:43 PM
At this moment, there's only 14 pages of 158 EOS projects listed here, and I believe it's not all of them... https://eosindex.io/posts.
June 04, 2018, 05:44:57 PM
Speculations start when there is expectation of something, some event or other, now when everything is done, people start realizing and asking yourself - and what next? There is nothing next, that's it. Nobody cares about making dApps, at least not so much, you cannot buy nothing with EOS without change is for fiat, so ... this coin is super, hiper overvalueted. This party is over. Where is the next?
June 04, 2018, 03:27:05 PM
Reading all the issues from “regular” & “new” people in crypto has with the eos swap, my conclusion is that we will have lot of frozen coins forever, so the real max supply that will be circulating will be some percentage less than the shown one
June 04, 2018, 02:44:24 PM
I figured out everything I wrote out after about 20 minutes of researching, which doesn't seem like a lot of time when researching something one is considering putting money into. Also, the ICO had been happening for about a year, so it's not like people haven't had tons of time to figure out what's happening on their own.
It's also not like the way EOS is working during its launch hasn't been clearly stated, publicised and explained to everyone, including on the EOS official website.
They are trying something totally new, so...
To participate in something so new requires paying some attention, but not much.
I don't see that as a huge drawback. I'm also having a hard time identifying where people will lose any coins other than being totally stupid by falling prey to scams or thinking their ERC-20 placeholder coins are the real EOS coins when they're not (and then never claiming their real EOS coins).
Those blunders would fall into the category of being "totally stupid" in my book.
Other than that, for people with coins on the reputable and enormous exchanges currently allowing EOS trading, it seems all the technical aspects will be handled by those exchanges before they allow people to transfer any real EOS coins off those exchanges.
For those holding their EOS balance placeholders in ETH wallets, EOS has been publicising how the claiming of real EOS coins will work with those placeholders for a while now.
Of course that doesn't mean there arent still totally stupid people in the world unable, unwilling or too lazy to do a little reading before sinking their money into something (or too lazy to check into mandatory software update developments (after they've been around for months)).
Many others salute those people, because their lost coins from errors like you described above only decrease the overall coin supplies in the long run.
Try not to ever be one of those people.
It's also not like the way EOS is working during its launch hasn't been clearly stated, publicised and explained to everyone, including on the EOS official website.
They are trying something totally new, so...
To participate in something so new requires paying some attention, but not much.
I don't see that as a huge drawback. I'm also having a hard time identifying where people will lose any coins other than being totally stupid by falling prey to scams or thinking their ERC-20 placeholder coins are the real EOS coins when they're not (and then never claiming their real EOS coins).
Those blunders would fall into the category of being "totally stupid" in my book.
Other than that, for people with coins on the reputable and enormous exchanges currently allowing EOS trading, it seems all the technical aspects will be handled by those exchanges before they allow people to transfer any real EOS coins off those exchanges.
For those holding their EOS balance placeholders in ETH wallets, EOS has been publicising how the claiming of real EOS coins will work with those placeholders for a while now.
Of course that doesn't mean there arent still totally stupid people in the world unable, unwilling or too lazy to do a little reading before sinking their money into something (or too lazy to check into mandatory software update developments (after they've been around for months)).
Many others salute those people, because their lost coins from errors like you described above only decrease the overall coin supplies in the long run.
Try not to ever be one of those people.
June 04, 2018, 02:09:01 PM
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EOS coins currently on exchanges are placeholders for what will be swapped to "real" EOS coins once people are free to move their holdings around. The exchanges I know of are taking care of any technical aspects of exchanging any placeholder coins into real coins for people with coins on their exchanges.
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Additionally, anyone who pre-registered their ETH wallets and are holding their placeholder coins in an officially approved ETH wallet (as opposed to on an exchange), will gain access to any airdrops once the dust settles. Placeholder EOS coins in officially approved ETH wallets will then need to be claimed for real EOS coins once officially approved EOS wallets are up and running.
Remember, ERC-20 placeholder coins were just used for the ICO, and once real EOS coins are released into the wild, they will be their own animal, which means they will not be ERC-20 coins. The ERC-20 EOS coins are just placeholders for the balances people will use to claim real EOS coins once official EOS wallets are up and running.
I cannot understand the motive once more: a good continuum is critical.
Dan does it at every occasion.
if you don't follow closely, you are in the blue after several manipulations like that, and you lose your coins..
it was my case for bitshares, I have an old wallet that still opens, but now I cannot upgrade and it takes a specialist to do it...
How to lose rapidly the laggards...
June 04, 2018, 12:38:17 PM
I would be inclined to think people would do their research before complaining, but that would be expecting too much from people, I suppose.
All of these questions are answered all over the place.
They are in the testing phase now (phase 2 of 4), which could take days, something that was very well publicised, including a huge article on Coindesk.
Anyone with EOS coins on an exchange should currently leave them there, as there is no wallet yet. No one yet knows which will be the main chain, and untill they are certain everything works, a blockchain rollback is possible, hence they are in testing. Therefore, there is no wallet yet. There is also no block explorer yet
Until people are 100% ABSOLUTELY CERTAIN they have determined what the main chain will be (as well as which wallets are officially on that chain), no one should attempt to move any coins around.
There will likely be a zillion scams, which is all the more reason to be 100% certain of what you are doing (from information distributed from official channels) before doing anything involving moving coins.
Here is a launch tracker to watch the four phases switch from one to another https://eosnation.io/eos-launch-tracker.
I suggest following EOS Twitter for updates, too... https://twitter.com/eos_nation
Here is another ineresting site posting mostly interesting social feed updates, as well as a general phase tracker... https://eoscountdown.com/
All of these questions are answered all over the place.
They are in the testing phase now (phase 2 of 4), which could take days, something that was very well publicised, including a huge article on Coindesk.
Anyone with EOS coins on an exchange should currently leave them there, as there is no wallet yet. No one yet knows which will be the main chain, and untill they are certain everything works, a blockchain rollback is possible, hence they are in testing. Therefore, there is no wallet yet. There is also no block explorer yet
Until people are 100% ABSOLUTELY CERTAIN they have determined what the main chain will be (as well as which wallets are officially on that chain), no one should attempt to move any coins around.
There will likely be a zillion scams, which is all the more reason to be 100% certain of what you are doing (from information distributed from official channels) before doing anything involving moving coins.
Here is a launch tracker to watch the four phases switch from one to another https://eosnation.io/eos-launch-tracker.
I suggest following EOS Twitter for updates, too... https://twitter.com/eos_nation
Here is another ineresting site posting mostly interesting social feed updates, as well as a general phase tracker... https://eoscountdown.com/
Thank you!
June 04, 2018, 12:33:18 PM
I would be inclined to think people would do their research before complaining, but that would be expecting too much from people, I suppose.
All of these questions are answered all over the place.
They are in the testing phase now (phase 2 of 4), which could take days, something that was very well publicised, including a huge article on Coindesk.
Anyone with EOS coins on an exchange should currently leave them there, as there is no wallet yet. No one yet knows which will be the main chain, and untill they are certain everything works, a blockchain rollback is possible, hence they are in testing. Therefore, there is no wallet yet. There is also no block explorer yet.
EOS coins currently on exchanges are placeholders for what will be swapped to "real" EOS coins once people are free to move their holdings around. The exchanges I know of are taking care of any technical aspects of exchanging any placeholder coins into real coins for people with coins on their exchanges.
Whether various exchanges will honor any airdrops following (or happening during the launch) largely remains to be seen. Hopefully, most will. The more hell everyone gives the exchanges, the more likely they will be to honor any airdrops, hahahahahahaha. But do give them some time to sort through all the dust and make official announcements about airdrops before giving them any hell.
Additionally, anyone who pre-registered their ETH wallets and are holding their placeholder coins in an officially approved ETH wallet (as opposed to on an exchange), will gain access to any airdrops once the dust settles. Placeholder EOS coins in officially approved ETH wallets will then need to be claimed for real EOS coins once officially approved EOS wallets are up and running.
Remember, ERC-20 placeholder coins were just used for the ICO, and once real EOS coins are released into the wild, they will be their own animal, which means they will not be ERC-20 coins. The ERC-20 EOS coins are just placeholders for the balances people will use to claim real EOS coins once official EOS wallets are up and running.
Until people are 100% ABSOLUTELY CERTAIN they have determined what the main chain will be (as well as which wallets are officially on that chain), no one should attempt to move any coins around.
There will likely be a million scams, which is all the more reason to be 100% certain of what you are doing (from information distributed from official channels) before doing anything involving moving coins.
Here is a launch tracker to watch the four phases switch from one to another https://eosnation.io/eos-launch-tracker.
I suggest following EOS Twitter for updates, too... https://twitter.com/eos_nation
Here is another ineresting site posting mostly interesting social feed updates, as well as a general phase tracker... https://eoscountdown.com/
All of these questions are answered all over the place.
They are in the testing phase now (phase 2 of 4), which could take days, something that was very well publicised, including a huge article on Coindesk.
Anyone with EOS coins on an exchange should currently leave them there, as there is no wallet yet. No one yet knows which will be the main chain, and untill they are certain everything works, a blockchain rollback is possible, hence they are in testing. Therefore, there is no wallet yet. There is also no block explorer yet.
EOS coins currently on exchanges are placeholders for what will be swapped to "real" EOS coins once people are free to move their holdings around. The exchanges I know of are taking care of any technical aspects of exchanging any placeholder coins into real coins for people with coins on their exchanges.
Whether various exchanges will honor any airdrops following (or happening during the launch) largely remains to be seen. Hopefully, most will. The more hell everyone gives the exchanges, the more likely they will be to honor any airdrops, hahahahahahaha. But do give them some time to sort through all the dust and make official announcements about airdrops before giving them any hell.
Additionally, anyone who pre-registered their ETH wallets and are holding their placeholder coins in an officially approved ETH wallet (as opposed to on an exchange), will gain access to any airdrops once the dust settles. Placeholder EOS coins in officially approved ETH wallets will then need to be claimed for real EOS coins once officially approved EOS wallets are up and running.
Remember, ERC-20 placeholder coins were just used for the ICO, and once real EOS coins are released into the wild, they will be their own animal, which means they will not be ERC-20 coins. The ERC-20 EOS coins are just placeholders for the balances people will use to claim real EOS coins once official EOS wallets are up and running.
Until people are 100% ABSOLUTELY CERTAIN they have determined what the main chain will be (as well as which wallets are officially on that chain), no one should attempt to move any coins around.
There will likely be a million scams, which is all the more reason to be 100% certain of what you are doing (from information distributed from official channels) before doing anything involving moving coins.
Here is a launch tracker to watch the four phases switch from one to another https://eosnation.io/eos-launch-tracker.
I suggest following EOS Twitter for updates, too... https://twitter.com/eos_nation
Here is another ineresting site posting mostly interesting social feed updates, as well as a general phase tracker... https://eoscountdown.com/
June 04, 2018, 12:22:55 PM
dear EOS community, on which wallet can I safely move EOS coins from Binance exchange to keep them for a longer hodl?
I also have the same question, I do not want to hold Altcoin and my tokens on the Exchange for too long times! I often withdraw to my personal wallet as soon as possible!As soon as Exodus will upgrade the wallet to redeem/work with the new blockchain, i think is one of the safest solutions. Next wallet update 7 june, hoping that all the eos stuff will be ok for that date.
June 04, 2018, 11:48:56 AM
You'd think with a f*cking $4 billion ICO some Block1 reps could post here with updates about mainnet wallets etc. I literally have zero clue what's going on, and it doesn't seem like any others here do either.
June 04, 2018, 10:42:43 AM
I bought 50 coins until the course is happy! I hope for the summer will grow five times! All conditions for growth are created only by a common falling trend
June 04, 2018, 09:56:04 AM
dear EOS community, on which wallet can I safely move EOS coins from Binance exchange to keep them for a longer hodl?
I also have the same question, I do not want to hold Altcoin and my tokens on the Exchange for too long times! I often withdraw to my personal wallet as soon as possible! June 04, 2018, 07:59:37 AM
dear EOS community, on which wallet can I safely move EOS coins from Binance exchange to keep them for a longer hodl?
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