Point2: NEO nodes use Byzantine Fault Tolerance Algorithm (dBFT) to reach consensus and ensure the finality of transactions. It also ensures that the system keeps its finality and availability as long as Byzantine fault occurs on less than 1/3 of the nodes. With the use of dBFT protocol, NEO practical transaction speed is 1,000 TPS and theoretically can reach 10,000 TPS in future.
Point3: NEO nodes use Byzantine Fault Tolerance Algorithm (dBFT) to reach consensus and ensure the finality of transactions.
Point4: NEO practical transaction speed is 1,000 TPS and theoretically can reach 10,000 TPS in future. Etherium in 2016 had a speed of 20 transactions per second. Visa – 1,667 transactions per second. Feel the difference. =)
Point5: As of the middle of October 2017, the NEO crypto currency costs $29.07. Now 1NEO=113.9$.
The conclusion is obvious, NEO is much more interesting than Etherium.
I think, that your reply isn't objective. You compare current NEO TPS and old ETH TPS from 2016. You mentioned only the progress of NEO price, and what about ETH? They also made a huge progress in the price.
I am not fan one of them. I also want to understand ERC20 benefits and NEP5 benefits.