Not yet but from one of the high rank altcoin it went down to 29. It's been so long since I've also stopped following this project when many have been telling bad opinions about this coin.
But let's see if those developments will be made just as what others are saying. If there will be another development then it shall help it to go up but if not, then we'll see it drop some more on its rank but still the volume of it is quite high.
Topic: Is EOS dead? - page 4. (Read 627 times)
No EOS its not dead, Bullish.com will developed by block.one and could be one of the biggest exchange in the future, also with EOS PowerUp you able to interact with the Network with very small fee.
In the short term, they have EdenOS which already developed and could be one of the greatest decentralized government model.
In the short term, they have EdenOS which already developed and could be one of the greatest decentralized government model.
Maybe, they are not just visible these days. But I believe there are still developments going on. I do like this alt as I used it before in some of my trading, and their fee is really quite cheap and fast. However, the dev team may not be very active in updating the community. Their twitter is still active though - https://twitter.com/EOSIO.
If the EOS team won't work hard to advertise their projects, maybe sooner or later it was totally out from crypto space as we move closer to the BSC platform.
I don't think so, the trading volume of EOS alone is over $1.5 Billion a day, bigger than matic, luna and uniswap. I don't think they have any events/development that can increase their HYIP.
No EOS its not dead, Bullish.com will developed by block.one and could be one of the biggest exchange in the future, also with EOS PowerUp you able to interact with the Network with very small fee.
In the short term, they have EdenOS which already developed and could be one of the greatest decentralized government model.
In the short term, they have EdenOS which already developed and could be one of the greatest decentralized government model.
Maybe, they are not just visible these days. But I believe there are still developments going on. I do like this alt as I used it before in some of my trading, and their fee is really quite cheap and fast. However, the dev team may not be very active in updating the community. Their twitter is still active though - https://twitter.com/EOSIO.
No EOS its not dead, Bullish.com will developed by block.one and could be one of the biggest exchange in the future, also with EOS PowerUp you able to interact with the Network with very small fee.
In the short term, they have EdenOS which already developed and could be one of the greatest decentralized government model.
In the short term, they have EdenOS which already developed and could be one of the greatest decentralized government model.
Now that development on the project has kind of "stalled", I'm wondering if EOS is already dead?
Not dead yet, i will not expect this platform to be dead in a short term. that's a non sense thing to happen after this company got 4 billion USD worth a few years ago probably in 2018This old coin was nothing compared with the new coin these days.
For some time, EOS was "hailed" to be the "Ethereum Killer" with its near-instant transactions and zero fees. There was excitement all around the crypto/Blockchain space within the project's early days. I remember when EOS was worth double-digits a couple of years ago. Somehow, demand for the cryptocurrency vanished as people moved onto other big players on the market. Nowadays, it's all about Ethereum and Binance Chain, leaving EOS in the dust. That's unfortunate, considering that EOS' zero-fee model makes it a perfect platform for "De-Fi". If developers began building quality dApps on EOS, the platform would've already surpassed Binance Chain. Who knows if EOS would've been the third-largest cryptocurrency by market cap today?
Now that development on the project has kind of "stalled", I'm wondering if EOS is already dead? I wouldn't be surprised about this, since Dan Larimer's other projects (Bitshares and Steem) turn out to be the same way in the long run. The community took over those projects, but they've never been the same. I think the same fate awaits for EOS, as it becomes nothing more than a failed experiment.
What are your thoughts?
Now that development on the project has kind of "stalled", I'm wondering if EOS is already dead? I wouldn't be surprised about this, since Dan Larimer's other projects (Bitshares and Steem) turn out to be the same way in the long run. The community took over those projects, but they've never been the same. I think the same fate awaits for EOS, as it becomes nothing more than a failed experiment.
What are your thoughts?
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