https://www.trustnodes.com/2018/09/29/rampant-collusion-in-eos-exposed-by-huobi-leak
I've been warning people about the scam that is EOS for months, but I'm usually met with the same vapid responses of "great team" and "to the moon". This has surely got to be the nail in the coffin for even the most die-hard/ignorant/stupid EOS holder. They are literally using your tokens to reciprocally vote for each other to cement their position at the top of the centralized pyramid, so they can continue to claim the reward of $10,000 per day of freshly printed-out-of-thin-air EOS.
This is going to go the way of Bitconnect. If you are still holding when it falls to zero, you have absolutely no one to blame but yourself. The evidence has been right in front of your eyes for months.
I've been warning people about the scam that is EOS for months, but I'm usually met with the same vapid responses of "great team" and "to the moon". This has surely got to be the nail in the coffin for even the most die-hard/ignorant/stupid EOS holder. They are literally using your tokens to reciprocally vote for each other to cement their position at the top of the centralized pyramid, so they can continue to claim the reward of $10,000 per day of freshly printed-out-of-thin-air EOS.
This is going to go the way of Bitconnect. If you are still holding when it falls to zero, you have absolutely no one to blame but yourself. The evidence has been right in front of your eyes for months.
Even if we're keeping this suspicious activity aside, EOS isn't as good as many portray it to be!
EOS isn't that good of a chain. I recently checked this thing called "EOSknights" and though it showcases a nice plan/vision, it performs horribly.
There are much more promising chains coming up. I'd even prefer to use Ethereum for now. STEEM also offers some great possibilities and XAYA will allow for even more blockchain gaming opportunities.
I don't understand what people liked so much about EOS in the beginning. To me it never seemed very attractive.
