Topic: What will EOS be worth in the future? - page 4. (Read 1145 times)

In the chart, EOS already give some pattern to make a bull pattern, but at the end the pattern didnt do it well.
I dont think the EOS feature is bad, its good and promising, just wait some months maybe EOS will go rise up.

Currently EOS is struggling in the market but this is a well established coin in the cryptocurrency market which is capable enough to give impressive performance in near future hopefully it may be worthy decision to buy some EOS at this stage because the probability looks higher of this coin to grow.

I was one of those who bought EOS in 2019 when the price of EOS was at $ 7. So until now I haven't been able to get any profit from EOS. Because
the price is still at $ 2.7. Which is still a long way off to get the $ 7 price back. But even so I still believe in the future of EOS. So I'll be patient waiting
for the EOS price to return to its $ 7 price tag.

Hopefully a few months from now EOS can show a significant increase in price, if it turns out that EOS manages to hit the price of $ 7 by the middle of
this year, I'm sure that EOS will hit a price tag of $ 10 at the end of this year and could return to its ATH price by the end of 2022.

I think that currently the etherum killer is polka-dotted, somehow this coin has the potential to rise in the future

don't worry about EOS, even though the price is cheap now but EOS is one of the competitors of Ethereum, make no mistake, EOS is not a bad project, from the price performance it doesn't look bad either, it's just that EOS still needs whales to be able to pump like Ethereum and Goodnews of course, hold EOS i think it will be Huge in 2021-2022 because DEX will be hype.

Honestly, there will no better replacement for Dan duty except someone who has worked with him during his service for the company or someone Dan trained because Dan was among the most successful Developer we have in the cryptocurrency scheme but I honestly hate the side of him leaving almost every project he works with it

does not guarantee that someone who has long been or whatever he is as the holder of capital and others, will guarantee that the project that will be abandoned will be dying and destroyed. it is possible that his successor and continue are more able to control the situation and can guarantee that the project continues to run well despite his resignation. because investors need high trust, if their successor can do and bring goodness into reality, obviously no one will run away and will continue to support it.


what you are saying is indeed the reality that happens in every project and does not guarantee that it will result in the project being neglected or destroyed, because someone is abandoned, because many also play a role, maybe the replacement will be better, of course this is apart from the dislike there is towards EOS of course.
because fondness for something is clear all may determine his will because he has and is entitled to what will be done as long as it is for his own good.

Exactly. EOS has practically stalled with no indications of going up in the near future. People are mostly focused on Ethereum with the new and "shiny" "De-Fi" platforms popping up every day. UniSwap, Aave, and Compound.Finance are extremely popular on the Ethereum blockchain, resulting in higher prices for ETH on the market. EOS, on the other hand, is less attractive to everyday people because the number of dApps available on the blockchain are limited. Developers don't seem to be much interested in developing dApps for the EOS platform than Ethereum itself. As long as this is the case, EOS won't be able to experience higher prices in the future. It's all a matter of providing real use cases for the world in order to succeed in the long run.

Nonetheless, it seems to me than EOS will be left behind as new players gain traction on the market. Right now, DOT and TRON have fared even better than EOS with ever-increasing demand from people in the mainstream world. The team is going to have to ramp up marketing/promotion efforts in order to attract developers into the EOS project. Otherwise, it won't last for long. Based on what I've seen, every project created by Daniel Larimer, turns out fade into oblivion within the long term. Consider how BitShares, and STEEM have been doing ever since Daniel Larimer departed from them. They've been practically abandoned with the community unable to get them off the ground. The same thing could happen with EOS in the future, as its competitors take the world by storm. At least, the code is open for anyone to improve the existing project or build another one from scratch. Remember, anyone can make a cryptocurrency. But if it lacks usability, it'll eventually fade into oblivion. Just my opinion

the prediction is how long it will take, or the amount of time that is determined if you look at 1-3 years more then my opinion is probably as high as 10 $ or more.
But for now there is no sign of an increase, and the market cap is also not increasing just in the 2 billion $ range, which is why eos has dropped to 16th place.

Couldn't agree more with you, mate. EOS fees are often free, making it extremely practical for "De-Fi". It's a shame that most people don't admire EOS' benefits relative to other cryptocurrencies on the market. The vast majority is focused on ETH despite its slow transaction confirmation times and high fees. As long as the ETH hype persists, EOS won't be going anywhere. The team is going to need to reinforce their marketing/promotion strategy if they want EOS to gain traction in the mainstream world. What's important is that developers start building dApps on the EOS chain in order to ramp up the competition. Otherwise, people will have no reason to leave ETH. At least, EOS works as intended. Blazing-fast transaction confirmation times and zero fees are made possible by the DPoS consensus mechanism. DPoS is much more efficient that PoW and PoS combined. The only downside its high level of centralization compared to other consensus mechanisms. It explains why most people still use ETH above all else. Decentralization is what truly matters in order to ensure the network is resistant against censorship and manipulation by third parties.

Nonetheless, it seems to me that EOS' future is uncertain. Its level of success will greatly depend on individuals' and developers' adoption in the mainstream world. So far, ETH is the most widely-adopted smart contract platform in the world. It'll be quite challenging for EOS to rival ETH in terms of mainstream adoption and market dominance. As long as the public is focused on ETH, competing smart contract platforms won't be able to gain traction. Prices per EOS might stale due to lack of interest/demand from people in the mainstream world. Only a bull market will save it. Just my opinion

I have a different view on EOS, even though the technological advantages possessed by EOS, are apparently not able to attract many investors.
It proves that EOS is very difficult to become in the top 10 altcoins, even the price movement of EOS is not as good as some of the other top altcoins.
The price of EOS is still far from being able to return to the ATH price that was achieved in 2018, even now if we analyze the movement of EOS.

In fact, it is very different from Ethereum, the performance of EOS has decreased this year compared to 2020. If we compare the price of EOS
in February 2020 the price of EOS could rise above $ 5, whereas currently in 2021 the EOS price is only $ 2.8. So I don't consider EOS to be a coin
worth buying. Because there are many other altcoins that have a better future than EOS.

ive used EOS several times and i can say, they have one of the cheapest tx fees as well as one of the fastest. so i cant say anything bad experience with EOS. it is like one of my choices as a replacement for doge when you talk about transfer purposes from one exchange to another. however, i don't know what kind of marketing is the EOS team doing to promote their platform. actually, it is indeed good alternative for ETH network.
people tend to go where the talk is. now, they have DOT and BSC as competitors. as time goes by, they will have more competitors on their side. they need to step up if they truly want to explore their opportunities here in crypto. otherwise, they will be left behind.

Exactly. There are many competitors on the market with higher popularity than EOS. Polkadot and Binance Smart Chain are all over the news, as they continue to make strides in the crypto/Blockchain space. EOS may be faster, and cheaper than ETH, but it lacks mainstream adoption. Not to mention, its somewhat-centralized model has been criticized by many crypto experts. The lack of marketing/promotion from the project's team, makes matters worse for the long-term price of EOS on the market. As long as interest/demand is low, prices won't go higher than $3 per coin. At least, the code is open for anyone to make EOS better or build a project from scratch. EOS' spinoff "TELOS" has been recently doing pretty well. It's a much more decentralized version of EOS with a fair distribution model. But as with any ETH contender, the TELOS project lacks mainstream adoption.

As long as most dApps and tokens are built on the ETH blockchain, EOS won't be going anywhere. It doesn't stand a chance against the world's second-largest cryptocurrency by market cap. Whenever it'll have a future or not, it's yet to be seen. Other competing chains may leave EOS in the dust, as they become extremely popular in the mainstream world. Considering EOS' current state, I wouldn't advise anyone to invest in it for the long term. Just my opinion

not only gambling but also gaming, the run is just matter of time

i think binance coin are not like eos but polkadot yes however im aware that binance coin are still hot till now and can possibly or already overtake eos's rank in the leader boards  .
polkadot is new but eos is older than it , its age can be its greatest asset to fight newer released coins like polkadot .
fees in eth is still high , let see if how long eth supoorters can hold and if they can really support  eth till the end but i believe that they will start moving soon in cheaper but has the same feature as eth and that is eos .

it is difficult to predict the current EOS. What's more, nowadays there are many projects that have the same concept, so it could be that EOS will survive or lose and fall like Waves. so the future is still a mystery to me. judging by the competition EOS seems less desirable, people are still loyal to ethereum. and new challengers that are popular currently in Polkadot and the Binance chain are adding to the tension. I know at the moment is the situation is not very good for EOS at the moment.

You are right about what you said it, happened to all the project which Dan once participated in and later leave, not to be showing good progression after Dan exit but it all happen because the mentioned project lack new innovation and some protocol upgrade. However, EOS is supported by Chinese business mogul so Dan exit shouldn't be a problem.

EOS is very potential IMO...
many developers are already running their business with EOS and getting a good response in the market. The price of EOS will definitely continue to increase as users grow, one more thing that many people like about EOS is its very cheap fees.

Exactly. EOS was always hailed to be "Ethereum's Killer". Unfortunately, things went downhill as EOS' centralized model was discovered. With Block Producers freezing and censoring accounts on the Blockchain, EOS becomes nothing more than a glorified banking system. Still, EOS' "zero fee model" and blazing-fast transactions makes it a great alternative to existing smart contract platforms. People will be able to enjoy "De-Fi" on EOS without the need to pay exorbitant fees (unlike ETH). If most ETH dApps would've migrated to EOS, then it would've been the most popular smart contract platform in the world. Without mainstream adoption, EOS becomes nothing more than a speculative asset.

As you've said before, EOS is mostly used by gambling platforms. The team is going to need to ramp up marketing/promotion efforts if they want to attract developers into the project. With developer interest into EOS, we'll be able to get a wide-variety of dApps to choose from (like it's the case with ETH right now). Until then, expect prices to stale or go all the way down the drain. My guess is that EOS will remain in the $2-$3 range for the foreseeable future. Ethereum is and will always be the most popular smart contract platform in the world because of its decentralized and censorship-resistant design. Other platforms are faster and cheaper than ETH. But they're unable to outmatch ETH's level of security/reliability. This explains why most dApps and tokens live on the ETH blockchain, while competing chains are left in the dust. Considering EOS' current situation, I'd say that its future is highly uncertain. Just my opinion

Those Who uses their Platform in their Peak last 2018 has now changed their Token names and even the Company names I don't know why They Leave the EOS popularity that Soon.
while in 2018 this coin really reached its Top but suddenly fade away easily.
I remember that I invested in one Project that Use EOS platform as gambling site but Until now the coins has no progress and still waiting for an Update.