Review on EOS by José A Rodríguez
Investing with Reasonable Stability Levels
EOS is supported by the blockchain network block.one. This company has been helping the system to develop and optimize its services by bringing customers better solutions. What is more, the software works under a delegated proof of stake joined to 21-block nodes that define better safety level. With this benefit, users themselves can give total control to their operations.
Something really impressive on this product is the absence of hidden transaction fees, which permits clients to easily get involved in their businesses through the platform without worrying about payments for every operation they make on it. Another thing that caught my attention is the fast the software goes. I am not an official user, but I’ve been watching some demos in real-time that ensure this great advantage.
Perhaps, something I do not like about this blockchain is the lack of decentralization that sometimes can affect users’ autonomy according to their needs and processes.
Pros
- User-friendly interface. Similar to the best chains of cryptocurrencies, Eos is characterized by a well-designed system that offers a practical management to users.
- Flexible and scalable. The system presents excellent support to both public and private users and companies to operate with reasonable outcomes and make them growth.
- Functional blockchain that avoids price dropping. Eos token remains as one of the most stable and consistent.
Cons
- Centralized issues. Despite its advanced interface, users complain about centralization concerns inside the system. This is because the platform has a kind of governance established by its 21-block users.
- Mutable blockchain. Knowing this issue, some users can think about a limitable application.
