Pros
- Really big and great for ico histri for 2018. I love this type of coin
Cons
- This type of coin I appreciate near future he is very highly growth, thanks
Pros
- This project is rapidly growing every minute as there is mad rush for this by the public investors.
Cons
- I give the communication team a kudos for their immediate attention to most doubts of members and public at large.
Pros
- NO doubt eos is most powerful infrastructure for decentralized applications which is scalable, flexible and usable.
Cons
- EOS seems shady, irresponsible, and extremely dangerous to the crypto ecosystem.
Pros
- 1. They invented DPoS System. 2. They Developed BitShares and Steemit. 3. Price in ICO: 0.9900 USD, Current Price: $6.124 Change Ratio +562% 4. There are no transaction fees. No more gas Problem.
Cons
- 1. Lack of information Still Updating
Pros
- Very great and perspective project with professional team and interesting idea. I think this project will be popular in all the world.
Cons
- Slightly slow technical support
Pros
- good project
Cons
- no cons
Pros
- I find interesting that EOS is able to do transactions faster since it has parallel processing of the data and the fact that there's no transaction fees.
Cons
- EOS is distributing 1 billion tokens into the market, far more than most blockchain projects. Ethereum, for example, has 93 million, Bitcoin has 21 million and Filecoin 200 million tokens. Investors are upset this huge supply will suppress the price of each token in the long term. They would rather see a lower supply of tokens. If there are too many tokens in circulation, the upside potential is limited.
Pros
- EOS is a Larimer project. Lots you can say about him, but what you can't say after his inventing DPoS and writing BitShares and Steemit is that he doesn't produce. AngelShares had the exact same terms as EOS, and it paid out as promised. Graphene, the implementation of DPoS they plan to use for EoS works and has been tested in BitShares for years now. It's just a matter of implementing smart contract functionality, plus the other extras mentioned, on top of it. It's not the greatest solution, but goddamnit it will scale if nothing else will.
Cons
- EOS seems shady, irresponsible, and extremely dangerous to the crypto ecosystem. I know there is tons of promise around the EOS project and it has a strong team, but I can't help but question their decision to structure their ICO the way that they did.
Pros
- EOS has an outstanding concept to create a dapp block diagram that can scan securely and smoothly process thousands of transactions per second, while providing accessible work for application developers, entrepreneurs and users. Its goal is to provide a complete operating system for decentralized, Internet-centric applications by providing services such as user authentication, cloud storage, and server hosting
Cons
- Eos has lot's of big competitor in the dapp sector that have developed more user friendly dapp platforms with better flexibility than eos..they need to really buckle up to catch up
Pros
- 1. Big team & Star Founders 2. First of its Kind
Cons
- Lack of communication and exposure
Pros
- Developers team work very well, I like this special point
Cons
- Community connectivity is not good, making the trend of virtual currency values go down . The foundation is not solid
Pros
- EOS is a project that is presented as a blockchain solution, where through a user-friendly platform for decentralized commercial applications, the scalability problem caused by its growing use can be solved.
Cons
- It has presented several failures in its network as the EOS network falls, code error with RAM, others.
Pros
- No Trouble Performing The EOS system reduces the latency and maximizes performance by structuring each block (produced every 3 seconds currently and being tested at 0.5 seconds) even more finely into “cycles,” which are sequentially performed. Cycles are in turn structured into “threads” that run in parallel within cycles. This allows for messages and transactions to be sent and responded to within single blocks and between blocks, bringing the theoretical bottom limit to the response time down to simply message transmission time over the net.
Cons
- How EOS Works The EOS vision is to build a blockchain dapp platform that can securely and smoothly scale to thousands of transactions per second, all while providing an accessible experience to app developers, entrepreneurs, and users. They aim to provide a complete operating system for decentralized applications focused on the web by providing services like user authentication, cloud storage, and server hosting.
Pros
- EOS has been progressing steadily and many investors now have confidence in the project. They are highly ranked at the moment in Coinmarketcap taking 5th position among thousands of other cryptocurrencies listed in the platform. They have successfully built and launched their blockchain which is a big plus for EOS
Cons
- They same not to have a very good social media platform especially an official telegram group/channel. Their activities on social media should be improved for proper exposure. Also if they can get more bigger exchanges to list EOS, it will really take it to another level.
Pros
- This is an awesome project in the space of blockchain technology as EOS stands for SCALABILITY and its intricacies.
Cons
- Great team with great working ethics
Pros
- EOS has an All star team and a great support from the EOS community. They also make a steady progress in developing the EOS ecosystem.
Cons
- EOS ICO structure is not that great for a big ICO because of the continuous distribution model which looks not that great or kind of manipulative
Pros
- The main purpose of EOS is to bring together the best features and promises of the various intelligent contract technologies (Bitcoin security, Ethernet computing support) in an easy-to-use scalable dapp platform for the everyday user to enable the upcoming block economy. This idea is very good, I think it is growing
Cons
- Since most dapps are currently been run and adopted on the ethereum blockchain, I find hard to see eos breaking the dominance put forward by ethereum.
Pros
- 700,000,000 seven hundred million – split evenly into 350 consecutive 23 hour periods of 2,000,000 EOS tokens each beginning on July 1, 2017 at 13:00:00 UTC.100,000,000 one hundred million – will be reserved for block.one and cannot be traded or transferred on the Ethereum network.
Cons
- Dan Larrimer has a history of moving on to the next thing, he did so with Steem and Bitshares. This is not necessarily a bad thing, but if the timing is not right the project could suffer.
Pros
- Free to Use An application built on the EOS platform does not require micropayments by end users to send messages and perform tasks on the blockchain. This is left up to the individual app developers to determine how transactions fees (which are extremely low) will be paid, meaning companies are free to come up with their own monetization strategies and offer their users service for free or not.
Cons
- The simplest way to buy EOS is to purchase it on Binance with either USDT, BTC, or ETH. You can also buy it on Bitfinex, Huobi, or OKEx although the process may not be as straightforward. If you only have USD (or any other fiat) currently, you’ve got some additional steps. First, you need to set-up an account on a platform that supports fiat to crypto exchanges. Gemini, GDAX, and Coinbase are all popular options. This is a bit complicated
Pros
- EOS main competitor Etherum, demands users to pay for every transaction. EOS will not do so. This will incerase adoption. ERC20 like tokens can be created on EOS, this means that ICOS can be hosted on this blockchain. The ICO is one year long this should increase distribution, which should increase adoption. 200,000,000 two hundred million – distributed during a 5 day period beginning on June 26, 2017 at 13:00 UTC and ending on July 1, 2017 at 12:59:59 UTC.
Cons
- There are other blockchains with smart contract capability such as BitShares and Graphene currently. These have limited smart contract capabilities at this time but they could adapt their systems to a similar model in the future.
