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EOS introduces a new blockchain architecture designed to enable vertical and horizontal scaling of decentralized applications. This has huge potential in the future as it will enable new use cases and applications in the crypto space. A lot of crypto experts are very passionate about EOS and no surprise that EOS currently ranks #5 with a market cap of $14.86 billion.

Pros
  • A worthy Ethereum killer and competition. With Eos, Dapps have that reassuring use of zero Charge or transactional fees as opposed to what Ethereum has to offer
Cons
  • Kind of complex and complicated to newbies. They need to get real knowledge quickly before they can properly utilize this project

EOS is a new project being developed in part by Dan Larimer, the technical designer behind Steem. EOS will enable smart contracts similar to what Ethereum enables but with interesting performance and scalability benefits. EOS uses Web Assembly which is a performance oriented language they arrived at by benchmarking.

Pros
  • Zero fees platform, coupled with quick transactions and option to host Smart contractss
Cons
  • Too technical to a point. Users might need extra assistance or a technical view from a pro

EOS is a digital platform blockchain for a hosting of smart-contracts and the decentralised applications. This project is very favourable to investment, especially at present. Has huge potential of growth. The top cryptocurrency enters into number

Pros
  • Has the platform. In the long term can make competition Ethereum.Top cryptocurrency.
Cons
  • There were problems in safety sphere. Not perfect wallets for token storage.

Revainrating 5 out of 5

EOS.IO is software that introduces a blockchain architecture designed to…

EOS.IO is software that introduces a blockchain architecture designed to enable vertical and horizontal scaling of decentralized applications (the “EOS.IO Software”). This is achieved through an operating system-like construct upon which applications can be built. The software provides accounts, authentication, databases, asynchronous communication and the scheduling of applications across multiple CPU cores and/or clusters. The resulting technology is a blockchain architecture that has the…

Pros
  • A made quick profits before their Mainnet, so its a pro for me. But looking at it on the problems it solves, atleast we now have a competitor for Ethereum for hosting of Dapps.
Cons
  • Block sizes arent as small as other top Crypto technologies

EOS is a blockchain solution aimed at solving that problem by providing a dApp-friendly blockchain platform that scales easily and smoothly to handle any load. But there's more to it than just that: EOS aims to offer a platform that can handle millions of transactions per second with zero transaction fees.

Pros
  • A true scalable Blockchain for Dapps
Cons
  • Price stability is very vague. 10 wallets hold too much tokens as it is

Revainrating 5 out of 5

Eos is a decentralized, blockchain operating system designed to support…

Eos is a decentralized, blockchain operating system designed to support decentralized commercial applications, providing all essential features (including databases, permissions, planning, authentication, and processing of communication between the application and the Internet). allowing developers to focus on their own business logic

Pros
  • EOS is based on a blockchain operating system distribution that is designed to support distributed applications on a commercial scale, providing all the basic features needed to create blocked applications. Asynchronous communication and parallel scaling of EOS bid scalability while the ownership pattern eliminates transaction costs. These features make EOS a serious competitor to Ethereum (although the EOS ICO system supports Ethereum). EOS uses delegated evidence of invitation and introduces the ability to correct mistakes and restore the changes with an overwhelming consensus.
Cons
  • The total supply of Eos token is been controlled by a few which beats the Decenteralized narration story.mining of the tokens would have been preferred

The EOS blockchain is part of a paradigm shift in designing scalable, user-friendly but still secure blockchain platforms. Its key selling point is the millions of transactions it can handle per second. At 1 million transactions per second, it can support corporations and enterprises.

Pros
  • EOS is set to be a significant competitor to the current leading blockchains. Its scalability, user friendliness, transactional throughput and low-cost maintenance makes it superior to all existing blockchains.
Cons
  • Streamline media that's not friendly to beginners

Revainrating 5 out of 5

Nice project

Nice project

Pros
  • Nice one
Cons
  • Nice project

EOSIO is a software that introduces a block architecture designed for vertical and horizontal scaling of decentralized applications ("Software EOSIO"). This is done through a design similar to the operating system on which applications can be created. The software provides accounts, authentication, databases, asynchronous communications applications and multi-core programming and / or CPU groups. The resulting technology is a block architecture that has the potential to scale up to millions of…

Pros
  • EOSIO software has been developed with an MIT open source license. Every user can use the EOSIO software for free. Developers and Entrepreneurs who are interested in creating own blockchain from EOSIO software can download stock and customize it for their use. This setting may include chip configuration, initial allocation, standard seed nodes, character symbols, and many others.
Cons
  • The company Block.one which developed eos software isn't as straight forward as they should have. They're registered in Cayman islands which isn't a bad thing but we are all aware of how easy laws over there and it been an island where many shady shell corporations are located.

It's a good project if you want to invest and then step away, and trust it is being maintained. But with a handful of guys, making decisions for everyone, you don't know how situations will always play out.

Pros
  • It's a project that is about centralization and about governance. Their network is very, very fast.
Cons
  • It's a project that is controlled by a handful of guys, at the top. It does cost, somewhere around $10+ to buy EOS RAM, needed to create a wallet.

I still believe in this project and I have invested in EOS and HODLing. EOS is called as Ethereum killer. Hope it becomes true

Pros
  • EOS is a platform that will allow developers to build and develop decentralized applications.
Cons
  • They should improve user experience on mobile wallet apps to make users to have a easier understanding

Revainrating 4 out of 5

EOS's idea is to build a platform for block-cached D-Apps that can handle…

EOS's idea is to build a platform for block-cached D-Apps that can handle hundreds of transactions per second safely and smoothly, while providing an accessible possibilities for app developers, entrepreneurs and just users. They aim to supplement the OS for decentralized web-centric apps by providing services: user authentication; cloud storage; server hosting.

Pros
  • Projects like this one very often turn out to be really successful. EOS doesn't focus on any service in particular, but offers a base for new, fresh projects to be built on. EOS tries to develop "the most powerful infrastructure" for apps. The main features would be 1) scalability fo endless dapps 2) flexibility with usability (thanks to the EOS tools and a toolkit for developers). However the success of this project relies on whether or not developers will want to use EOS's system. Also there are other strong alternatives, so the competition will be huge.
Cons
  • It looks like EOS should look more at achievments of ETH in order to make its product better. Though this is made mostly for the mainstream use, it isn't adopted large enough by mainstream. Also EOS seems shady, partly irresponsible and highly dangerous to the crypto system.

Revainrating 5 out of 5

Very good project !

Very good project !

Pros
  • Eos is a very good project, which offers its services as a block-platform for the development of decentralized applications. The resulting technology is a block-chain that can scale to millions of transactions per second, excluding the user's card and allowing you to quickly and easily deploy decentralized applications.
Cons
  • Using the services of Eos you will forget about the shortcomings of this platform.

Unlike proof of work based blockchains, EOS uses messages instead of state to represent and execute transactions. The use of state models is a fundamental flaw limiting blockchain performance. Models built using messages are superior for achieving high performance.

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

Top project for hosting Dapps, and a really strong team behind it. But I feel some of their processes are kinda rigorous to beginners

Pros
  • Parallel Processing: The ability to do things in parallel, faster transaction speeds and more scalability. A Constitution: A set of rules on which everyone agrees upon, these are linked to every block mined. Self Sufficiency and Evolution: The current model allows for a 5% inflation, this will be used to develop the network further
Cons
  • Ethereum has the first mover advantage in the smart contract space, a lot of systems have been built on Ethereum and it has proven itself to be a commercial grade blockchain. It is not impossible for Ethereum to adopt the same model. It is already planning to change from a POW to a POS.

EOS wants to bring the best of all other smart contract technologies to one platform. As such, it offers a blockchain architecture that aims to enable the development of decentralized applications. Developers can build, test and execute their projects on the operating system-esque EOS blockchain.

Pros
  • Atleast we now got a reputable rival for Ethereum
Cons
  • Network slow down

Revainrating 4 out of 5

The issues with EOS will likely not be seen until any of the applications…

The issues with EOS will likely not be seen until any of the applications reach massive scale. However, the problems could come right away since no one even knows who’s going to be running the software. I would not be surprised if one of the first major decentralized apps comes on the EOS blockchain, as it seems to be the first platform that will be able to support high usage apps at scale. Having that said I don’t believe that EOS will be a long-term solution.

Pros
  • Ethereum was the first platform to bring smart-contracts to the blockchain, but it also has a clear problem. The innovation EOS uses to process what it claims will be millions of transactions per second, is Delegated Proof of Stake (DPoS). This is a newer method of consensus and alternative to Proof of Work. In DPoS there is no mining and there are no miners; instead in are 21 delegates. These delegates are continuously updated as they are voted on by all EOS stakeholders. Blocks are produced in rounds of 21 where the 21 delegates voted on for that round will each produce a block in a random order every 3 seconds (~21 blocks per minute).
Cons
  • Team: EOS.IO is software that introduces a blockchain architecture designed to enable vertical and horizontal scaling of decentralized applications (the “EOS.IO Software”). This is achieved through an operating system-like construct upon which applications can be built. The software provides accounts, authentication, databases, asynchronous communication and the scheduling of applications across multiple CPU cores and/or clusters. The resulting technology is a blockchain architecture that has the potential to scale to millions of transactions per second, eliminates user fees and allows for quick and easy deployment of decentralized applications.

EOS is noted to be a slightly controversial project due to its questionable execution, one could be fair to state that with a 4 billion dollar budget, and a stellar team with credible experience within distributed ledger technology, the cumulative vision of EOSIO’s Community and key team are more than enough to make this one of the few perennial protocols of our time.

Pros
  • EOS, is a blockchain-based, decentralized operating system.It is designed to support commercial-scale decentralized applications by providing all of the necessary core functionalityEOS.IO is software that allows businesses to build blockchain applications that resemble existing web-based applications, using an architecture similar to website frameworks.
Cons
  • EOS also introduces the ability to fix bugs and rollback changes with supermajority consensus, rather than requiring a hard-fork. This is due to EOS using delegated-proof-of-stake, whereby multiple witness-nodes are nominated by the network as representatives to make certain high-level decisions more quickly, without polling the entire network. Although this makes the blockchain somewhat less decentralized, it contributes to the ability of mainstream enterprises to adopt and interact with blockchain technology.

Though EOS has been heralded as an “Ethereum killer”,the EOS platform is still being developed.So it’s not yet known for certain whether the technology behind it will be able to deliver on its promise and potential.

Pros
  • EOS enables the developers to build decentralized applications. These can be built in the public environment.Moreover, when you look at the platform itself, you will realize its scalability as well. It is easier for the companies to use this platform in order to create various applications. With the help of parallel execution, it becomes easy for the company to run multiple decentralized applications.Since many of the enterprises, companies and developers are looking for such a decentralized blockchain-based platform, the future looks bright.
Cons
  • There are several platforms in various stages of development that aim to offer scalable dapps. The value of the EOS token will be closely linked to the level of adoption the EOS platform can achieve.

EOS main competitor Etherum, demands users to pay for every transaction. EOS will not do so. This will increase adoption. Eos is an Outstanding Dapp Ecosystem Platform. Once They have more ETH than ETH Foundation. Eos Whitepaper is clear so they still updating their Platform. One day Eos will hit the New price market. Wait for it.

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. It's a home of Dapps! It's also Ethereum killer. Superb powerful infrastructure coins, flexible, easy use,and high value.
Cons
  • I feel they should look more at what Eth achieved in order to better their product. Though EOS is made for the mainstream, its not largely adopted by mainstream. EOS seems shady, irresponsible, and extremely dangerous to the crypto ecosystem.