Review on EOS by Esli Willio
EOS is great blockchain
The goal of EOS is to build a decentralized blockchain that can process fast and free transactions. It also allows smart contracts to be built, allowing developers to present their dApps. An example of a program that could use the iOS network in the future could be, for example, a decentralized version of Facebook in which no particular person controls the network and no one will be able to access your personal information. Have. Another solution that EOS intends to provide is issues related to efficiency and usability. For example, both Steem and Bitshare can handle more than 100,000 transactions per second, as well as smart contract technology.
Pros
- The smart contract and the general programming language of this platform are webassembly (C ++, Rust) and a portable machine built on the World Wide Web (W3C) consortium.
Cons
- EOS in-house management allows for factional confrontations, as individuals have to buy large stocks to be able to witness and build blocks, which can put power in the hands of certain individuals.
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May 15, 2020
EOS contributors devoted to building decentralized apps (dapps) and development tools for the blockchain are losing clout – and making little or no money from contributing to the health of the ecosystem. One of them publicly disavowed the blockchain earlier this month, citing the excessive power of the largest EOS token holders.
