Pros
- Nice
Cons
- Great
Pros
- EOS is similar to a decentralised operating system, in practice this means that developers can build applications on EOS. Owning EOS coins is a claim on server resources. A developer needs to have EOS coins to use the EOS blockchain. Developers will not spend the coins to use the server resources, s/he just need to prove they hold them.This operating system will be hosted on servers (data centres) which in return will
Cons
- There are other competitors besides Etherum for example, RChain, Rootstock/RSK, and Crown have not yet released their smart contract / decentralised platform suite but once they do it could be cheaper and easier for developers to use these new platforms
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.Decentralised operating system
Cons
- The current ICO market is very agitated. To me, it feels a bit like a mania at this time. 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
Pros
- The purchase price will be determined independently, based on the amount of Ethereum coins committed by potential buyers for each new release. This process provides ample room for investors to participate in the token sale, while the length of distribution ensures a high level of inclusivity, without providing large purchasers with an unfair advantage.
Cons
- The price per token has increased fourfold in just two days. Meanwhile, Ethereum gathered a (modest, by today’s standards) $18 million and delivered an infrastructure that feeds today’s blockchain ecosystem. We are very curious to see how EOS (which already gathered tenfold more) will deliver. It’s a grand vision that if delivers on its promise can be a game changer. It is interesting to see how EOS will match investors expectations. Right now we do not have enough facts to give a certain advice on EOS.
Pros
- In addition to the promising technical innovations, a clever marketing strategy and an impressive team, the EOS token sale stands out in terms of the token distribution process. Instead of setting a monetary cap and a limited timeframe, as is currently the industry standard, EOS plans to distribute its tokens over 350 days with a variable price
Cons
- If this fate awaits EOS, it could prove to be catastrophic, since a united team with a clear delivery schedule is imperative for this project to succeed. The EOS website also displays an array of reputable companies which are allegedly involved in the token sale: Fenbushi Capital, Blockchain Capital, Li Xia Lai, Michael Cao, Bitfinex, Yunbi, Aurora Investment advisors and Hyperchain Capital. However, nowhere is it mentioned how exactly these companies are involved in the token sale.
Pros
- EOS is developed by a group of experienced industry leaders under the CEO of block.one Brendan Blumer and CTO Daniel Larimer. Larimer famously founded BitShares, a decentralized exchange and banking system, and Steemit, the blockchain-based media platform where upvotes are converted into digital tokens. Both of these projects have been well-received and adequately successful, attracting a dedicated userbase and challenging well-established industries. Some observers have suggested that both BitShares and Steemit were “testing grounds” of sorts for a bigger and more ubiquitous project, such as EOS.
Cons
- The EOS team, while impressive in its track record, has demonstrated a lack of commitment to its projects. Many industry insiders believe that Larimer has departed both of his previous projects before they had been fully developed, causing them to stall
Pros
- If EOS manages to populate its ecosystem with a sufficient number of publishers, it could become the go-to infrastructure and app building interface for future development within the industry. The project’s marketing strategy ensures that mainstream media gladly picked up this story, meaning that potential blockchain newcomers could already be aware of the development, which is an important aspect of early widespread user acquisition.
Cons
- The EOS development cycle is incredibly long by industry standards. Although this might be a safety net on the founders’ part, ensuring that they can keep to their promises, this also leaves competitors with ample time to develop their own alternative solutions. If Ethereum manages to resolve its scalability problems in time, for example, it is unlikely that projects and developers used to the Ethereum ecosystem will rush off to join an unknown and untested development environment, such as EOS.
Pros
- eos is the project which is really a benificial for users.. if we see then in the eos project transaction is superly very nice and also much of the standerd applications are benificial for users.very nice position and have good potential in market. ranking good in marketcap.mostly itis user friendly
Cons
- wallet issues are commonly seen also not having much development
Pros
- With its spot-on positioning and range of user-centric features, the EOS platform could gather enough momentum to make blockchain technology truly mainstream. EOS intends to streamline the process of developing, launching and using Dapps, which could make the industry’s landscape less fragmented and therefore more accessible to newcomers
Cons
- In addition to actually delivering on its multiple promises, EOS needs to do so promptly. The market for scalable blockchains is very hot right now and, although there are no conspicuous competitors within the space at the moment, it’s only a matter of time before the market catches on
Pros
- Speaking of transactions, the team expects that the EOS platform would be able to process millions of transaction per second. By comparison, for example, the Visa payment system is currently able to process 24,000 transactions per second. The EOS ecosystem will also provide solutions for both vertical and horizontal scaling and introduce a new feature called “Delegated Proof of Stake” which will provide users with influence over block producers. Together, this array of features could solve some of the most pressing problems in the blockchain industry, notably scaling and transaction price.
Cons
- EOS is to deliver on its all-important scalability promise, it must do so sooner rather than later. The Ethereum network is currently struggling to overcome ICO congestion, which leaves a bitter taste in visionaries’ mouth, since scalability is crucial for widespread adoption. Nevertheless, if Ethereum resolves its scalability problems, or a competitor comes along, delivering faster than EOS, the project’s key value proposition becomes obsolete. We note similar concerns in relation to the transaction price. Although the promise is to keep transactions free for users, there is no mention of who will actually be covering the cost of these transactions.
Pros
- The EOS proposition is jam-packed with impressive tech, at least on paper. The proposed platform stretches far beyond the capabilities of any blockchain that is currently in operation. Among other things, the EOS ecosystem would provide an extensive toolkit to easily create, manage and update decentralized apps (Dapps)
Cons
- The biggest technical question that EOS currently faces is scaling. For all its claims to resolve the scalability problems of incumbent blockchains, EOS does little to go into detail on how exactly it plans to achieve this
Pros
- While Ethereum-based applications need to be created from scratch each time, EOS claims that it will allow for a large variety of standard application types to be deployed with minimal effort. This would allow for the creator of an EOS Dapp to only need to customize their program, and not reinvent the wheel
Cons
- EOS runs on a completely different set of principles than other blockchain projects as it makes use of a system known as delegated proof-of-stake. This is quite new, so many people will think about its security
Pros
- While Ethereum-based applications need to be created from scratch each time, EOS claims that it will allow for a large variety of standard application types to be deployed with minimal effort. This would allow for the creator of an EOS Dapp to only need to customize their program, and not reinvent the wheel.
Cons
- The ERC-20 tokens have also faced some significant price volatility. Back in July 2017, the tokens were trading for about two dollars each. At one point, they lost more than half their value and depth well below one dollar each.
Pros
- Further, the blockchain is designed to support millions of transactions per second. EOS is still under development and won’t be released until later this year. The development team has a lot of time to get ahead of potential scaling issues before they begin to cause problems
Cons
- Eos began its ICO in the middle of last year. While many ICOs of that time ran for just a few days, or in some cases less than a minute, the EOS sale was slated to last for an entire year. However, as the blockchain does not exist yet, the sale was not able to directly release native EOS tokens.
Pros
- Probable etherium killer, solid technology
Cons
- Can't say yet
Pros
- Dan Larimer brings a lot of haters to the party but his vision of EOS is based on tons of practical experience building blockchains and apps that really works and are now processing the most transactions of any public blockchain per day, and being used by real people who know nothing about blockchains, cryptocurrency, or who "Satoshi Nakamoto" is. That in my books speaks volumes. The have assembled a big pile of cash from previous ventures, they have created a monstorous year long ICO that is raising more piles of money. That is controversial and is once again adding to the haters. However in spite of all that the team is building real software and early versions are processing 10,000 TPS on a single thread. This will scale up and out. It brings all the same benefits of STEEM with accounts with role specific keys. Sidechains. ZERO transaction fees. Waste-free dPOS (not PoW). Storage. Naming. Etc. etc. I have to ding them on product a because it isn't all out there yet and contracts still have to be written in a pretty low level language (web assembly). But other languages are coming and they are ahead of schedule. Ethereum may eventually achieve parity in many areas EOS is crushing it, but it will probably years away. In the mean time we will have a modern million TPS blockchain available this June. And haters be damned, EOS.IO have said they will give at least $1B of ICO funds back to bootstrap app development for it.
Cons
- N/A
Pros
- As the advancement of the era according to me is needed sufficient technological sophistication, at this time EOS has released an additional version of the next EOSIO, namely version V1.2.0. the latest version has various advantages including security
Cons
- their team is very solid but EOS is not widely known.
Pros
- Eos is very fast and more scalable than ETH. EOS already hold more ETH than the Ethereum foundation .It can handle hundreds of thousands of transaction per second with no cost to the users .
Cons
- Eos token is unnecessary long, irresponsible and very dangerous to the ecosystem . The most important disadvantage is that - The buyer could not participate in the Eos token distribution or purchase Eos token for investment purpose .
Pros
- EOS brings best features of all other smart contracts together in one bundle. This makes EOS such special.
Cons
- EOS main-net is not ready however. This delay will make them feel disappointed l later that they made it such late.
Pros
- Pros: Eos is one the top 10 coin belong 5 no. Rank in coinmarketcap. Eos is a coin launched their own block chain. Eos is the best coin for trading we can trade and receive a maximum amount of profit from it also it is a strong coin listed biggest exchanges.
Cons
- I try so many times but never see any telegram group. I see in telegram group in coinmarketcap but can't join. Think eos should create a own new telegram group for better service. It may be very effective since Eos is a. User trade it many than others
