There will be many winners. Blockchain really is not an either/or situation. As long as their is an active community and people producing blocks, all will carry on. Obviously, some will have a lot more activity than others and that is what everyone is trying to figure out.
EOS is going to be one, in my opinion, that is going to be huge. That said, it is an interesting chain since it was designed to be forked repeatedly. That is one of the things Dan feels provides decentralization, repeated forks on EOS, each one using it own witness nodes. It is an interesting concept.
Truth be told, Steem and EOS are completely different animals. EOS is seeking to do what ETH set out to do but was slowed by POW/scaling. Steem's main asset is the creation/reward system. This is what it can leverage to separate itself from all that is out there.
There will be many winners. Blockchain really is not an either/or situation. As long as their is an active community and people producing blocks, all will carry on. Obviously, some will have a lot more activity than others and that is what everyone is trying to figure out.
EOS is going to be one, in my opinion, that is going to be huge. That said, it is an interesting chain since it was designed to be forked repeatedly. That is one of the things Dan feels provides decentralization, repeated forks on EOS, each one using it own witness nodes. It is an interesting concept.
Truth be told, Steem and EOS are completely different animals. EOS is seeking to do what ETH set out to do but was slowed by POW/scaling. Steem's main asset is the creation/reward system. This is what it can leverage to separate itself from all that is out there.