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RE: Could Ethereum Be Made Obsolete By The New Decentralized Smart Contract Platform EOS?
I agree EOS is incredibly exciting but if you take the current price and the total number of tokens that will be available,. it gives a market cap of just under $2bil. Don't you feel that is a little steep for something still in development? Also, there are some key difference between the EOS token and the Ether presale. Ether is the native token used by Ethereum. The EOS token is not the same. It is just that, a token and the EOS blurb states it has no value etc etc and may not even be taken forward into the EOS block chains etc.
I am still very keen on the EOS concept and implementation, I just feel the price has got a little ahead of itself!
Hi yes a lot of people seem to not know this part, which is kind of vital. I read that right now 15% of total Eos are being spread? How will the other 85% be distributed, what will happen to the price and I also read that EOS is not really an investment as such.
Again people blinded by greed it seems... 185 million think about it, it is madness for something that is still in development.
The tokens might not even be used...... so even though I like the project and would love to invest I like to know first what is likely to happen with the tokens and how the rest will be distributed.
Anyone can help me out on this?