BACKED BY BILLIONS

Block.one (Dan Larimer) raised over $4 BILLION (at least) and allocated $1 BILLION of that for the community to build apps on top of the EOS network. The way those apps work is they lock up EOS tokens. Put simply, they cause scarcity, which causes a rise in value. At a time when most other tokens are running out of money and steam, EOS is rising.

PRICE

Price of the EOS token is low right now at under $3. Bargain buy!

FREE GOODIES

If you own EOS, many apps built upon that network - in order to avoid certain regulations - Give ("airdrop") EOS owners the tokens for their app for FREE. Some give you equal amounts of their app token to what you own in EOS, others 10 or more times as much! This creates more incentive for people to own EOS.

EASE OF CODING

EOS is set up to primarily utilize variations on the most popular and efficient coding language; C++. Tried and tested. Huge support community.

EFFICIENCY

The EOS network - an improved version of tried and true Bitshares and Steem (both by Dan Larimer) - scales to get more efficient as time goes on but already runs at tens of thousands of transactions per second. Competitors like Bitcoin and Ethereum are in the range of 1000 times slower. Bitcoin and Ethereum are both making changes to improve their efficiency and may catch up to EOS before it gets even faster.

COMPETITION

Ethereum is a competitor for EOS in that it was created to be a platform for [Decentralized] apps to be built upon. Block.one owns billions of dollars of Ethereum. When Block.one sells their Ethereum, it will cause a large drop in Ethereum's value. Many who are and will be making decisions on which network to build their apps on will know this and it will be yet another reason they will be more likely to choose EOS.