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RE: EOS vs ETH Summed Up In a Few Words by Daniel Larimer
For clarity, each smart contract is implemented in Web Assembly which can process messages. The messages could be ethereum transactions which could be passed to an EVM which uses the EOS database as its key/value store. All of this should be able to execute at 30 TPS or better.
Does it imply that it will be possible to use EOS (and its Role Based Permission Management) as a tool to manage funds on the Ethereum blockchain? In other words, will I be able to secure my Ethereum private keys with an EOS smart contract?
Also, the whitepaper doesn't mention Wren. Does it mean Wren VM is no longer considered?
That is so awesome @dantheman. Thank you so much for the comment and clarification. EOS is mind boggling for me.