EOS

izdigohkz

I'd rather go for altcoins with actual use cases if I'm aiming for anything other than the short term, as the market's volatility could sweep these shitcoins off literally at any time. We have assets like XRP, Sui, LINK, EOS, and HBAR amongst others already making waves within the space, with platforms like Vaulta paving the way for evolution across several sectors, be it finance or gaming. Investment decisions shouldn't be so strenuous at this point.

Pretty_Computer_5864

Yes, in crypto, attention has nothing to do with quality anymore. It's all memes and momentum at this point. Kaspa, EOS, even some Solana stuff - nobody cared until some big CT account started shilling them. Honestly, I gave up chasing narratives. I just snipe early entries with [BananaGun ](https://bananagun.io/)and wait for everyone else to catch up. The real gains are when it's still quiet.

Damsproduction

EOS SCAM ⚠️ Beware.

aharwelclick

What the scammer is doing: They are telling you to buy EOS (a cryptocurrency) and send it to their wallet. They pretend you have to include a memo (a number like 99119741) when you send it. They lie and say you will get your money back plus a bonus after "processing." --- The truth: When you send EOS with a Memo to their wallet, you are sending your real money to them. You will NOT get anything back. Once you send it, it's gone forever. The "memo" is just how they track your payment. It's not something magical or needed for a bonus. --- Proof it’s a scam: They mention people making "$300" easily — this is fake. Scammers fake "success" stories in the comments. They use fake screenshots showing fake money being "earned." They try to make the steps sound "easy" and "risk-free" — this is a typical trick. They encourage you to send real crypto to their account — that's how they steal from you. They offer to take small amounts first to make you "trust" them, then scam you when you send a bigger amount. Notice they give their Bitcoin, USDT, and Litecoin wallet addresses in the comments to collect tips — more theft.

Enc0de-

Don't follow the EOS instructions , it's a scam

izdigohkz

BTC, XRP, Sui, and LINK EOS is also an essential buy for me, especially during this transitional period within its ecosystem, where its infrastructure gains relevance in facilitating growth within global finance via web3 banking So, make your findings, and tread cautiously

izdigohkz

Diversification is an important quality of a good portfolio, in my opinion BTC should be in everyone's PF, alongside high-potential assets like XRP and EOS, as the use cases offered by these assets pretty much position them for success and relevance in the long run, as global finance itself keeps evolving

izdigohkz

Let's see hoe it pans out within the week. I expect slight retracements, but assets like Sui, EOS, XRP, and LINK to still put up good performances

ThatInternetGuy

Most OG holders exited a long long time ago. The earliest guys exited $100 or less, and this included the earliest devs such as Martti Malmi and  Gavin Andresen. Most of the guys who bought right around CZ did exited around $1K. The OG holders dropped off exponentially between $1K and $10K. The thing about CZ and others who are still holding BTC is because they put their BTC down as collaterals to add liquidity to their new tokens such as BNB and EOS.

Damsproduction

EOS SCAM. Careful folks, monkeys will try ANYTHING to take your money if you give them the chance.

Ok-Western-5799

Good points, especially the DYOR tip. Looking into tokenomics and long-term potential is key. Take EOS for example, the rebrand to Vaulta has solidified its potential, and with such strong fundamentals, it's something worth keeping an eye on.

Ok-Western-5799

Solid plan ngl. I’d sneak some EOS in too. With the Vaulta rebrand and their move into bridging TradFi and DeFi, it’s looking criminally undervalued right now.

izdigohkz

I'd rather go for altcoins, though, like Sui, XRP, and EOS, amongst others, especially seeing as the native networks behind these assets are actively gaining more relevance within essential sectors such as finance, attracting recognition, as well as value appreciation

Ok-Western-5799

Not bad, but sure it can be better. I'd say you reshuffle, and get some SOL, EOS, and LINK

Ok-Western-5799

Definitely there will be some pull backs, which could give you a better entry position, but I'll say you flow with the bull and know when to exit. SUI is a great one, strong tech mirroring MOVE VM. Try to look into LINK, EOS, and XRP because there a lot happening around tokenization and bridging the gap between TradFI and DeFI.

Impossible_Driver772

This is a scam! The same one I lost 2000$ to. It's a thing where you send EOS and it gets returned to you +1% for participating in their "testnet". But send enough and he eventually just won't send it back

izdigohkz

Buy BTC, as that's the most secure crypto asset for now, then bag good amounts of assets with potential to yield the most returns, the likes of XRP and EOS being notable examples in that regard, especially with the latter now actively involved in the ongoing shift from traditional finance to the financial future, which will be driven by web3 banking.

Expensive-Paint-9490

EOS and "early" don't belong in the same sentence.

Ok-Western-5799

Sure, you can, but I'd say wait it out and see what this bull run really brings. In the meantime, consider reshuffling your portfolio, especially if HBAR or XDC aren't giving the returns you're expecting. DYOR on SUI, LINK, or EOS; these aren't just random picks. They've been building for years, and while they might fall under the "DINO coin" tag, remember what XRP pulled off in the last bull cycle. Worst case? Rotate into BTC or stables to play it safe and stay ready for the next big entry.

Ok-Western-5799

BTC, AVAX, SUI, ETH, and EOS are definitely my go-to picks for long-term holds. They each bring something strong to the table, security, scalability, innovation, and real-world utility. Monero would be included too, but only if privacy becomes more relevant in crypto.

Ok-Western-5799

Bitcoin first, then maybe coins like ETH, LINK, FET, SOL, EOS, and XRP. These are few leaders in their respective narratives.

Ok-Western-5799

Buy LINK, EOS, or SOL. You can be sure of making some real gains with SOL while LINK has been more stable over the past few months—less volatile than most other alts. For EOS, transitioning to VAULTA might just be the steal of the season. Narrative drives momentum, and in crypto, timing the right story often means front-running the next pump. A 3–4x might just be the baseline if these narratives hit full steam.

Ok-Western-5799

What do we then say about dino coins like XRP? Moreover, Monero maxis aren't too worried about the price action; they are more interested in the token's utility, and how specially designed it is compared to Bitcoin. Well to some extent, narrative drives attention, but be that as it may, what current narrative can you pick out atm? Lately, it has been the buzz of web3 banking, tokenized assets, and Bitcoin DeFI. The buzz is no longer just about speed or fees; it’s about real-world integration and financial infrastructure, and some DINO coins like SUI, EOS through VAULTA, and even LINK are also focused on these narrative. they’re helping shape it. When older, battle-tested projects pivot and build toward new narratives while maintaining strong communities, a 5–10x isn't a wild bet anymore, anon.

kylehawk

100% the only one anyone can confidently say will be around. Just go look at the top 10s from past bull runs. EOS, NEO, LUNA. All gone on the wind

-Monero

EOS, lol 😂😆

Ok-Western-5799

I'd say EOS. The shift to Vaulta and web3 banking is a game changer. By connecting traditional finance with DeFi, it creates real-world use cases that drive demand and sets it up for huge gains.

wraithoffaith

Long term: ETH Short term: EOS EOS is just a way for me to get more eth so eth is my real choice

hodorspot

This is the EOS Crypto scam. Hopefully you didn’t fall for it Op

izdigohkz

I'd go for the more affordable ones, that show potential to yield impressively, of course EOS is my top suggestion in that regard, seeing as the coin recently tested a major low, and has been on the rise since, a move now complemented by its network's positioning as a key infrastructure layer behind RWA, bringing in more recognition and value for the asset.

wierdjokes

This post itself is a scam targeted towards more savvy guys who think they can outsmart the scammers. The fact that there's a link to the scam post along with this bait makes me pretty confident it is. \> Reality is the get you to send a little bit of EOS and pay the 1% "Yeah I am going to scalp the small amounts from this scammer and not send the large amounts so he can't scam me".

Ok-Western-5799

You should be able to get a solid 3–5x if you’re investing in BTC. But if you’re aiming for higher gains, alts like SUI, LINK, and EOS are worth watching.

ethereumfrenzy

That is how you make money in crypto. Value on avtual fundamentals. The sheep that trend follow end up slaughtered. Eth Fud is the biggest trend following in the space right now. The day this reverses, Eth will moon and "competitors" will suddenly get crazy amount of fud. Without good fundamentals, they'll get destroyed. Just like EOS did in the past.

Ok-Western-5799

With just 20 USDT, I'd go for something with more upside potential. ETH is solid, but maybe look at EOS, it's rebranded to Vaulta, a bridge between TradFi and DeFi, and it's still near the bottom. It's worth a shot.

Ok-Western-5799

I’ve been following the HBAR and KASPA buzz lately—both got strong communities backing them. But personally, I’d stick with KASPA; feels bigger with real utility under the hood. If you’re planning to ride with projects that got high potential, always go for those with solid use cases. LINK is killing it on the oracle front, EOS is quietly cooking Web3 banking through Vaulta—which is a big play for the future. SUI’s got that MOVE VM edge, and TON might just pop off if Web3 gaming hits that next wave. So yeah, pick wisely and don’t fade the builders.

Ok-Western-5799

FLOW, XCN, Storj, and Pepe would undoubtedly leave my portfolio, and I might just replace with EOS, TON, RIO. Staying off memes at the moment, may pick one or two if there's another bull market, hopefuly. Chainlink along XRP, FET, ETH, and SUI would be staying. I only stick with projects with top utility.

Ok-Western-5799

Fair enough! Let me rephrase that: If you're looking for something with solid fundamentals and long-term potential, EOS is a strong choice. It’s been improving its tech with updates like the Spring 1 release and its deflationary tokenomics, so it’s got room to grow without all the short-term hype.

Ok-Western-5799

Ouch, that’s tough Keep: ETH, BTC, Chainlink, ATOM, XRP, RENDER, FETCH AI, NEAR, Solana. Cut down on TAO, Sui, XCN, Filecoin, Storj, Pepe. And consolidate into stronger projects like BTC, Chainlink, EOS, and AI plays.

Ok-Western-5799

Solid bags! I’d say toss some EOS and SUI in there too. EOS is undervalued, and with the Vaulta rebrand, it’s looking like a big shot long-term play. SUI is solid with its tech, and could see some nice growth too. Just my two cents!

wraithoffaith

I sold gold for eth and am currently holding EOS in an attempt to increase my portfolio's eth value. I'm watching Trump coin, doge and PNUT too at the moment, AVAX is on my list too but against eth it seems overbought so I'm avoiding it until avax vs eth looks less fomo territory

wraithoffaith

I never hold more than 4 at a time, currently holding just EOS

izdigohkz

Cool, though when talking speed and transaction processing, EOS remains one of the frontrunners, boasting up to 1M TPS, as well as the instant transaction finality feature which gives it an even extra edge over many "fast blockchains" out there. It also has stayed functional with no downtimes for close to 7 years at this point Like I mentioned earlier, it's only a matter of preference, I'm not saying DOGE is bad or anything of such, but in terms of fundamentals, I'd rather go with what EOS currently possess, and still are building.

izdigohkz

I'd suggest you check 1DEX out, as it currently offers zero fees on transactions, keyless logins, and very impressive transaction processing capabilities, as it leverages the infrastructure provided by EOS (Vaulta)'s blockchain

izdigohkz

The fact is, our expectations are taking much longer to materialize. This doesn't mean we're HODLing for nothing (If you're holding worthwhile assets, that is) Platforms like Sui, Ripple, as well as EOS (Vaulta), amongst others, have stayed on good trajectories, despite the effects not fully reflecting on prices just yet, and if you think the effects are already being felt, just look out for what happens in the coming years.

izdigohkz

Everyone with his preference anyway I find EOS's fundamentals to be a lot more grounded that what DOGE offers, especially with it now pivoting into web3 banking to play roles in finance Fundamentals have always been a quality that has kept EOS relevant for this long, despite the markets volatility. Price performance is what

biba8163

You seem upset because you fell for ETH memes. May I remind you that ETH is at January 2018 levels? It's kind of hilarious you were making fun of EOS being at 2018 levels in 2020 but it's 2025 and ETH is at January 2018 levels. > May I remind you EOS is still at December 18 levels? It kinda sounds hilarious https://np.reddit.com/r/eos/comments/iytvmp/aw_look_at_little_eos_just_being_eos_so_cute/g6iyizi/ Looks like you fell for the DeFI meme... > Ethereum and Eth-based DEFI projects will explode guys. Finance 1.0 is over. (2020) https://np.reddit.com/r/collapse/comments/ha0ccw/us_dollar_what_do_you_think_will_be_breaking_point/fv089ex/ Let me remind you that Trading Shitcoin tokens is NOT finance. DeFi is a bullshit scam narrative from the Summer of 2020. It's not neither decentralized and it's not fiance. DeFi is ScamFi: - Essentially a Shitcoin Casino. Leveraged plays, trading shitcoin tokens, earning yield on shitcoin tokens, providing liquidity on shitcoin tokens. NOT FINANCE - Every player like, MakerDAO, AAVE, LINK etc, is COMPLETELY CENTRALIZED - There are **no life financial products like life, home, health insurance, mortgages, home equity loans, car loans, personal loans without massive collateral, commercial loans, etc.** Again, shitcoin trading, yield farming, etc is NOT FINANCE. - Then you slap some scamified metrics like TVL based on scam tokens locked up to make gullible fools believe real capital is locked up instead of vaporware scam tokens.

Ok-Western-5799

Looking out for memes on SOL might just be your best bet, but it is hard to xxx by. I'd rather just DCA monthly on BTC or stick to blue chips like SOL, SUI, EOS, or LINK. You'll still get close to 2-4x depending on what the next upward trend looks like.

Ok-Western-5799

You've got great projects in your portfolio. DeFi and tokenized assets are gaining much more traction lately, so I will stick with LINK, EOS, and SUI along with blue chops like BTC, ETH, SOL, and RNDR. 7 is fair in the bear. will def be more in the bull.

_Commando_

> it's just that many don't want to understand how the coin actually works. Not hard at all, Ripple unlock millions of $ in xrp every month to sell/dump, they enrich themselves doing this from their premine ico. No different to EOS...

Apartment-Unusual

First of it’s kind? Isn’t this exactly what EOS did in 2021… community voted out block one, Governance has been done by the community since. They burnt 80% of the supply last year. Conman Charles is still a liability for Cardano.

DankShibe

Not really. Doge has actualy good tokenomics ( it inflates just barely to keep paying the miners; the supply has an actual cap and is not infinite since only a certain number of dogecoins can be made per year and that is hard coded in the blockchain) and also is very fast for a PoW coin. PoS crypto is generally more advanced than Doge (and BTC) , but Doge is a solid choice if you believe in PoW (i do). I'd take the fundamentals of Doge over EOS any day, regardless .

DankShibe

Doge is far more legit than Sui and EOS

Ok-Western-5799

Just makes the future of tokenization and DeFi even brighter, imo. No surprise we’re seeing a wave of crypto projects stepping up with real-world use cases tied to this shift. For example, EOS is now leaning into real-world asset integration through Vaulta—definitely one to watch closely.

izdigohkz

That's just you being smart if you ask me, as only a few investments can be viewed as being future-proof at the moment. My preferred lineup of assets include BTC, SOL, EOS (Vaulta), Sui, and XRP

izdigohkz

My holds are BTC, SOL, XRP, Sui, HBAR, and EOS (Vaulta) I'm actively bagging more EOS, though, especially with its $10k contest on Binance square still ongoing

Ok-Western-5799

I'm always optimistic, bear or bull, we’re still gonna hit the moon. My XRP, EOS, and SUI bags got me locked in.

hodorspot

SCAM ALERT! This is the EOS Crypto Scam, just google it. They will steal your money.

izdigohkz

If aiming that far into the future, I'd also include Sui and EOS (Vaulta) in the lineup, especially with the latter's current positioning as a key infrastructure and settlement layer for the future of global payments

Ok-Western-5799

Increase your stake in BTC, and diversify the rest across XRP, SOL, LINK, and EOS. Ethereum seems to be facing some headwinds and its price correction might lag behind even when the broader market kicks into gear

Ok-Western-5799

History has proven it, but I don’t think we’ve hit the worst of this bearish cycle just yet. Still stacking though—DCAing to smooth out the brutal volatility. SUI, SOL, EOS, LINK, and XRP are holding up, and honestly, their real-world use cases are showing why that matters more than hype in times like these. Only the builders survive.

moneyOverFriendz

Bro can you stop scamming people? Your post about the EOS reward system is a very clever scam, congratulations you succeeded. But you dont what you did to me, I will not let this go. I am going to doxx you and you will payback everyone that you scammed Shami.

moneyOverFriendz

Bro can you stop scamming people? Your post about the EOS reward system is a very clever scam, congratulations you succeeded. But you dont what you did to me, I will not let this go. I am going to doxx you and you will payback everyone that you scammed Shami.

moneyOverFriendz

Bro can you stop scamming people? Your post about the EOS reward system is a very clever scam, congratulations you succeeded. But you dont what you did to me, I will not let this go. I am going to doxx you and you will payback everyone that you scammed Shami.

Ok-Western-5799

LINK holds it down as the top Oracle with undeniable utility. EOS (Vaulta) is carving a niche in Web3 banking and BTC DeFi—something few are even close to doing. XRP keeps proving its worth in cross-border payments, and Monero? Privacy maxis will go to war for that one—no cap. Each plays its lane with real purpose.

Ok-Western-5799

DYOR, anon. Generally, coins in the top 50-100 are your safest bets—these projects have shown resilience and consistent development. For example, LINK is in the top 20 and leads the pack in Oracle infrastructure. You’ve also got projects like EOS working on Web3 banking, SUI with solid tech and fast finality, and XRP still pushing cross-border solutions. Not financial advice, just pointing to what’s been building.

Ok-Western-5799

I’d jump into the market and plan my exit strategy. For now, it’s about stacking BTC and solid alts, then converting to stables or DCA’ing into Bitcoin for the long haul. LINK, SUI, and EOS are likely alts to squeezing out maximum gains along the way.

Ok-Western-5799

LINK, EOS, and XRP. Strong fundamentals and real-world use cases.

Ok-Western-5799

DCA is the best approach to apply right now, considering how the market unpredictability continues. As for the gems to look out for, I can't say much given the bearish market, but BTC, alongside alts such as SOL, NEAR, EOS, SUI, and XRP are worth adding to your watchlist

izdigohkz

I've got pretty high expectations of EOS, with its rebranding to Vaulta, coupled with its more recent partnership with VirgoCX, positioning it as a settlement layer for the future of global payments and a driving force behind fast, cost-effective, and seamlessly interoperable payments It remains future-proof if you ask me.

QuietPsychological72

EOS is trash. Take it from a guy who stacked that POS in 2018 under the belief that it was an ETH killer. I barely broke even three years later and that was lucky.

DBRiMatt

Honestly, I don't know anything about EOS. I just know it's an alt-coin... and it's probably going to be a rough period for alt-coins xD

Alarming_Afternoon_9

How about EOS? Dead?

izdigohkz

Bitcoin's drop did affect everything, though to varying degrees Those looking less affected are either being supported by the hype or by pure fundamentals, with notable assets in this category being certain memecoins (hype, of course), and alts like EOS (Vaulta)

izdigohkz

He's contributing his bits towards manipulating the market For now, I will keep buying solid assets like SOL, EOS (Vaulta), XRP, and LINK, with my expectations firmly set on the long-term

Ok-Western-5799

SUI, INJ, EOS, and NEAR are all way undervalued imo. Wouldn’t be surprised to see a clean 2x–10x from these tokens when the market flips bullish.

zaygo

OP I'd give you an advice to get that M3 faster. Go here: [https://faucet.testnet.evm.eosnetwork.com](https://faucet.testnet.evm.eosnetwork.com) . It's easier than your cousin's method as all you have to do is enter your wallet address and click the blue button. Good luck and please share a pic when you get that car with your EOS earnings.

Quick-Advertising-17

# 1. The Setup: False Promises of High Returns This scam claims that by sending EOS (a cryptocurrency) to a specific address (`upgrade.eos`) with your "personal memo," you will receive your coins back with a **1% bonus per transaction**. Repeating this process 15 times supposedly results in a **15% daily profit**. # 2. The Mechanism: Sending Funds to a Scammer's Wallet The scam instructs you to: * Buy EOS or USDT on a trusted exchange (e.g., Coinbase, Kraken, Bitget). * Withdraw EOS to the address `upgrade.eos` with your "personal memo." * **What actually happens**: * The address `upgrade.eos` is controlled by the scammer. Once you send your funds, they are gone. The "personal memo" is irrelevant—it’s just a way to make the process seem legitimate and personalized. * You will **not receive any coins back**, let alone a bonus. The scammer keeps your funds. # 3. The Illusion of Legitimacy The scam uses several tactics to appear credible: * **Trusted Exchanges**: It mentions well-known exchanges like Coinbase, Kraken, and KuCoin to make the process seem legitimate. However, the exchanges themselves are not involved in this scheme. * **Step-by-Step Guide**: The detailed instructions create the illusion of a legitimate process, making victims feel confident in following along. * **"Testing with Small Amounts"**: The suggestion to start with small amounts builds trust. Victims may initially send a small amount, and when they don’t see immediate results, they are encouraged to send more, leading to larger losses. # 4. Social Proof and Urgency The scam includes: * **Testimonials**: Claims of success, such as turning $1,000 into $3,100, are fabricated to lure victims. * **Urgency**: It mentions that the system no longer works on Binance, implying that the opportunity is limited and you must act quickly. # 5. The Endgame: Victim Blaming When victims realize they’ve lost their funds, the scammer can claim: * They didn’t follow the instructions correctly. * The system has "ended" or is no longer active. * The victim should have tested with smaller amounts first.

izdigohkz

It is, though I expect a revamp within the market soon enough EOS's shift to Vaulta has been my interest for a while now, NGL, seeing as its introduction to the financial landscape via web3 banking would only facilitate growth and evolution, both within the sector, and the network itself Focus on platforms actively building

Ok-Western-5799

I got my reasons for including EOS. A lot has changed for the L1 chain over the past year—positively. I actually made decent gains from it during the last bull run, mostly thanks to the tokenomics revamp and the solid backing by the FDN. So yeah, I get the hesitation from the 2020 days, but EOS is looking way more promising now, especially with its upcoming transition into Vaulta.

FriendshipShort4265

EOS 🤣🤣🤣🤣

Ok-Western-5799

Start with CEX. Avoid memes and stick to solid gems like BTC, ETH, SOL, SUI, and EOS.

Substantial-Squash34

Your idea about EOS...

messyp

# 🚨 Red Flags and Scam Signals: 1. **Too-good-to-be-true profits**: * Claims of earning **$3,400 in one week** or **+15% daily** are wildly unrealistic. That’s **Ponzi-scheme** level returns. 2. **No official source or documentation**: * Legit crypto programs are usually found on official project websites, GitHub repos, or whitepapers. This has *none*. 3. **Shady destination address**: * Telling users to **send funds to an external address (**`mining.beta`**) using a "personal memo"** is a classic trick. Once you send your crypto, it’s likely gone forever. 4. **Push to act quickly**: * “Only available for 2–3 more weeks” is a classic **FOMO** (Fear Of Missing Out) tactic used in scams. 5. **Reddit username “u/fuckuverymch”**: * Come on. That alone tells you this isn’t a professional, trustworthy source. 6. **No verifiable proof**: * “Screenshot of how it works for me” – scammers often fake earnings dashboards to build trust. 7. **EOS DPoS is not a mining-based system**: * EOS uses **Delegated Proof of Stake**, which doesn’t work like this at all. There’s **no reward** for sending transactions like described. # 🔒 Bottom Line: This is almost certainly a **scam designed to trick you into sending your crypto to someone else** under the promise of "mining rewards." Once sent, you likely won’t get it back. If you’re ever unsure about a crypto opportunity: * Search for it on Reddit or crypto forums. * Ask in trusted communities (like r/cryptocurrency). * Never send funds to unknown addresses based on unverified guides. Want help looking into legit passive crypto strategies instead?

gowithflow192

$EOS why does this thing keep pumping?

izdigohkz

It's surprising, seeing as Trump has turned out not to care how the crypto bros feel, lol My focus has always been on the financial landscape, with EOS's transition to Vaulta being a major interest of mine, seeing as it is set to get positioned at the forefront of evolution in finance, with a promise to facilitate trust, security, scalability, and inclusivity within the financial landscape. Such innovations are what deserves attention during these periods in my opinion.

izdigohkz

Be sure to only buy the ones with good fundamentals, and I believe Ripple, Hedera, and Sui hold up pretty well in that regard, with EOS also being a top recommendation from me, especially with its imminent move into web3 banking via a rebranding to Vaulta, as it gets positioned to address the slow and costly barriers that have plagued traditional finance DYOR!

izdigohkz

No one can tell for sure, but I'd advise you to do your best to position yourself for what's coming I'm currently looking at the financial sector, especially with EOS set to delve in via its imminent rebranding to Vaulta, to raise the overall standard of user experience within the landscape by leveraging its already extensive infrastructure Get yourself positioned!

ImaginaryDust

For those who bought EOS and RARE, even when BTC is dumping, you're still in profit!

izdigohkz

They're for the short term, so better make the most of them! Platforms like EOS, Ripple, and Sui, amongst others, boast very impressive infrastructures and fundamentals, which will make them much more viable in the long run Know what to prioritize!

izdigohkz

Of course we'll focus on Bitcoin, but there's still so much potential on alts, that it won't be smart to just ignore With platforms like EOS venturing into finance, and set to reshape the sector for better, I see them becoming notable players on due time So I'd rather watch Bitcoin, alongside a few other altcoins

izdigohkz

Altcoins are not dead, you have to put more thought into your decision-making process Platforms like Ripple, Sui, Solana and EOS amongst others have well established fundamentals to keep them relevant in the long run, especially with EOS now poised to venture into the Web3 banking landscape via an imminent rebranding to Vaulta, a move that'll set it as a crucial piece in facilitating a more secure, scalable, and inclusive financial ecosystem, pretty much assuring sustained relevance moving forward

izdigohkz

I wouldn't say we're early to Bitcoin, but there's still room for lots of improvement, in my opinion It's more of a reason I've been paying attention to fast-growing platforms, as they possess the potential for the best returns. Notable amongst these platforms is EOS, now poised to venture into the financial landscape via Web3 banking, a move that'll position it integrally within the evolution of global finance Such are the kinds of moves we should latch on to early enough.

zxr7

Nobody knows? Bullshit. We all know the EF foundation is selling massively for years, proof-of-stake was the most miscalculated change, and better alternatives have been coming up for many years now, only to dilute the overall price. None of that is possible (currently) on bitcoin blockchain and the BTC price reflects it, unlike ETH. Just like EOS was the ETH killer, them all, including Ethereum is reducing to zero against a sound money. Oh, and it has no fixed supply, even if it's momentatily deflationary. Who knows what tomorrow may bring. Full 4 year cycle with a static price? Unheard of for a flourishing coin. Real sad.

CunningStunt_1

Every post you make is shilling EOS and it's supposedly innovate technology that will take over banking. Either share some of this adoption with sources or shut up about it.

Ok-Western-5799

Arguably ETH. LINK has seen massive institutional adoption, while EOS is another sleeper with its plans to disrupt Web3 banking

Ok-Western-5799

There are no "right" coins—it all comes down to what you believe in. Personally, I see BTC as a solid option, along with ETH, SUI, EOS, or even stables, depending on the market moves.

Ok-Western-5799

Adoption might be slow, but the RWA ecosystem is already flexing close to $50 billion in market cap. With its massive potential and projections to hit multi-trillions by 2030, early movers in this space are set to thrive. Take EOS, for example, integrating into Vaulta. It’s only a matter of time before things really take off.

Ok-Western-5799

Most solid L1 alts tend to mirror Bitcoin’s moves, nothing new, but still a good sign. Now’s the time to DCA, stake, or just chill in stables. Any further dip, and I’m ready to ape into SOL, HBAR, EOS, and SUI—these are the ones most likely to go parabolic when the next bull run hits.

izdigohkz

Entering crypto with the wrong mindset and unrealistic expectations would be worse than gambling, in my opinion I only invest for success in the long term, with assets built on solid fundamentals being my priority, positioning the likes of EOS, Sui, and XLM atop my target list

izdigohkz

Why not?, It's better than waiting for lower prices that might not come. Lol It's more reason I'm also DCAing into some substantial gems, the likes of EOS and XRP, with EOS now positioned to foster the move into the next phase of finance via its imminent rebrand to Vaulta

izdigohkz

I can't argue against that, and hope more crypto centric platforms keep putting in efforts in order to transition to becoming hubs for value creation. The likes of EOS and Sui have proven really impressive in this regard in my opinion