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A billion-dollar rollercoaster ride from 2017 called ICO mania
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After 6 years in crypto, my only consistent regret has been not buying more BTC & ETH when prices were lower.
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Exactly 13 years ago, when BTC was at around 7 cents, Satoshi said: ''If you don't believe me or don't get it, I don't have time to try to convince you, sorry''
EOS Network Foundation Files Lawsuit Against Block.one
EOS Network Foundation preparing to sue Block.one over unfulfilled $1B investment promise
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Future of blockchain gaming = NFT usage cross-blockchain!
here are the Top 10 of Crypto since 2014, what will be top10 2024 for you ?
There can be no panic where there is no greed. Be nice to scared newcomers 🙂
Bitcoin reclaims $28K, and charts suggest ARB, XRP, EOS and AAVE could follow
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The software security argument why Ledger Recover is a security risk
The software security and scientific argument why Ledger Recover is a security risk
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Some in the EOS sub think it will 10x soon lmao
EOS may be my biggest disappointment in crypto. Even its sister chain Telos isn’t doing well either
Not if you have some huge capital for some small return. It's much better to go for alts at this time if you are retail. EOS has a good run to make.
There aren't too many good project as we have seen in the last 24 hours. Yh, BTC is the best option you have right now, however, projects like SOL, BNB, ETH, EOS, and LINK are based projects. There's no harm in having a varying proportion of these alts.
Not all my assets, but definitely EOS, RNDR and SUI. They're some of the few altcoins with long-term potential that I’m confidently holding.
I completely agree with that narrative… Like seven years ago. But the security justification for how much Ethereum costs is a lot like saying that my bunker 300 feet underground is a lot more secure than Fort Knox. A security breach via polka, or Avax, ADA, etc etc etc is extremely unlikely u less you’re talking about quantum computing, which could potentially defeat any crypto out there that is proof of stake. “Slashing” has already been an issue with ETH, and with a super slick approach, double signing transactions could be a huge issue with the right hack. Same point, ETH justifies outrageous gas fees for security, yes? So what are the odds of a fatal flaw in all tue other competitors that have small, or near zero gas fees? Even EOS is worthy of mention
My 10k would go for altcoins and not memecoins. EOS is a good bet to put in 10k.
Just some solid alts like EOS. It has done over 200% the past week. Looks like it's going to ATH.
You have enough at the age of 24... Half in BTC, those options you mentioned are also ok, you have a few more good AI projects... You can also hold Rivalz Network zNode for little money, it is the first Intel Layer AI project, promising, and you also have a passive profit of 29.9% on EOS on Binance from 2-3 days ago, and the project is very good. Of course you decide...
EOS was literally a cartel of AWS validators scamming their users… This subreddit has the memory of a fish
EOS has risen by margins in the last 30 days.
Must be garbage day. First Litecoin and EOS. Now moons. I have a 2017 bag of NEO I’d love to offload if anyone wants to pamp that for me.
Yet it has so little adoption that Tether recently dropped support for it along with other failed projects like EOS.
Check out RAM on EOS. It’s already seen over 50x gains this year, and the upside is still massive. The token’s utility within the EOS ecosystem is strong, and it could easily keep pushing higher.
EOS and Moons. You’re either the worst shiller/bot ever or your portfolio is going to look awful in 12 months.
EOS is a scam, avoid it. And moons are dead, unfortunately. I saw your other post.
I'd diversify more. 50k BTC, 20k ETH, 10k SOL, 10k EOS, 5k SUI and another 5k in low caps and probably some memes too.
EOS could moon hard next looking at the chart.
Consider adding EOS to your portfolio. The recent pump doing over 60% showcases its resilience and growing investor confidence. With ongoing upgrades and enhanced tokenomics, EOS is proving its potential as a standout in the current market cycle.
EOS. The recent developments from the L1 alt have also contributed to its recent success.
Did a lil check on David Sacks and found out he is a Solana supporter. Pick up Solana and perhaps do your research on LINK, SUI, EOS, and KAS. They have been leading the bull run
Maybe for a start you take some passive income and watch how the situation unfolds... as of today on Binance EOS interest is 29.9% for the first month, I do that, but you can also take and install decentralized nodes and collect interest, you have good options on Rivalz Network and Ocean Protocol... just dyor.
I'm not trying to give you a hard time but you are regurgitating words you've read. What is Polkadot used for? Why are parachains advantageous to L2's or other L1's with high throughput? Why is DOT needed? What is the value proposition that is more compelling than others? Does DOT directly compete with EOS and Polygon? What's the advantage of holding all three? How do they all compete with ETH? You need to be comfortable with the answers to these for any sort of investment thesis.
I think you could throw a dart and hit a random memecoin and that would be a better investment IMO. Buying NANO in 2024 is like buying NEO or EOS. Coins like this spike once in the bitcoin denominated chart and pretty much never recover. If you want to gamble just buy something that hasn't spiked again that the retail investors are going to buy into because of the hype.
I mean, there are no EOS learning rewards right now, guy links a post that doesn't even mention them. The gains he describes are way overblown from what one could get for learning rewards. And first comment is a generic alt account "tell more more" after which OP says he will send something in private over PM. I wrote the comment in a slightly humorous maybe Im wrong tone, but thinking about this more this is 100% a scam. Also check OP's history, a spanish account that doesn't mention crypto ever suddenly speaks english and is a cryptobro.
I started making my first transactions with 5 EOS, and when I saw that it worked and generated income, I began using a larger amount
good thing my EOS bags are full
However you think it should be, but it is important that you research what you are doing and where you are investing, otherwise it will be pure gambling. I can tell you a few good ones, so do your research: Injective, MultiversX, Ocean Protocol, Alchemy Pay, and since dino coins are also popular now, you can also take a look at EOS, Digibyte, VeChain... If you have any questions, I'm here. ..
EOS, LINK, SUI, HBAR, and DOGE are what I'm currently holding. I sold my ALGO but I could pick some RNDR and MATIC from your gems in your portfolio. They are alts that are truly worth apeing.
Can SOL, BNB, EOS, or SUI do that? I do not doubt their potential.Can SOL, BNB, EOS, or SUI do that? I do not doubt their potential.
Tl;dr - he says EOS and NEO are going to be the next big gainers
I started doing press transactions with 5 EOS and when I saw that it was working and generating income, I started using a larger amount
Qtum, LSK, NEO and of course EOS to melt faces next.
DASH. EOS. Dino coins that have literally not been talked about for YEARS. Who the hell is buying this shit
All these dead coins from the past have been pumping since BTC broke to new ATHs. - EOS +120% - IOTA +170% - Tezos +170% - BAT +100% - Holochain +120% Don't make the mistake thinking that your favorite project has now turned things around. Everyone is a genius when the bull runs.
You can hodl EOS. Gradually recovering and I believe it will hit its ATH again. Good time to lock in.
waiting for the NEO and EOS pump
WTF, I can't believe this is actually working! Thanks, EOS, and thanks, dude! This money is going to help me out a lot!
> Am I correct in thinking that you can't spot trade the majority of Coinspots listed tokens? Only this select group of around 15 tokens? Correct. Coinspot is severely outdated in their market trades... NEO, EOS, POWR, RHOC, GAS, USDT (whyyy) - should all be replaced with higher ranked crypto with more trading volume. Can't even trade BNB at market price.
For me altcoin season will only be on if and when EOS crosses at least $2
SUI, TRX, FET, and AVAX are based projects. I can't speak for the rest. You should consider SOL, EOS, LINK, and FIL. They are top gems.
SUI, EOS, or perhaps SOL would be the top gems based on the recommendations. Doubt ETH or BTC will be among.
Why put all eggs in one basket when you can diversify to earn more profits or limit your losses? Just get BTC, a few alts such as HBAR, SOL, SUI, and EOS along with meme shitcoins. You can be assured of generational wealth in a decade.
Hmmm, but it's only on EOS, users can have a seamless experience just as web2. UpLand Me is just one prime example.
I hold mostly BTC and ETH too but diversify with alts like EOS, SOL, and ADA. Strong fundamentals and potential for higher returns make them worth adding while holding BTC long-term.
And if you want to travel to the Artic... stock up on your LRC, ONE, LUNA and EOS.
I hodl majorly ETH and some other play like EOS and METIS. Just a few other memecoins to tap along.
I think the obvious rebuttal is that testnets simply wouldn't work for the proof of concept. They specifically referenced it in the docs among other candidate L1's: > Specific stablecoin architecture is being developed on EOS through EOS Stablecoin Chain, which may have freeze and seize capabilities. **However, this technology has not been deployed to mainnet.**
SOL is garbage. SUI is garbage. Stop investing in new crap that isn't tried and true. NEO and EOS used to be "top" cryptos too. Stick with tried and true stuff.
BTC and Ether are on a class of its own, when OP says Dino coins we know what he means (the altcoins that pumped last cycle and then dumped 90% ish in the bear) In 2021 the ‘Dino coins’ were EOS, NEO, NANO which didn’t do too well.. let’s see what 2025 brings
EOS the ETH killer. will it be revived?
Time to get those alt coins. EOS and CRO haven't had a big pop yet.
I remember having to read about how EOS would kill Cardano. And then Luna. Gotta give credit to Cardano for surviving while a lot of other coins came in favor and collapsed.
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SOL definitely has the momentum this cycle as it is competing with several L2s. There was similar talk about LTC, BCH, XRP, EOS, ADA, Tron, BNB, and SOL in previous cycles. XRP flipped ETH several times off of the narrative that it would get institutional adoption. But it turns out that the big banks moving billions around don't care about cheap transfers and are willing to pay the extra cost of security.
Hello? Cardano, Polkadot, EOS (lol), Tron, (the list could go on for so long)
Alts are riding the bull hard! SOL’s already above its ATH, EOS is up over 40% in the last 30 days, and SUI and XLM are showing strong moves too. These are top-performing utility tokens, not memes—so, as always, DYOR
Oh, yeah, right. No, sorry. Solana is a casino blockchain, not stable, not serious. There are just kids trying to make money from memes on TikTok. It's not serious at all. When the bear market starts, the volume will plummet and will take Solana to the bottom of the rankings. Nothing is different this time. It happened for Neo, Iota, and EOS, and it will also happen to Solana.
Out of 2,500+ coins in 2018, only 8 reached new ATHs in 2021. In 2021, most 2018 top 25 coins like IOTA, NEO, DASH, BCH, NEM, EOS, NANO pumped from making them down -90% to -65% and now those coins are back to -90% or worse again. For most of the coins today it probably isn't going to get a lot better than -75% or -60% previous ATHs -- and that's being optimistic. Most people are going to repeat the mistakes with the *SOON™, Altseason, 2025, Playing Out Exactly Like Last Cycle* narrative.
But they don't? According to the developer report by Electric Capital there are only 33 full time developers. There are more devs on dead/legacy chains such as Litecoin, EOS, Radix and Terra Classic
There was one calle EOS long ago... look at it now...
> Cope harder. Fact is that he is moving from all those design choices like Haskell and EuTXO with his newest blockchain Midnight. It tells you everything you need to know. Say you're clueless without saying you're clueless why don't you. You don't understand anything about Cardano *or* computer science. Haskell isn't going away. You just don't use Haskell to write smart contracts. If you knew anything about computers you'd know the language you use to write the base layer (operating system, using C/C++) is not the same one you use to write applications in (high level, eg Python). Haskell is code that is used for highly technical aspects of the blockchain itself. DApps on the main chain *or* side chains wont use Haskell, they'll use Aiken or the other alternatives you dingus. > EuTXO was a bad choice for smart contracts and defi due to concurrency. The workaround are centralised batchers which entirely defeats the purpose of Decentralised Finance. And even with it still sucks with the dumb 3-5ADA collateral. You repeat shit you hear without ever managing to understand the technical details. Concurrency is not at all a problem for Cardano, you just can't copy and paste concurrent designs from an account based EVM to a eUTXO model. But, hello, two UTXOs have no shared state, so you can do anything you want to each UTXO in parallel. Once again, you have **zero** clue how any of this works. > Haskell was also a questionable choice, because there are very little Haskell programmers. Yeah, lovely argument with Institutions and Governments not having a problem with it, too bad there are exactly ZERO of them using Cardano after seven years. I was unaware NASA is not a government organization... But regardless, you're still the pareot cluelessly repeating what you hear with zero understanding. Ya don't use Haskell to wrote smart contracts you clod. Use Aiken, or any of the alternatives. You don't generally write applications in raw C, you use Python, Java, or any other language in the same way. But that's beyond your limited comprehension, I suppose. > For the rest you want to make the development cheap and easy, so an easy language with low cost overhead is good for projects. Hoskinson who never build a piece software of course had no idea about it, and picked Haskell which he promoted as "military grade" lmaooo. Aiken you baboon. > Yes, the delegated PoS of Cardano is very similar to Bitshares and EOS. Which has many flaws. Charlie wasn't able to come up even with the tinies innovation or solve a single problem, once again. Charles isn't the chief engineer. Who cares if Charles could or couldn't? You do understand he's not the one programming Cardano, nor is he the sole decision maker in any way shape or form (*especially* now...) > Those choices would eventually work out, but not with a liar as CEO. The alternative Rust client was never finished, and the alternative account model was also cancelled. Cardano in a nutshell. Rust was aborted for Aiken, which makes sense. Contorting Rust to run on a blockchain would be an utterly foolish endeavor, as Rust is a highly opinionated language that was never designed for such a thing. If you want an accounts based model on Cardano, you can either bridge or use a side chain. Oh, wait, you think side chains are bad (see a few paragraphs up where you seem to think Midnight = Cardano doom). > PS. Cardano is completely centralised, with Hoskinson receiving most of the funds. We know already today that he will receive 500m ADA from the treasury, so cope harder again. 500m of 45b is **1.11%** Oh my gosh, One Whole Percent! That's the most centralized thing **ever!!!!!** Or... Not. 🤡🤡🤡 > And yes, the ICO of Cardano was performed as some Casino coin platform, totally shady stuff https://web.archive.org/web/20160320233051/http://www.adacoins.com/ The snapshot that exists before the ICO talks about ADA as a fintech instrument comparable to Ethereum and Bitcoin, which is exactly what it was bro. The only way you get "Casino" out of that is if you horrendously mistranslate the Japanese.
The main advantage blockchains have over the legacy financial system is trustlessness, users don't need to trust a 3rd party in order to use them. This is why chains like Ethereum and Bitcoin (and Monero, Cosmos, etc etc) have prioritized the ability for regular people to be able to run a node at home, on domestic internet, with low cost hardware. Same goes for the L2s (https://ethereum-on-arm-documentation.readthedocs.io/en/latest/user-guide/running-l2-clients.html). It is very easy to make a fast, cheap L1. You just need to have it running on ridiculously high spec hardware and requiring 10 GBs internet (i.e. Solana). But the problem is then almost no one is able to run nodes, so no one can verify anything... and so you end up needing to trust 3rd parties to even check you own balance or send a simple transaction. Of course, plenty of alt-L1 layers spend a lot on marketing and influencers to convince ignorant retail not to think about this, and as you are demonstrating, that kind of manipulation works. It isn't so effective though when it comes to convincing companies building real adoption, which is why Solana is almost exclusively used to gamble on rugcoins, whereas Ethereum is being build on many of the biggest companies in the world... https://ethereumadoption.com/. You've been tricked into thinking that 'scaling properly' means giving up the entire point of blockchains, and now the value of your portfolio depends on you convincing other people not to notice that sacrifice, so I have no doubt that this conversation will be entirely unproductive, just like it was with advocates of EOS, NEO, LUNA, VET, WAVES AE etc etc in past cycles.
Cope harder. Fact is that he is moving from all those design choices like Haskell and EuTXO with his newest blockchain Midnight. It tells you everything you need to know. EuTXO was a bad choice for smart contracts and defi due to concurrency. The workaround are centralised batchers which entirely defeats the purpose of Decentralised Finance. And even with it still sucks with the dumb 3-5ADA collateral. Haskell was also a questionable choice, because there are very little Haskell programmers. Yeah, lovely argument with Institutions and Governments not having a problem with it, too bad there are exactly ZERO of them using Cardano after seven years. Even the DISH partnership was cancelled. There are ZERO on chain transactions from them on Cardano, so please don't point me to some meaningless MOUs. For the rest you want to make the development cheap and easy, so an easy language with low cost overhead is good for projects. Hoskinson who never build a piece software of course had no idea about it, and picked Haskell which he promoted as "military grade" lmaooo. Amateur. Although, there is also an option where he did it on purpose, so he had to pay less for engineers and keep more money for himself, a lot of Cardano engineering was outsourced to countries with low salaries. Yes, the delegated PoS of Cardano is very similar to Bitshares and EOS. Which has many flaws. Charlie wasn't able to come up even with the tinies innovation or solve a single problem, once again. Those choices would eventually work out, but not with a liar as CEO. The alternative Rust client was never finished, and the alternative account model was also cancelled. Cardano in a nutshell. PS. Cardano is completely centralised, with Hoskinson receiving most of the funds. We know already today that he will receive 500m ADA from the treasury, so cope harder again. And yes, the ICO of Cardano was performed as some Casino coin platform, totally shady stuff [https://web.archive.org/web/20160320233051/http://www.adacoins.com/](https://web.archive.org/web/20160320233051/http://www.adacoins.com/)
While I agree with you about SUI, don't you think it is a smarter play to diversify your portfolio. I’d steer clear of LINK, and maintain my position on SOL, HBAR, and EOS. These are top-tier picks with strong pumpamentals. Gotta spread the bets wisely
XRP’s pump might just be a short-term flex. For long-term utility plays, load up on SUI, SOL, and EOS. They’re built to deliver
Nothing is certain but I saw this exact rhetoric spread in 2020. I think the bagholder factor will definitely limit returns for holders of coins such as EOS and NEO but not ETH, especially factoring in the ETF.
How do you get to keep your EOS if you send them away?
Yes, you completely understand why Solana is superior. It is so superior that it occasionally needs to reboot, like modern technology. 😂 No seriously, your message look like the same as people wrote about EOS or other ETH Killers. Hahaha When the memecoins hype will die at the end of the cycle, nobody will use Solana... Its always the same thing, this time is not different.
i used to buy coins based on tech i.e. EOS, CHIA (xch) but they all trend to 0 against BTC.
I learned about block chain for free from his lecture series. If you listen to how he talks about shitcoins like EOS in that lecture series, none of the regulatory stuff comes as a surprise. I think we let our avarice blind us to some perfectly reasonable perspectives. Many, many companies were literally pumping and dumping on US investors by tokenizing what is effectively stock without going through the same legal avenues as publicly traded companies. What should the guy tasked with overseeing such things do? Not saying I love how Gary went about things, but I think calling it evil is exactly what is wrong with this country. Sounds like he had a different opinion than the majority of us, and now he'll effectively lose his job over it. That sounds like politics working as intended, not evil.
I saw EOS on the list while scrolling coinmarketcap earlier and chuckled.
Dino coins are old coins that are irrelevant think something like EOS if you were around when that was all the hype. Stuff like BTC and ETH don’t count because they are still relevant And my point still stands nobody gives a fuck about Dot. It’s like still giving a fuck about Atom. You won’t be making much money investing in old things without much hype and a bunch of bag holders praying for their breakeven price so they can jeet everything
Egld, EOS ? Cmon, old coins, no traction. Get newer, more shiny toys.
What, like Litecoin, EOS and so? How old should they be to be considered dino? I think stuff from last cycle like LINK, AAVE, UNI etc will get a bump, but not outperform BTC. Older than that, I doubt it. With the exception of that cockroach Cardano, that thing has own insanity.
Remember the times when EOS would flip ETH? Pepperidge farmer does.
