EOS

erjo5055

SOL is the hedge against your primary ETH position However, I've gotten burnt by all the prior 'ETH killers'. EOS still stings

erjo5055

Does anyone remember the ETH killer EOS? I'm down 98% on my swap of ETH to EOS 😅

mrjune2040

Absolutely not. See the point about centralised protocols: XRP, SOL—with centralisation comes risk because you're essentially relying on the associated business entity to sustain the network over time. And besides, Ethereum has magnitudes more transactable volume and TVL—so as a smart contracts platform competitor Solana isn't even close in this respect—and thus, no sure thing to 'make it' over a timescale of 5-10 years. And sure it has a large market cap, but that's no different to a host of top 10 MC participants that have come and gone over the last decade, EOS being the poster child and similarly hyped.

CryptCranker0808

> Now do Solana, which has vastly more transactions that Ethereum. Oh wait, let me guess, you’ll change your argument Unfortunately for the shills for whatever the hottest coin of the year is, I was around when EOS was the ETH killer, and EOS had **way** more transactions per day than Ethereum. Where's EOS today? Ghost town. Also, Cardano was supposed to destroy Ethereum in growth and TPS. What happened? They're halfway to ghost town status. What matters for these comparisons is transactions of real economic value. We could debate all day about how to attempt to measure it. I think transaction fees provide a useful proxy - If the transaction has meaning and is worth storing in a blockchain history forever, it should pay a fee, because someone somewhere is going to store it forever. Solana's total fees, April 2025: ~ [$216,000 USD.](https://medium.com/@mbarichard18/solanas-real-economy-what-the-data-reveals-and-what-it-hides-abd198a17b96) Ethereum totl fees, April 2025: ~ $18,900,000 USD. (from bitinfocharts, multiplying average fee by numtx per day, x 7 days per week x 4 weeks to match Solana calculation). Solana absolutely overcounts transactions and is flooded with bots, this is well known. Trying to scrape whatever real valuable use is there is not worth my time. Check back in 3 years, if Solana hasn't plummetted like EOS or slid like Cardano.

mt_2

Several tokens that have at one point in the past decade reached top 10 market cap status are not even in the top 100 anymore, sure we all like to think the projects we invest in are different but its naïve to pretend you know for sure. (Think EOS, now rebranded as Vaulta, both outside the top 100, IOTA as another example)

Django_McFly

HYPE was $4. Today it's $40. SOL was $10. Today it's $180. SUI was $0.25. Today it's almost $4. If you genuinely believe there has been no alt season, you will never see an alt season. You bought bad alts. EOS holders would tell you there hadn't been an alt season since 2017. That's you now.

ephBeeEye

This is true but typically the token is locked so nobody can even transfer it. For example something like ERC20 $EOS showed a USD balance on etherscan a long time after launch but the tokens were locked since genesis due to mainnet EOS being minted at that time. So you could have a bait balance of many thousands but it was never money you had at risk.

PoisonGlen

I had the same stuff with EOS back in 2018 when it was released. It was such a promising project - zero fees, conveneint accounts instead of usual crpyto addresses. And then the project simply stopped developing anything new. I exited with nearly zero losses and was happy about it. My experience shows that long-term players sticking to their promises are very few in crypto. Most projects live 1-2 years maximum and then go away.

DankShibe

Tokens are crypto that don't have their own blockchain and operate on another coin's blockchain. Tokens are the numerous crypto that are using the ETH/SOL and Binance blockchains. Examples are stuff like WIF, UNI, and CAKE. Coins are crypto that have their own blockchain and are named after it. Examples are stuff like ETH, DOGE, or RUNE. BTC was made as an experiment from a nerdy group that was exploring the technology of the blockchain. Doge wasn't designed only as a joke but also to be used as a fun little currency. And since Doge is decentralized and open source, it is one of the coins that stays true to Satoshi's ethos. And it is still relevant 10 years after it was made. Now, remember ICP? A "serious project" that is completely and utterly crashed down to low prices and hasn't recovered at all by now. The same goes with EOS. While Doge is still comfortably staying between the top 10-15 crypto.

OldPyjama

Haven't really visited this community again since this bull market started. So what's the Shillcoin of the Cycle^(TM) now? In 2017 is was "revolutionary" shit ARK, XML, EOS, NEM and IOTA, all of which sank to irrelevance. In 2021 it was ROSE, CRO, LRC, LTO, DOT and LUNA (lol), most of which sank to irrelevance too. Which soon-to-be-dead coins are the hype now?

PicoKernel

I used to work for bytemaster. I am only now realizing this is him. Amazing. Bytemaster went on to found Bitshares, Steemit, and EOS. I think he’s so rich now he won’t innovate again but a brilliant mind.

Psychological-Till63

Scam. Requires you to buy a coin like EOS or similar then send it to an address and it'll come back with a small profit. It works 2 or 3 times to get you hooked then you don't see your money ever again. Be careful!

coolfarmer

SOL is the new EOS. What happened to the old ETH killers will happen to the new ones, it’s always the same story.

RefrigeratorLow1259

To be fair SOL isn't the only one - | Blockchain | Restart Risk | Off-Chain Coordination? | Reason | |------------------|--------------|--------------------------|----------------------------------------------------------| | **Solana** | 🔴 High | ✅ Yes (e.g., Discord) | No on-chain finality; relies on PoH leader coordination | | **EOS / WAX** | 🔴 High | ✅ Yes (Telegram/Slack) | DPoS block producers coordinate manually | | **BSC** | 🔴 High | ✅ Yes (Binance-led) | Chain paused/restarted manually after bridge hacks | | **Aptos** | 🟠 Medium | ⚠️ Possible | BFT halts if >⅓ validators crash | | **Sui** | 🟠 Medium | ⚠️ Possible | BFT-based; no proven auto-recovery from validator loss | | **Cardano** | 🟢 None | ❌ No | Ouroboros auto-recovers deterministically | | **Ethereum (PoS)**| 🟢 None | ❌ No | LMD-GHOST + Casper provide on-chain finality | | **Bitcoin** | 🟢 None | ❌ No | Nakamoto consensus self-heals via longest chain | | **Polkadot** | 🟢 None | ❌ No | GRANDPA finality + parachain validators | | **Cosmos (Gaia)** | 🟢 None | ❌ No | Tendermint BFT with automatic recovery |

jspartanlee

Finally got my EOS turned into Vaulta which has the Ticker "A". It's the A-coin! It's going to explode!

coolfarmer

Yeah true, Solana has done so much, like supporting memecoins market lol that are destroying cryptos community and credibility. Solana is just the new EOS.

mrjune2040

Great post. I owned some Namecoin, and there was a rational reason to think that it might have caught on....but it didn't. Just like Peercoin, Primecoin, Mastercoin, NEM, NXT, EOS, Iota, NEO, Nano......the list goes on. Every single one of those tokens was inside the top 10 market cap at some point between 2013 and 2025. The point is that most tokens won't make it, and doubling down on too many altcoin bets without enough exposure to BTC/ETH is going to leave a lot of people out in the cold. I see the same kind of history repeating today with Kaspa—a ton of people shilling it thinking that it will be their road to retirement. Maybe, but probably not.

CeliaExceptional

I’d rather say “Use BTC to get alts.” Rotating your profits into solid alts is a smarter strategy long-term. And when it comes to memes. Let’s be real, most times *you’re* the exit strategy. Dino coins/alts like LINK, A (formerly EOS), LTC, and SOL are better for short-term holds with actual upside potential. Real use cases, real staying power

CeliaExceptional

Buying SOL which hovers around 180 isn't a bad bargain. You can sell towards its ATH and buy again when the market is pretty bearish. I’ve got some SOL too, even if it’s a small bag, along with XMR, LINK, A (formerly EOS), and ETH. Guess we’re all making calculated moves, and hoping for that sweet bull run payoff

CeliaExceptional

60% BTC, 20% A which is formerly EOS, and 10% HYPE. The remainder in memes. Safe + a little risk

Django_McFly

If you don't think we've had one, it's never going to come for your bags. You shoulda sold that DOT and EOS years back buddy.

Psychological-Till63

Scam. Requires you to buy a coin like EOS or similar then send it to an address and it'll come back with a small profit. It works 2 or 3 times to get you hooked then you don't see your money ever again. Be careful!

Psychological-Till63

Scam. Requires you to buy a coin like EOS or similar then send it to an address and it'll come back with a small profit. It works 2 or 3 times to get you hooked then you don't see your money ever again. Be careful!

CaptainRelevant

It isn’t. All the hate in this thread is “I don’t like XRP” supported by FUD. It’s ok for people not to like a token they don’t own, but the active hate is kinda odd. It’s like EOS back in the day.

rootpl

Remember EOS? I member...

Django_McFly

Alt season has never meant that every token made new ATH. The top 100 is littered with tokens that peaked two cycles back in 2018. Alt season has happened, is happening, will happen. People that bought EOS at the peak of 2018 were saying *wen altseason* all throughout 2021 and 2022 too. Tis no different. Your ATOM, DOT, ADA, tokens still like 75%+ off ATH. Tokens still 90% off ATH. All of them are EOS. People holding stuff like SUI, HYPE and others are looking the alt season directly in the face.

mrjune2040

I literally mentioned LTC and BCH, both large caps. You had higher prices in 2017/18 than they do not against USD, compared to BTC they’re down a gazilion percent. And that’s not mentioning the large caps no longer with us, EOS, NEO, the list goes on. It had nothing to do with meme coins, its the mid/large caps that will not make it.

Exciting_Lychee_7847

The other accounts were bots or alts that the scammer would use to pretend like its working. It’s a very common scam that gets promoted here on multiple crypto subreddits. “EOS SCAM” is another name for it

coinfeeds-bot

tldr; Tether announced it will discontinue USDT support on five blockchains—Omni Layer, Bitcoin Cash SLP, Kusama, EOS, and Algorand—starting September 1, 2023. The decision aims to refocus resources on platforms with better scalability, developer activity, and community engagement. The affected blockchains have low USDT usage, with Omni Layer holding the highest circulation at $82.9 million. Users are expected to experience no disruption as Tether had previously announced the move and allowed time for redemptions. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

vampyren

More info Tether has confirmed that it will **cease support and freeze USDT tokens on five legacy chains as of September 1, 2025**. The affected blockchains are: * **Omni Layer** (Bitcoin-based) * **Bitcoin Cash’s Simple Ledger Protocol (SLP)** * **Kusama** * **EOS** (now known as Vaulta) * **Algorand** Here’s what’s happening: * **No more minting or redemption on these chains** after September 1. Any remaining USDT will be **frozen** * This move finalizes a multi-stage phase-out that began in 2023–2024, when minting was already halted on some of these networks * Tether is consolidating its focus on more **active, scalable chains**—primarily Ethereum, TRON, and emerging Layer 2 networks # Quick chain summary |Legacy Chain|Approx. USDT Volume| |:-|:-| |Omni Layer|\~$82.9 million| |Bitcoin Cash SLP|\~$0.99 million| |Kusama|\~$0.24 million| |EOS (Vaulta)|\~$4.2 million| |Algorand|\~$0.84 |

Looony

lol.. EOS

VisiblePlatform6704

Shit... EOS brings back memories. Once upon a time EOS did an ICO in the ETH chain. I participated in the pre-ico .  Fortunately I sold all for eth when they moved out into their own chain.

biba8163

New retail hasn't come. July 2021 had days with 30K comments. You might say MOONS but even before MOONs and a considerably smaller sub (I think it was well below 1 Million back then) even January 2018 had 6K+ comments like right here and with this guy having some common sense while people were falling for the tech meme with coins like EOS, IOTA, ICX, etc which are all dead now. People falling for meme tech the next cycle like ALGO, ATOM, DOT, etc never learned. > People in this sub are obsessed with "tech". Unfortunately, "tech" means very little. If we really valued crypto based on "tech", the marketcap would be 100x smaller than it currently is. > Bitcoin is at the top because of first mover advantage. Bitcoin is at the top because of network effects. Bitcoin is at the top because of name recognition. https://old.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/7r7qin/daily_general_discussion_january_18_2018/dswp4kr/

coinfeeds-bot

tldr; Tether announced it will discontinue support for USDT tokens on five legacy blockchains—Omni Layer, Bitcoin Cash SLP, Kusama, EOS, and Algorand—effective September 1. Remaining tokens on these chains will be frozen as Tether shifts focus to busier networks like TRON and Ethereum. The decision aims to optimize infrastructure and support platforms with greater scalability and community engagement. Users holding legacy tokens must swap them to other chains before the freeze. Tether plans to expand USDT issuance to new Layer 2 chains with active DeFi projects. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

Every_Hunt_160

The five chains are Omni Layer, Bitcoin Cash SLP, Kusama, EOS, and Algorand But I thought the ‘AlgoNauts’ who are -95% down on their investment love to say that Algo has the ‘best tech’ in crypto ..

DryMyBottom

> What was your first buy? EOS in 2017 🫣

mrjune2040

….and we’re now 2 years into a bull run (month on month price growth since Dec 22). So show me that ‘over performance’? History doesn’t have to repeat, and most alts will never reach ATH’s again imo, there’s just a lot of cope on this sub from newbies that haven’t seen how many alts become dead projects over time. Remember EOS?

bigbeebs

Buying EOS

Mirved

Ya just like EOS, Tron, NEO. Oh wait.

Psychological-Till63

Scam. Requires you to buy a coin like EOS or similar then send it to an address and it'll come back with a small profit. It works 2 or 3 times to get you hooked then you don't see your money ever again. Be careful!

Stray14

ADA is a scam, they are selling fake money to aauire real money, of course it wise, but it’s criminal and a complete admission that Cardano is bullshit. Charles is doing the same playbook as EOS / Brock and co.

TheFlamingoPower

My third altseason is coming... I've been here for 8 years. And do you know what the narrative can be now? I guess AI technologies or 'dino' L1s... Maybe you should take a look at Vaulta(EOS), Ocean Protocol, Neo Blockchain, Egld(MultiversX), or payments, Alchemy Pay... that's my opinion. And yes, Chainlink as Oracle is necessary as well.

Django_McFly

You bought the wrong alt, anon. You bought the wrong alt. All that's happening is the slow reveal that your [insert token] bag in 2025 is no different that having a steaming hot bag off like EOS or BCH in 2021. It's a shitter and you should've been pivoted.

Django_McFly

Plenty of easy money to make in crypto. Some random shitcoin is going up 100%+ everyday. Within the last two year you could have bought $16k BTC. $900 ETH, $10 SOL. BTC is $100k+ today. ETH is $2300 and SOL is like $150. If you couldn't make any money off of that, I don't know what to tell you stop. Actually I do: STOP PICKING ULTIMATE DOG CRAP THEN BLAMING THE MARKET BECAUSE IT TURNS OUT THAT YOU ACTUALLY CAN'T ALCHEMICALLY TRANSMUTE SHIT INTO GOLD. > Bitcoin breaking 100k didn’t give us the Altcoin season we were expecting Ultimate dog shit tokens always die. Always have. Always will. If you think there was no alt season, it just means you picked this cycle's BCH or NANO. You thought AVAX in 2025 would rise from the ashes like ETH in 2021. Unfortunately it turned out to be EOS in 2021 where it showed the world it would never be relevant.

CynthiaTWilkerson

Exactly. People overlook how quiet accumulation during flat months usually pays off. I’m still adding A (formerly EOS). The rebrand + focus on Web3 banking makes it a solid long-term play if this really is the peak forming.

biba8163

Polkadot is also investing $2 Million into buying BTC. What will happen with shitcoins is the BTC they hold will end up having more value than the marketcap of their own shitcoin. - EOS (Block.one) holds $14.7 BILLION in BTC. Their BTC holdings is 15X greater than the marketcap of EOS. - TEZOS (Tezos Foundation) holds $1.8 BILLION in BTC. Their BTC holdings is 4X greater than the marketcap of XTZ.

Psychological-Till63

Scam. Requires you to buy a coin like EOS or similar then send it to an address and it'll come back with a small profit. It works 2 or 3 times to get you hooked then you don't see your money ever again. Be careful!

Pleased_Benny_Boy

Heard the same from EOS's IPO 10 years ago. Should have put my 5k$ in BTC instead...

cwalker887

You should try Upland! r/upland Upland is a blockchain-based virtual property trading game that blends real-world addresses with a digital metaverse, allowing players to buy, sell, and trade virtual real estate as non-fungible tokens (NFTs). Built on the EOS blockchain, the game mirrors actual locations, primarily in the United States, where players can acquire properties using the in-game currency UPX or real money. Players start as "Visitors," needing to renew a virtual visa until they reach "Uplander" status by accumulating 10,000 UPX in net worth, granting true ownership of assets. The game emphasizes a player-driven economy with activities like completing property collections to boost earnings, participating in treasure hunts, and engaging in community events, all while fostering a marketplace for strategic property flipping and development. The gameplay of Upland revolves around exploration and economic strategy, with players using a "Block Explorer" avatar to discover properties and engage in various playstyles such as trading, collecting, or hunting for rare assets. The game’s integration of blockchain ensures provable scarcity and true ownership, while its accessible onboarding—requiring only an email address—eliminates traditional crypto barriers like wallet setup. Upland has grown significantly since its 2020 beta launch, boasting over 100,000 virtual landowners and millions of daily transactions, with features like the tradable $SPARKLET token enhancing its economy. Despite its potential for profit through property trading, some players note challenges in progressing without real-money investment, and the game’s long-term success hinges on sustained user growth and engagement.

biba8163

> First it was DOT, now ADA, are announcing that they will put a portion of their "treasuries" into BTC. Imagine giving away your precious BTC or hard earned $Money in exchange for premined shitcoins so Shitcoin Foundations can load up up BTC. - EOS (Block.one) holds $14.7 BILLION in BTC - TEZOS (Tezos Foundation) holds $1.8 BILLION in BTC The gullible get Meme Tech Tokens, Shitcoin foundations get BTC. If you tell these people they are getting scammed, they call you a tribal Maxi.

Xenophonehome

Cardano might end up like EOS imo.

Christeapea1013

Omg I just had the same question and I don’t understand the point. What are they selling or pushing!? I asked a question and this person is no longer available... They were pushing a different coin though. They were telling us to get EOS. Idk what they are doing - what is the point? I saved the google doc too https://preview.redd.it/o7obtl98tl6f1.jpeg?width=1170&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=dac4825afea4f4c9b410c5fffbc216e574fab916

Psychological-Till63

Scam. Requires you to buy a coin like EOS or similar then send it to an address and it'll come back with a small profit. It works 2 or 3 times to get you hooked then you don't see your money ever again. Be careful!

Psychological-Till63

Scam. Requires you to buy a coin like EOS or similar then send it to an address and it'll come back with a small profit. It works 2 or 3 times to get you hooked then you don't see your money ever again. Be careful!

Psychological-Till63

Scam. Requires you to buy a coin like EOS or similar then send it to an address and it'll come back with a small profit. It works 2 or 3 times to get you hooked then you don't see your money ever again. Be careful!

jawni

>You missed the point, lol. EOS and Terra Luna were also doing great and were widely used and that’s why people held them. Sit tight on those coins and we’ll see. Cryptos can come and go real fast. Cardano is at least still here. EOS usage was not even in the same ballpark as what I'm talking about and Luna's usage was entirely just people parking UST on Anchor... We've also been through a bear market with all of these coins, so I'm not sure what you think is going to make them disappear all of a sudden if they're still here now. >And Dapp radar filtered for layer 1’s gets you dapps. You can sort by number of dapps (Cardano is 16) dapp volume (Cardano is 9) dapp contracts (Cardano is 25.) First off, I wouldn't filter out L2s because they are competing for the same block space and the L2/L1 distinction doesn't change anything in this context, it's just chains trying to sell blockspace regardless. If we're talking consensus or security concerns, then yeah make that distinction but when it comes to usage, filtering for that is misguided. Number of dapps is a very poor metric even if you want to assume dappradar is fully comprehensive, which I'd bet it isn't, and being in 16th place for L1s and 28th place overall is not impressive regardless. Volume is slightly better but also a very poor metric as it's easily gamed with wash trading, but even then being 9th for L1s and 16th overall with only 87m is not impressive either, especially when you consider it would need to 6x just to crack the top 10 and would take a 30x to crack the top 5. So even just listing the numerical placement is misleading because when you look at the actual figures it provides much more accurate context. The best measure, IMO, is fees or revenue generated because it's far more costly to game and is far easier to distinguish when it's genuine activity as it is dictated by the chains current usage. Basically, anyone can execute high volume trades at any time to pump volume, but it's going to be very obvious if someone is paying high fees when they don't need to. When it comes to 24H fees, this is what it looks like: Cardano: $9384 Ethereum: $1,980,000 Solana: $1,280,000 Tron: $2,400,000 Cardano barely even makes 1% of the fees its competitors make. https://defillama.com/fees?category=Chain >However much you might want to litigate how accurate these sources are, they’re certainly not so inaccurate as to suggest that what you said might be even remotely true, lol. Seems like what I said is a little more than remotely true. Lol indeed.

jdickstein

You missed the point, lol. EOS and Terra Luna were also doing great and were widely used and that’s why people held them. Sit tight on those coins and we’ll see. Cryptos can come and go real fast. Cardano is at least still here. In terms of sources here are some: For developer activity an article from two weeks ago in Forbes is a start, entitled “Cardano Beats Ethereum in Core Dev Activity,” It references Cryptometheus which shows GitHub activity where Cardano is #1 for the year and the week. Separately Developer Report by Electric Capital puts Cardano at 15 based on a variety of factors. And Dapp radar filtered for layer 1’s gets you dapps. You can sort by number of dapps (Cardano is 16) dapp volume (Cardano is 9) dapp contracts (Cardano is 25.) However much you might want to litigate how accurate these sources are, they’re certainly not so inaccurate as to suggest that what you said might be even remotely true, lol.

Psychological-Till63

Scam. Requires you to buy a coin like EOS or similar then send it to an address and it'll come back with a small profit. It works 2 or 3 times to get you hooked then you don't see your money ever again. Be careful!

Psychological-Till63

Scam. Requires you to buy a coin like EOS or similar then you send it to an address a receive it quickly back for a 1% profit. It works 2 or 3 times to get you hooked then you never see your money again. Be careful!

jdickstein

Chat GPT states Cardano has the 9th highest developer activity and the 19th highest dapp usage out of all 37 million plus cryptocurrencies. So that doesn’t exactly match your description of the project. And it’s weird you’re calling it out over the 37 million other projects with way less of a use case / usage. Your post comes off as classic Cardano fud. All that’s missing is the coin you’re holding that has so much more real world usage that you can’t imagine why it isn’t doing better. In 2018 it was EOS - and then the EOS people got real quiet when the founder bailed. Then last cycle it was Terra Luna, and then the Terra Luna people suddenly weren’t talking when the project imploded the entire crypto market.

jwz9904

EOS is waking up too!

mcgravier

> instant transactions and no fees Not doable. This will be verified by reality. To me it's just another project that offers nothing and hypes itself as revolution destined to overtake the market. There was Feathercoin, EOS, Waves, Oyster, Luna and god knows how many others. I don't dislike Nano itself, I dislike doshonest marketing that tries to hype people into buying it.

CryptCranker0808

> Why is Bitcoin's price so much better than Ethereum's if everyone's using the latter? A great question. > And if Ethereum has so tps would it matter if Bitcoin has a bigger market cap? It's not TPS. You keep pretending that the real numbers on Ethereum are comparable the imagined or theoretical numbers on other altcoins. Other altcoins either have almost no actual usage, or only bots like Steem, EOS, or BCH used to have. They didn't have any fees that amounted to anything, so the numbers didn't matter. > They not meaningful if they are just being used to transfer other altcoins. Then no one would pay for them. And yet, they are. You know how Microsoft crushed Apple and all other comers in the late 80's and early 90's? There were dozens of competing operating systems and computer companies, and Microsoft was neither the best nor the biggest nor the fastest nor the earliest, not the most profitable, not the most secure and not the most stable or reliable. Microsoft crushed them because they made it the easiest to build and operate software of any kind on their system and have it just work well enough. They didn't care if you ran their software or a competitors - so long as you ran it on DOS/Windows. They didn't care if you used hardware they liked or hardware of a competitor - So long as you ran it on DOS/Windows. They didn't even care if their contracts paid very well - so long as those contracts put DOS/Windows on every computer sold. Markets are not rational in the short term, and Ethereum's usage metrics don't matter to most investors - until they do. In order to not be essentially a ponzi scheme, coins need real use and real usefulness. The BTC I got into over a decade ago was not a ponzi scheme - It intended to useful for many things. We compared it to TCP/IP.

zfride

Anyone an idea on how to track an EOS account and hopefully find usefull information where the address made a transaction to a centralized exchange? https://eosflare.io/account/maineosofbin

Psychological-Till63

Scam Story about some testing thing with a crypto, usually EOS coin where you send some crypto to an address and you get a return with a 1% more or similar. However you only get your money back two maybe three times, then it never comes back. Be careful

CynthiaTWilkerson

If I'd be selling for short term gains, then it'd be for something outside of the top 20. Something like Render or EOS (now A)

CynthiaTWilkerson

BTC’s solid, but if you want something with a lot more room to grow, check out A (Vaulta). Rebranded from EOS, now focused on Web3 banking. It was a big shift, and now it’s gaining traction.

CynthiaTWilkerson

I’d throw it into $A (formerly EOS). That rebrand momentum could send it flying soon. Still a strong long-term hold too.

CynthiaTWilkerson

Also take a look at A (formerly EOS). The rebrand to Vaulta is unlocking real-world utility in Web3 finance.

CynthiaTWilkerson

You’re off to a good start. Maybe look into Vaulta (ex-EOS), building Web3 banking infra. Also Chainlink for oracles and Render for GPU compute. Real use case stuff.

CynthiaTWilkerson

$A (formerly EOS) should be at the top of your list.

Abdico

Oh look, the EOS scam is back with another coin!

CynthiaTWilkerson

XRP and Sol are solid if adoption keeps grows, but I’d keep eyes on other infras plays too. Vaulta’s rebrand (formerly EOS) is lining up well with real-world utility, deep liquidity, and aiming to power web3 banking. Could sneak into the narrative fast.

CynthiaTWilkerson

Most hype was based on hope and past cycles, but this time it’s different. Real adoption and projects actually building will do well. Projects like Vaulta (formerly EOS) building Web3 banking infrastructure, Ondo with RWAs, SUI's L1 and some more. The bull run will come when fundamentals catch up, not just hype.

blaziken8x

EOS scammers using reverse psychology now

CynthiaTWilkerson

ETH, LINK, FET, and INJ have always held it down as solid DINO coins. But RNDR? Can’t really say the same. Might just swap that out for SOL or SUI; more meme projects building momentum there. Or even EOS, especially with its transition into Vaulta.

CynthiaTWilkerson

are you converting to stables if you'll be selling? Wouldn’t be surprised if you’re just rotating into other alts; can’t ignore how strong ETH, SOL, EOS, and LINK have been moving lately.

CynthiaTWilkerson

With solid DYOR, you’ll always uncover good altcoins. Personally, I still believe DINO coins like ETH, SOL, EOS, and LINK have what it takes to remain true base coins. Look for projects building real value. not just chasing hype. Hype fades. utility sustains. Right now, we’re riding a bullish train, and it’s not a bad time to invest. But if you’re patient, another healthy dip could give you an even better entry and more upside on your bag

izdigohkz

Maybe not, because I invest based on fundamentals, and judging by what Bitcoin had going for it when it launched, I'd rather wait There are other interesting options to consider, notably XRP, the future of payments; EOS (now $A), a driving force behind the evolution of finance; and Sui, one of the most reliable Layer-1s available.

izdigohkz

I do swing and position trading on assets I hold for the long term, as these approaches correlate. Investing is quite straightforward; pick an entry point where you feel the market is oversold (T. Analysis), and I choose a minimum Reward to Risk ratio of 3:1. This has worked very well for me, especially on reliable assets, the likes of XRP, EOS (now $A), Sui, and LINK

izdigohkz

This is why we employ technical analysis to complement the news. I have seen such scenarios play out several times on every one of the major assets I trade (XRP, Sui, LINK, and EOS), which also facilitates my conviction that the alt season is near. The patterns are all etched in history.

GodzForHire

EOS scam again.dude is really determined,making new texts all the time.mods,please ban whatever account you see doing this shit,he will eventually stop.Oh,and btw,I found out that the person doing this is french,so do whatever you want with the info.If he doesnt stop soon I might doxx him tho

CynthiaTWilkerson

If you're just starting, maybe don’t go all in on ETH at the top. I’d ease in and also look at other assets in the top 100 with a lot more upside like SUI, RENDER, EOS, FET and a couple others.

CynthiaTWilkerson

Totally get the frustration. Some of those alts have been dragging for a while. If you're long-term focused, consolidating into BTC, ETH, and maybe XRP makes sense. It's more liquidity, stronger narratives. ADA, LTC, and HBAR might pump in a cycle, but if conviction's low, rotating now could save the mental drain. I’m also quietly adding A (fka EOS), real infra play, and still under the radar after the rebrand.

CynthiaTWilkerson

That’s a smart, no-stress way to play the market. I’ve been doing something similar but adding in high-potential plays like Vaulta (formerly EOS). It’s still underpriced despite solid fundamentals and a real use case in Web3 banking. Fear periods are perfect to stack those kinds of tokens quietly.

izdigohkz

That solely depends on how much return you're aiming for, one thing is for sure, though, you'd have to invest quite a substantial sum to get anything significant from ETH. It's more reason I always advise small investors to prioritise cheaper assets with high potential for value appreciation, especially the likes of XRP, EOS, Sui, and ADA that are built on future-proof utilities, pretty much guaranteeing their long-term stay

izdigohkz

Binance, Bybit, and OKX are great exchanges, and are quite user-friendly also In terms of investing, I'd advise you to go for the more affordable assets built on future-proof utilities, EOS (now $A), XRP, Sui, and ADA, being glaring examples

Specialist-Mixx

Seems like you should buy a dictionary, and definitely practise reading then. Vechain. Is. Migrating. From. PoA. To. DPoS. PoW is inferior to DPoS. DeFi can ABSOLUTELY be created on DPoS or blockchains. DPoS examples: Tron, EOS, Telos - All have DeFi…

izdigohkz

It is native to Tron, a decentralised, PoS blockchain, quite similar to EOS, only EOS (now Vaulta) has pivoted into the world of finance, and is building the financial framework for web3 banking

Sudden-Cash-7650

Just look up EOS scam and y’all will see this is some bs.

Exciting_Lychee_7847

EOS scam

CynthiaTWilkerson

Upland Me feels like a real upgrade compared to most Web3 GameFi projects. The gaming experience is smoother, and the Web2-like UX thanks to EOS tho makes it way more approachable.

izdigohkz

The market dynamics are changing, and investors are not just focused on BTC anymore, but on altcoins, which aren't exactly rising at a similar "steep" trajectory I am most focused on affordable coins, at the moment, with the likes of XRP, EOS, Sui, and ADA taking the top spots for me, based on their tendencies for growth in value, a feat BTC might not be able to achieve from here

izdigohkz

It all depends on you, mate. There are certain altcoins that could also be considered as being low risk while still maintaining a high tendency to yield amazing ROI, especially the more affordable ones like EOS (now $A), ADA, ore even TRX, as they're backed by utilities that'll warrant their long-term relevance Sticking with BTC isn't bad, but I'd rather go for low risk altcoins

CynthiaTWilkerson

SUI, ETH, and EOS are all waking up, the charts don’t lie. Might be smarter to just DYOR and diversify. BTC alone doesn’t win the game

CynthiaTWilkerson

We might see a new ATH for Bitcoin. Ethereum’s gearing up for an even bigger pump, considering the success of Pectra's ugrade and LINK looks like it could close in on $20. EOS rebrand to Vaulta has already stirred serious momentum. It recently nearly touched $1. With the ticker change and full transition rolling out, even bigger price action could be right around the corner

CynthiaTWilkerson

Spread it on solid coins. Go 70% with BTC and ETH as your foundation, then drop the remaining 30% across SOL, SUI, EOS, LINK, and a bit of stables.

CynthiaTWilkerson

EOS recently rebranded into Vaulta ($A) after making its move into Web3 banking and tokenized assets. That’s a shift that feels way more based and valid, especially with the growing interest from institutions stepping into the space. I did a little background check on Vaulta, and honestly, they’ve got some solid backers and look super prepared for where crypto’s heading next

CynthiaTWilkerson

Any of ETH, SOL, A (formerly EOS), or LINK should do the job. These are solid dino picks still standing strong and still printing profits.

izdigohkz

Your portfolio is in good standing from the looks of it. Affordable, but high-potential assets like EOS (now $A), and Sui should also be very worthwhile additions to this lineup, judging by their recent performances and how much traction they're gaining. This should enhance your portfolio's pump potential, in my opinion