EOS Price Analysis – Dapp numbers mostly bots, finds report
EOS has led the numbers game in terms of dapp activity and transactions per day for months. However, upon further investigation, 75% of these transactions may be bot activity.
EOS Price Analysis – Sustained bullish momentum
EOS has outperformed most of the other top 10 coins since December, suggesting that there may be some rotation out of EOS and into other coins which have not risen as significantly from previous lows.
Ethereum losing share as dapp developers choose other networks
As decentralized applications struggle to attract a user base, Ethereum loses its Dapp market dominance to EOS and Tron.
EOS Price Analysis – something bullish this way comes
EOS has outperformed other crypto in the market cap top 10 over the last month and technicals suggest this forward momentum looks set to continue. Fundamentals also look strong for the most part with Dapp usage continuing and projects migrating from other blockchains onto EOS.
EOS Price Analysis – Revisiting Local Lows
Technicals suggest an intact multi-month bear trend with no signs of slowing.
EOS Price Analysis – Millions of on-chain transactions per day
Following a full launch in June, the EOS network has grown in popularity as a gambling Dapp hosting platform, and now daily handles multi-million dollars worth of small, fee-less transactions. Technicals suggest an ongoing multi-month bear trend that has experienced some recent relief likely driven by a mean reversion effect.
EOS Price Analysis – Decentralized Apps on the rise, while the asset’s value falls
As dApp popularity has risen, so have the funds held by these dApps, which has created a large honeypot for hackers. Poorly written smart contracts also have a vast attack surface.
EOS Price Analysis – dApps on the rise
Despite a shaky start, EOS has begun to find its footing amongst smart contract blockchains. The DPOS consensus mechanism and block producer validation model, albeit more centralized than other blockchains, is proving successful.
EOS Price Analysis – Death Cross
EOS is in the early stages of determining how the network will handle decentralization, scalability, and security. Despite having several issues the network has remained robust, able to handle any challenge, and correct course. A swift response to the seemingly unforeseen RAM price spike, which will be seen as a threat to scalability, appears to be a product of a new platforms inherent centralization.
Lessons learnt and questions raised from the EOS mainnet launch
The highly anticipated EOS project has made headlines in blockchain media in the last few weeks. The coverage, however, has not always been favorable with EOS being plagued by a number of challenges, both before and after the launch of its mainnet
EOS: The bad and the ugly of a mainet launch
EOS, founded Block.one in 2017, is the 5th biggest cryptographic asset in the world by market cap and has been vaunted as a fully scalable blockchain platform for Dapp hosting. In the past year it has faced criticism for several reasons and in general, perceptions of the project are mixed. However, its ongoing mainet launch can surely be described as a major botch.
Could EOS’ delegated proof-of-stake work for Tesla’s governance?
Tesla may provide a real world antithesis to the autonomous company that Larimer is trying to achieve with PDoS-driven autonomous companies.
EOS Price Analysis – US$2.6b already raised in ongoing ICO
EOS has set out an ambitious plan, to create “the most powerful infrastructure for decentralized applications” and has been described by some as an “Ethereum Killer.” The token was created by Block.One, a company based in the Cayman Islands. The company is led by founder and CEO Brendan Blumer as well as CTO Daniel Larimer. Blumer began his entrepreneurial career at 15, selling currencies in MMORPGs, and later moved into real estate. Larimer’s previous projects include BitShares, a stack of financial services including exchange and banking on a blockchain, and SteemIt, a blockchain based social media platform.
The valueless and utility free token for EOS exceeds $1 million market cap
EOS is one of the most talked about blockchain projects distributing a token; and it doesn’t even have a blockchain yet. Launched by block.one, the company building the EOS.IO software, the EOS token is explicitly stated not to have any value, utility, or purpose. Yet its token market capitalization has already surpassed that of older and more well-established cryptocurrencies like Zcash, BitShares, Steem, and Augur.
EOS – An Introduction
Current technologies for blockchain fall short of providing what developers and end-users need in order to contract together and to build large scale businesses. We propose EOS, a performance-based and self-governing blockchain that provides an operating system for building large-scale consumerfacing distributed applications. This paper outlines the context, vision and software architecture underlying EOS, which we are building to serve a broad and diverse group of users with smart business.
