It’s possible to think EOS could overtake ETH as a trade, but also believe it’s completely insane from a valuation standpoint. That doesn’t change http://block.one ’s ability to prop up the price and significantly cut into ETH at launch.
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Me thinks it’s more likely for ETH to overtake BTC than for EOS to overtake ETH. ETH differentiated enough from BTC, but EOS didn’t differentiate enough from ETH.
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Absolutely not. EOS is much more likely to overtake ETH than ETH to overtake BTC. ETH doesn’t differentiate itself from BTC at all because programmability isn’t a pre-requisite for sound money. Whereas EOS is totally different from ETH...
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“doesn’t differentiate from BTC *at all*”? To name a few: - turing complete scripting language - roadmap for PoS - sharding and plasma scalability solutions in the works - adjustable block size surely enough to differentiate at least a little bit?
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These criteria are irrelevant for Store of Value
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Name 3-5 most important aspects in which EOS is different from ETH? Genuinely interested in understanding EOS.
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100x+ Faster TPS Explicit inflation, no fees, frictionless Constitution hashed into every tx thesis is while this may not be decentralized enough for “Neo-Gold”, things like Cryptokitties don’t need to be hyperdecentralized
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Can you explain *explicit* inflation and frictionless constitution?
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there meant to be a space between frictionless and constitution them But frictionless because No Gas. No gas will be good UX. constitution hashed into everything so there will be no “Code is Law” B.S. and you can take it to their internal courts
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