hey $EOS community, please hookup with @CedricMakes and address his inquiries. thx
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@CedricMakes, also check this video by@ChrisConeyInt. the cost alone is already a no-brainer why#Ethereum DApps would be better deployed on$EOS platform, not to mention scale and#governance.https://youtu.be/EBC9MBybsCI3 replies 0 retweets 4 likesShow this thread -
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yep. from a cost perspective, the best part of developing on
$EOS platform is that you recoup your initial “staked EOS” infrastructure investment if your project fail. this is a big advantage over other blockchains, AWS, or Azure.1 reply 0 retweets 0 likes -
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That's cool. Respectfully, I'm still looking for
#EOS's starting market. Who _needs_ EOS now?1 reply 0 retweets 1 like -
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fair question. but who needed Ethereum before it was created? who needs Ethereum now? and those who needed Bitcoin the most (i.e. unbanked) can’t even use it when transaction fees spike. i guess
@novogratz could share his DUBER (decentralized Uber) example again
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Re Bitcoin, Venezuelans use it to buy black market food so they can avoid starving to death. Re smart contracts on ETH, the obvious answer is ICOs that can't be shut down by regulators ;)
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true. but when $EOS gets traction it would be interesting to see if #Airdrops would overtake ICOs. see quick comparison by @rushingdallas https://youtu.be/EeS-WMibBGE
i believe there’d be room for both. but Airdrops don’t pass as securities so no need to be shut down by regulators.
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