I love this reply. I too am very interested in EOS and have made sure I have no less than a few hundred EOS, which will be all that's necessary to see a huge fortune next year, if it makes Ethereum obsolete, which will tank the price of ETH and see extreme rise in price of EOS ^ $300. It seems as though everyone has forgotten about Dan Larimer. Maybe the way they handled the ICO wasn't too smart but nevertheless I think people have erroneously given up on it and cashed out. They'll be sorry though when it picks up and then it's $5, then $20, then $50, then above a $100. Superior technology ALWAYS wins.
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I'm invested in EOS too and believe it has strong prospects, but it's not an Ethereum killer. It will complement instead of compete. Dan and the EOS team don't even think of EOS as an Ethereum killer and why would they when most of the capital they're sitting on from their ICO is in ETH and the token itself is an ERC20 token- so if Ethereum fails, EOS goes down with it. When EOS launches as it's own blockchain and converts from an ERC20 token to a native EOS token it won't take down Ethereum any more than Ethereum has "taken down" Bitcoin so far.
Makes sense.