EOS is a blockchain and a smart contract platform that will directly compete with Ethereum. It is advertised as an operating system for decentralized applications. The platform uses a delegated proof of stake (DPoS) consensus mechanism, which makes a fundamental tradeoff to become more centralized (having 21 block producers rather than an infinite number of miners in a proof of work model) in exchange for a faster, more scalable network.
EOS has a long way to go but do you think that EOS has the potential to beat Ethereum price one day or ETH will still remain king.
EOS has been called a direct competitor to Ethereum, although ETH is well-funded and supported by big names in both the cryptography industry and the real world of technology. Samuel Brooks, chief architect of the blockchain for the energy startup Enosi, points out that Ethereum still enjoys a huge advantage over EOS in terms of maturity, ecosystem tools and programmers' awareness, but these facts probably will not stop EOS from getting a lot of attention - at least temporarily.