Finder, a financial comparison platform, released a Bitcoin forecast that said BTC prices would cross the $30,000 mark by December 2018. Six months into the year, the platform seems to have revised its predictions with a new report released in June. According to the latest forecast figures, Bitcoin will end the year trading at $14,638. This new figure predicts an almost 100 percent increase in BTC price based on its current trading value.
Adjusting predictions based on the flow means you are hype riding, period. In other words, you have zero technical input and don't deserve to be taken serious.
EOS got too many bugs.
EOS, if it ends up experiencing a decent level of success, will follow the same route as Ethereum, meaning that its own success will be its downfal. These platforms aren't able to keep themselves decentralized in the very long term. It's impossible for them to scale against mass use. If you take that into consideration, there is no point in using Ethereum or EOS over a centralized platform that does everything better.