Quote from: Barbut on December 28, 2018, 06:11:19 PM

I have some from both, its natural that I believe that both will survive and rise in value one day in the future. Thanks Abiky for nice explanation about some of the differences between eth and eos, main thing is that they can coexist and both have or can have promising future, I bet on that, that`s why I have some money on that, waiting for the future. Your thoughts and mine are very similar, I`m glad that this topic have much more positive comments than negative ones, that means both eth and eos have support from cryptocommunity.

You're welcome. Glad to know that my explanation was useful to you. As for me, I'm investing in both cryptocurrencies for the long term, because they have potential to transform our society in many ways that were never thought possible. While EOS is centralized, it could have its specific use cases that are not possible with decentralized cryptocurrencies such as Ethereum or Bitcoin. The centralization of EOS makes possible the near-instant speed of transactions and zero-fees. This is ideal for mainstream businesses to adopt for their own benefit, as it will enable them to quickly send/receive transactions in the most convenient way possible.

However, in terms of security/reliability, Ethereum is still the winner. Businesses or corporations which are considering a secure blockchain for their smart contracts (without caring about high fees or slow speeds) would use Ethereum for their own benefit. The large number of developers working on both platforms (EOS and ETH) shows that there's enthusiasm towards bringing smart contracts to the mainstream world.

Nonetheless, I do believe that both EOS and ETH will not only survive for a long time, but they'll rise in price according to their demand for the interaction of dApps and/or Tokens within the mainstream world.