I think it really depends on what it could replace. Consider 42 billions is not a big number for industry like internet.

Okay, I got the idea. Didn't pay attention to the a*(b/c) part on eos website before sending the ETH. So the EOS/ETH price for a round is decided by the number of ETH collected at the end of that round.

Thank you for your answer. So the price on coinmarketcap are useless? I basically spent $480 for 75 EOS tokens that's $6.4 each. I didn't see the EOS reaches that high from the above chart?