EOS, a well-known decentralized Blockchain, can deliberately attack the Ethereum network through various tactics.
This is what Justo, a Dapp developer from the team behind PoWH3D and Fomo3D, concluded after some serious research and then discussed in an interview with TrustNodes.!
Justo Share your thoughts on a Reddit post a few hours ago, creating conflicting opinions in the community.
According to Justo, his team was able to see that EOS was behind a series of airdrop tokens with little or no value at all. This strategy makes the GAS price necessary to handle the transaction significantly increased, thus blocking the Ethereum network:
"As of the launch date of the EOS platform, as of June 6, GAS prices increased due to the airdrop token.
Thousands of random tokens, no new website or template site, are only deployed in hours. Wasting hundreds of
Ethereum daily, hundreds of thousands of dollars to drop the token.
This happens until the EOS mainnet is launched, on the 6th, then immediately stopped. In one day, GAS prices fell back to normal. "
For Justo, this type of strategy is used whenever there are bugs or problems occurring in the EOS network. This can promote the movement of users from Ethereum to EOS.
***Evidence for EOS bad play
Justo gave evidence for the allegations:
"EOS attacked Ethereum's network when something was not working properly ... Watching the wallets was ... If you do not think the EOS is doing, then who's going to have $ 2 million a day to attack Ethereum and the Department? Possible token EOS? "
He also said that he began his investigation after the transaction of some token with the mysterious airdrop.
The example given in this post is that the ERC20 token "IFishYunYu" does not provide any functionality. After digging deeper, the token's huge transfer seems attractive. According to what can be observed in the block explorer, "nearly 50 ETH gas per hour and has been used continuously for nearly 24 hours."
The person generating the IFishYunYu token has generated about 5 billion tokens sent to some ETH "Spam" addresses.