Well. there's a lot of talk about EOS and it's centralization problems as well as it's launch problems.
Now, there's been a ton of articles on it but somehow you are going to try ignore it because we don't know the future yet, we don't know how it's gonna play out yet and we're going to kind of allow the market to decide and the users to decide but this article is important in a sense because it highlights a couple of ideas and I believe it's important for us to understand how these things come about and maybe even what the future of EOS might just be.
EOS IS ‘LIKE A FEUDAL KINGDOM WITH INDENTURED SERVANTS,’ SAYS WEISS RATINGS
Credits: Bitcoinist.com
I want to know your ideas, let me know in the comments section below, what do you think EOS is in trouble? Is Dan Larimer dream going down the sinkhole? Or is EOS going to be the contender in which everyone hopes it will be to the scaling issues and maybe even come out a winner in all of it? Maybe beat out at idiom, could it be true? Could it happen? Let me know.
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