Here is a quick screenshot of Grey Mass EOS-voter 0.1,5 https://github.com/greymass/eos-voter/releases which you can actually use to vote with your eos private key, and EOS tokens are frozen anyway as the main net boots so you can't make transfers anyway so that's the way I get around any potential scare of loosing your keys. Most people will not trust some random wallet from a person theyve never heard of but we know 
So this EOS staking allows you to stake over your CPU or Bandwidth. The idea that EOS can use your CPU Ram and Bandwidth is just so cool, and I understand only large block producers are going to be lending their ram and CPU out into the network, but we need more infographics to explain just how the EOS virtual machine super computer works in comparison to Ethereum which could never really do what EOS can. Even still I could think of many use cases for Ethereum even if it is slow, and it really doesn't need to scale if it is simply used by Banks or Governments or large institutions, while EOS will be the open free chain that is not restricted to just a few transactions a second like Ethereum, which can still be very useful but it will be more like an old compute system that the government might use because it is so slow and old and simple that they can be sure to keep it safe, maybe Ethereum will be useful the way a modern journalist finds a typewriter useful when not wanting to be spied on or risk being hacked. When someone uses an old dumb phone to make phone calls and texts, it makes it impossible to hack in the way android phones can be hacked, and this example I use to explain how Ethereum may still be useful in small limited use cases even if EOS will be able to do everything better than it, the same way an old dumb cell phone without any real software or operating system is going to be impossible to hack the same way as an android because there is almost nothing TO hack.
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