Bytemaster is clearly a skilled blockchain engineer, but he just doesn't seem to have the same boy whiz-kid charm that Vitalik does, hence the difference in market cap between BTS & Ethereum.
OK but seriously, the USP of EOS is that it is a more scalable version of Ethereum, capable of processing hundreds of thousands of transactions per second, whereas Ethereum currently maxes out at 20 tx/second. EOS also has zero user fees.
Serious questions:
-Is the market actually going to care about these scalability claims?
-By the time EOS goes live, will Ethereum have found a way to increase their transaction rate?
-Is the network effect for Ethereum's smart contracts already too far developed, that people are satisfied with that? Would Eric Voorhees ever switch Shapeshift's Prism to EOS?
Im really a big fan of Dan's work, I just want to ask these questions before deciding to buy in.