EOS is also already the most distributed, decentralized token available. Aside from the distribution wallet, the reserve fund, and the few exchanges, no one user holds more than 1% of total tokens (out of 93,000 wallets!). It's a brilliant idea to hold the ICO over such an extended period. This will ensure massive decentralization for decades, if not centuries, to come.
If this case were to play out with BTC dropping so much, does have a prediction for which crypto would become the new reserve crypto? I wouldn't mind if BTC fell out of favor, but am keen to understand which coin would replace it.
Do you think this measure of distribution of ownership would be wise to look at for all coins out there, especially for investment purposes? It seems it would lessen the risk / volatility because no whales can move the market significantly and therefore manipulate the market less.
We have to conclude that...
News from the EOS camp suggests that new innovations are being created everyday and people are already developing their own applciations using the platform. There are exciting times ahead.