I was referring more to the functionality of the projects and their actual usage rather than their market caps, which I agree, are lower than they should be. On the point about Dan jumping ship, I think EOS is a more ambitious project as it's aiming to be a platform that many other projects can run on top of it. If you were in his position and thought you could make a project on the scale that EOS is aiming for you would do it right? Why stick with STEEM when you can make a platform that could have thousands of STEEM-like projects running on it and make an absolute fortune doing so.