malexanders

"Destroys" misrepresents the content of the video. Bad title.

This is a bad post.

I think the idea is to make current governments obsolete in the current form. Of course they don't want to give up tax revenue...

What the problem "was"

This video was posted on May 30th. Very old news.

"somewhat transparent"?

Thanks for this. I've been spending to much time in the eos telegram channel. Maybe this should be the pinned message in there.

Inflation will be at most 5% when the mainnet is launched. This is significantly less that then 2 million tokens per day during the token distribution. Don't you think that if less tokens are being released

The EOS Mainnet blockchain isn't actually launched yet...

"Stackitis" You're hilarious man, love it.

The registration process is actually very easy. It simply requires that you read some instructions and follow them carefully...

Hmm, it seems I can no longer edit this post! Too bad. I'd really like to update it.

You make some good points. At the time I wrote the tutorial it seemed pretty good! I'll update the post with your notes in mind. Thanks for filling in the gaps.

Binance, Kraken, and Bithumb are all excellent options for purchasing EOS tokens. And of course purchasing from the EOS token distribution itself is also a great option - especially if you are dollar cost

1 billion not 1 trillion.

See item 25 here: I believe inflation is also discussed in the eos whitepaper.

"After the ICO there will be no more inflation." This is not true. There will be not more that 5% per year inflation after the initial token distribution.

There is an expected annual inflation of 5% for EOS.

How do you feel about Rust? My understanding is you can build smart contracts on EOS using anything that compiles to web assembly.

Please post references to support this claim and explain how you arrived at this conclusion: "Also the fact that the storage of blockchain data will be very expensive on EOS makes it impossible for