I've taken somewhat of a step back from paying attention to EOS in the past few months. The hangover from the launch drama, which was painfully hard to watch, and dip in price to $5 have both probably contributed to my lack of enthusiasm.
This morning however I did take a look at DAPP Radar to see how things are coming along. They list and track the usage of all of the top EOS DAPPs (ETH and other chains too) by tracking individual wallet interaction with the DAPP and chain. Its interesting to see what is becoming of this project.
Gambling, Games and Crypto-Exchanges seem to be dominating the current real-world use cases currently operating on the EOS blockchain. Not exactly mainstream and probably not the most desired use cases for the long term heath and growth potential of such a powerful blockchain and its hard for me to put my finger on where it goes from here.
For me, the holy grail of profit potential is when you start getting Fortune 100 companies building DAPPs on a blockchain for adoption by the masses. Is a company like Bank of America, General Motors or Salesforce.com likely to build their DAPP on a chain dominated by gambling DAPPS and video games. Probably not.
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