EOS problem is exactly the opposite, it has no money.....

The community believed that Block One was going to behave like any other "block chain foundation" created back in those days, that it will take to ICO money to help to grow the ecosystem.

Believing that the funding was sorted out, they destroyed all the ways to self funding (a % from the inflation and all the RAM and the premium names fees).

Three years later it is clear that when they said in the Token sell agreement "we are just developing the Software and won't have anything to do with launching, funding or operating a public network based on it", it wasn't just "legal talk"