Yes, and assuming that Bitshares 3.0 will run on EOS, each migrated project will benefit from parallel processing and unlimited TX/sec.

Very impressive. This post allows us to actually grasp the decentralization challenges for a Platform like EOS. Every problem has to be solved in a new perspective. It is truly amazing to read your posts

Enjoy the journey. Your kids are always connected with you, despite time and space delusions. Stay sharp!

Thanks @kyle.anderson for this excellent analysis. I don't see why OCAML could not be implemented in EOS eventually, along with Tau and other langages, including solidity and WebAssembly. I put all my

Bad journalism can't harm a serious project like EOS. Thanks @belerophon for this excellent analysis. The good news is Dan is actually busy with block.one team building the next Blockchain revolution I

Bitcoin has done a good job, but it is only a dapp 1.0 Bitcoin could be compared to Applesoft Basic. It was a necessary step, but now we have tons of langages to program with. I totally agree with you.

EOS is blockchain 5.0 In my understanding, this is the blockchain backbone of the future. Most of the current blockchain projects could (and will probably will eventualy) run on top of EOS. It will also

Your obvious EOS bias is appreciated and shared. Thanks for this excellent post.

Same for me. The beauty of EOS is that it solves ETH problems and will be able to eventually run all types of smart contracts, including Ethereum's dapps and contracts. Hopefully, if tau langage is delivered,

@dantheman, you actually are succeeding every step of the way. The ICO is only a moment of this historical Journey. What I like the most, is that you are doing it like a gentleman without denying actual

It reminds me the old days of microcomputing. Dbase4 was a technical disaster with mainstream adoption. It was everywhere in all magazines and corporations were looking for Dbase4 developers. This trend

I agree. I tried to short some heros, then buy back later, but the actual volume is so low that the results are confusing. I think that this will be easier to manage when the hero project begins to create

I agree 100%

Thanks @dantheman for keeping us aware of strategic decisions. You mentioned: "adding support for higher level languages and tools to make it easier for developers than writing in C.". I believe

Trying to predict what is happening in crypto by comparing with the Internet bubble years ago is, in my opinion, a big mistake. Some of the ICO you will invest in will not be profitable, some will be.

I am very grateful that Dan Larimer will be fully dedicated to the EOS project. So, in my opinion, he did not really quit on bitshares and steemit because EOS will be their next OS. Few people on earth

Well, I think Bob has too much ego in the way. Assuming that he can establish by himself the value of a EOS Token is totally utopian. He is positionning himself like a victim if the price is higher, or

Very clever concept. As always, the challenge will be for the smart contracts to interact with real world via some oracles (audience count, costs and other fees).

Thanks @bbrewer. Before EOS, I considered ETH doomed and I carefully avoided to invest in any project related to it. This post confirms that ETH philosophy may have a future on EOS, but it will have to

Thanks bbrewer !