EOS explained, simply! Dan Larimer’s brainchild, EOS, is another one of the main competitors for Ethereum in this market. Understanding EOS cryptocurrency and its application in the decentralized application space is super important! In this video, I break down the concept of Delegated Proof of Stake in EOS, the usage of CPU, Network and RAM in the EOS ecosystem, and explain my initial thoughts on the EOS blockchain overall.There is so much more to come on this topic and I have another video coming soon!
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Within the EOS platform, Ethereum developers can experience a whole new way of doing things. After the EOS ICO that earned huge sums of money, and Dan Larimer’s proof of stake consensus mechanism came to light, EOS has been touted as an Ethereum killer. Is it? We shall see about the EOS blockchain.
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