Where EOS is Accepted Locally and Globally

A smart contract coin; meaning that it’s a planetary-scale computer, like Ethereum.

Jonathan Roseland
3 min readAug 16, 2021

Will EOS realize its “blockchain 3.0” potential and strategic vision or will it be mired by bad management? That’s debatable, but it’s accepted by over 400 businesses — from Catalonian watchmakers to Filipino outsourced virtual assistants.

Who Accepts EOS

Should you buy EOS?

EOS claims to have solved the greatest challenge to any blockchain-based currency, scalability. As an EOS holder, you receive a recurring proportional reward. Since 2017, its price has gone through a predictable post-ICO run-up and crash, like many cryptos its price has rallied in 2021. Since it’s cheap, maybe you want to pick up a little in case their technology manages to achieve its blockchain 3.0 aspirations…

BUY EOS

EOS was supposed to be an “Ethereum killer” and Ethereum is still very much alive, and kicking. The token’s price is currently rallying above the $10 line of demarcation, which is minuscule in comparison to Ethereum’s. EOS is a product of block.one, a Cayman Islands-based operation that associated with projects like Steemit (which I do not hold in high esteem), apparently they are also behind the new social network Voice.com, which I joined and accumulated some tokens on but it’s now closed or pivoting to be an NFT “social marketplace”. Should you buy EOS? Only if you like inflation — yes, EOS has a 5% yearly inflation rate.

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About

Current technologies for blockchain fall short of providing what developers and end-users need in order to contract together and to build large scale businesses. We propose EOS, a performance-based and self-governing blockchain that provides an operating system for building large-scale consumer facing distributed applications. This paper outlines the context, vision and software architecture underlying EOS, which we are building to serve a broad and diverse group of users with smart business.

The abstract of its whitepaper

EOS.IO is a blockchain that operates as a smart contract platform for the deployment of decentralized applications and decentralized autonomous corporations.

From Wikipedia

Originally published on MarketplaceGOLD.com. I’m an independent researcher passionate about financial antifragility and economic philosophy, not a licensed financial adviser. This is not financial advice. Please practice skepticism and critical thinking.

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Jonathan Roseland

Adventuring philosopher, Pompous pontificator, Writer, K-Selected Biohacker, Tantric husband, Raconteur & Smart Drug Dealer 🇺🇸