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EOS

EOS (EOS)

$ 0.10
10.63 %
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Market cap
$144.76M
10.63 %
Volume (24h)
$884.09
10.63 %
Circulating supply
1,538,323,158 EOS
Total supply
2,100,000,000 EOS
Max. supply
2,100,000,000 EOS

About EOS

Overview of EOS

EOS cryptocurrency is a Chinese competitor to the popular Ethereum blockchain platform, which supports smart contracts and has higher throughput. The creators of the project carried the largest ICO in the history of the cryptocurrency industry raising more than $4 billion to develop EOS. ICO EOS is an operating system for applications running on blockchain technology.

A key feature of the platform is its very high throughput: the EOS decentralized digital currency network can process millions of transactions per second.

At the moment, this is an unprecedented speed for blockchain technology, for example, the original Bitcoin network can process only 7 transactions per second, Ethereum - 20. Due to the fact that the EOS network has similar functionality with the Vitalik Buterin platform, but has more scalability, and zero transaction processing fees, some experts call it the “Ethereum killer”.

Development and Team

The development of a decentralized EOS network is being carried out by Block.one company, which reports to jurisdictions in the Cayman Islands. The project has a huge number of advisors around the world, and hundreds of block.one employees working on the creation of the digital currency EOS. Therefore, the platform has every chance to replace Ethereum.

The first official presentation of the decentralized blockchain platform EOS concept took place at the largest cryptocurrency conference in the world - Consensus 2017. According to the developers, the software will make it possible to create various blockchain applications and smart contracts.

Token and Market Performance

EOS statistics on the Neironix platform The EOS network has an ERC20 format token, as it was created on the Ethereum blockchain. The cryptocurrency exchange rate, as well as capitalization, are not distinguished by rapid growth.

A decentralized EOS token cost a little more than a dollar on the first day of trading after the ICO, but its price rose up to $5.4 in just two days. Then the price rolled back, but when Bitcoin and the entire cryptocurrency market grew in the fall of 2017, EOS followed it, and one token cost about $18 in January 2018.

Note that the values of January 2018 are not a historical maximum for EOS - the price of the coin exceeded $22 at the end of April of the same year. Then the EOS rate began to gradually decline. At the moment, the coin takes 8th place in the cryptocurrency capitalization.

Neironix Platform Data

You can see all these data in a convenient form on the Neironix platform. Neironix.io has all the details for quotes, exchanges, traded pairs, and the latest EOS news.

Key data

updated $0
Market cap$144.76M
Volume 24h$884.09
Circulating supply1.54B73% of max 2.1B
All-time high$22.89-100% from peak · 2018-04-29

EOS (ticker: EOS) is a cryptocurrency and blockchain platform designed to support decentralized applications with high speed and no transaction fees for users. Think of it as an operating system for dApps — developers can build apps on it, and the EOS coin is used to stake resources and govern the network. It launched with the goal of making blockchain tech feel as smooth as regular web apps.

Frequently asked questions

What is EOS and how is it different from Bitcoin?

While Bitcoin is mainly digital money, EOS is a full platform for building decentralized applications, similar to Ethereum. Its key difference is speed and free transactions for users — developers pay for resources instead. The official project site is https://eos.io/.

How does the EOS consensus mechanism work?

EOS uses DPoS — Delegated Proof of Stake. Token holders vote for a small group of block producers who validate transactions and secure the network. This design allows very fast block production compared to proof-of-work systems.

How is EOS supply structured — is there a cap?

Yes, EOS has a hard cap of 2,100,000,000 coins. This fixed maximum supply is written into the protocol and cannot be exceeded, which distinguishes EOS from coins with unlimited inflation.

How can I store and use EOS?

EOS can be stored in wallets that support the EOS chain, including hardware wallets and official or third-party desktop and mobile apps. Beyond holding, you can stake EOS to access network resources, vote for block producers, and use it within dApps on the platform.