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Why investors buy EOS: EOS is a blockchain platform designed for decentralised applications (DApps) and smart contracts. Let’s talk about what the platform does, its native , and how to buy it on CoinJar.
EOS, short for “Enterprise Operating System,” aims to provide a scalable and user-friendly platform for dApps. It was developed by a private company called Block.one and launched in 2018.
At the time of its launch, it was a promising smart contract platform aiming to challenge Ethereum’s dominance.
The initial coin offering (ICO) raised a US$4.1 billion. (An ICO is a way for new cryptocurrency projects to raise funds.)
However, after the ICO, many believed development did not live up to expectations. The community eagerly awaited the promised advancements but saw little progress. Some community members felt that Block.one did not fulfil its commitments, leading to disappointment and frustration.
Despite the massive ICO, development stagnated, and the ecosystem faced challenges.
Since then, EOS has overcome past challenges and adapted to present demands since its inception.
While it no longer holds its former top-10 position, the community has taken back control and is determined to restore the platform to its former glory.
See standard risk warning at the end of this article.
Despite setbacks, EOS enthusiasts continue to work towards revitalising the platform.
A quick look through the is an interesting read of how people are using the platform.
A popular play-to-earn game on EOS, lets players buy, sell, and flip virtual real estate in simulated cities. It blurs the line between a game and an alternative space for work and socialising.
A high-scale NFT platform, is used by millions worldwide. It includes an NFT Explorer, Marketplace, Trading interface, and Creator.
is an economic strategy game set in the 19th-century Gold Rush era, where players mine resources, build structures, and trade.
This is a project offering features like lending, swapping, and staking.
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EOS is a platform for DApps and smart contracts. By understanding its features and following the steps above, you can buy it on CoinJar in a user-friendly environment and participate in the EOS ecosystem.
At the time of writing (23 June 2024) the is $643,893,604.
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