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1. Summary

Limited data

  • 71% of the EOS code repositories are forked (originally copied) from another project.

Ranks

Liquidity
99
Developer
-
Social
97
Momentum (beta)
27
Stack Rankā„¢
22
Price
$1.07 0.0%
Market Cap
$1.22B (#94)
Supply
1.14B /
Price
52W High price $1.33
52W High date 4th Mar 2023 (1 year ago)
All Time High (ATH) Date 29th Apr 2018 (5 years ago)
ATH Price $22.71
% From ATH -96.98%
All Time Low (ATL) Date 23rd Oct 2017 (6 years ago)
ATL Price $0.50
% From ATL 36.44%
Supply & Trading Volume
Trading Volume (24h) $144.35M
Circulating Supply 1.14B
Description

Discussing EOSIO, it is a platform developed to allow developers to build their own decentralized applications (dApps).

Discussing EOSIO, it is a platform developed to allow developers to build their own decentralized applications (dApps).

This is a technology by all means that tries to solve issues when using a blockchain to run dApps, mainly due to the fact that popular apps have clogged the capacity on the larger, and more developed blockchains such as Ethereum have suffered due to it in terms of performance.

EOSIO on the other hand has specifically made design choices that have helped it increase the performance of dApps in a way through which more transactions are confirmed per second and fees that are charged to users when making transactions are eliminated.

In fact, software developers that end up using EOSIO can develop dApps using WebAssembly languages such as C++, Java, and even Python.

The EOS Token Explained

EOS is a native cryptocurrency on EOSIO and is required to pay the costs of operating the blockchain.

Software updates are also decided through voting using EOS.

EOS is also required to purchase all of the three resources that are used to power the EOSIO blockchain, including bandwidth, computation, and state storage.

Features of EOSIO

The EOSIO blockchain is designed to perform as a real computer would, and the software uses similar concepts when it comes to its operation.

There are three types of main resources that power the EOSIO blockchain and these are the bandwidth that is required for relaying the information across the network, the computation which is the processing power it takes to run a dApp, and the state storage that is used to store data on its blockchain.

It is important to note that the dApps that are developed on EOSIO do not require users to pay for transactions, which makes EOS free to transfer for dApp users. These costs are not fully gone through, as they are simply moved to dApp developers that have to pay for network resources.

When it comes to the security of the blockchain as a whole, EOSIO uses a system known as delegated proof-of-stake (DPoS). This system implements real-time voting as well as a reputation system that decides who can create the next block on the blockchain. In other words, this means that anyone that owns EOS can help operate the network, and the more tokens a user has, the more likely they are to be chosen by the software to make these decisions. Each EOS token has the ability to be locked or staked to represent one vote that can be used to support the development of the platform going forward.

Founders of EOSIO (EOS)

The EOS platform was developed by a company known as Block.One.

The whitepaper was written by two people, Daniel Larmier and Brendan Blumer.

Brendan Blumer serves the role of the CEO and is a serial entrepreneur, and he has a history involved with selling virtual assets for video games. He co-founded Okay.com before this.

Daniel Larmier serves the role of the CTO and is a software programmer who has started a series of cryptocurrency products such as BitShares and the Steem Blockchain.

2. Price

EOS/USD

2.1. Market Performance

How does EOS's (EOS) performance compare to the median performance for assets of a similar market capitalization?

30 Day Return

-21.3%

EOS

20.6%

Similar Market Cap

60 Day Return

-2.1%

EOS

48.9%

Similar Market Cap

1 Year Return

-37.2%

EOS

107.0%

Similar Market Cap

3. Developer Activity

We're monitoring 128 EOS GitHub repos for commits, code additions and deletions. This data is factored into the Developer Rank. Because of delays in GitHub's stat processing, recent activity maybe underrepresented.

Weekly Commits (All EOS Repos)

Commits vs. The Market

  • Past 4 weeks: 0 commits vs. an average of 0
  • Past 12 weeks: 0 commits vs. an average of 7
  • Past year: 4 commits vs. an average of 170

Most Active Repos

Past week 3
Past 12 weeks 86
Past year 1613
Past week 8
Past 12 weeks 85
Past year 413
Past week 11
Past 12 weeks 66
Past year 261
Past week 0
Past 12 weeks 0
Past year 260
Past week 0
Past 12 weeks 0
Past year 148
Past week 0
Past 12 weeks 2
Past year 68

Top Developers 2024

In total, 67 developers have contributed to EOS over the past year. Who are the most active EOS developers, by commits, over the past year?

Related Projects

Developers working on EOS also worked on these projects.

4. Social Activity

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Historic data is only available from 22nd April 2022

Total Followers

Reddit Subscribers 97,709
Active Reddit Users (past 24h) 79
Discord users 14,692
Active Discord Users 689
Telegram Users 16,340
Twitter followers 429
5. News
7. More Information

Always do your own research (DYOR) before making any investment. Here's some links you might find helpful:

Website https://eos.io/
Explorer https://bloks.io/
Twitter @block_one_
reddit /r/eos
Whitepaper https://github.com/EOSIO/Documentation/blob/master/TechnicalWhitePaper.md

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