RE: Why User & Development Activity on Hive is Thriving as Other Blockchains are Declining
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I was at one time excited about EOS. I thought it had potential. It probably does. However, as you state, EOS lacks community. There are people trying to build things on it; but, they aren't drawing people in the way that Hive is. Perhaps this is the reason why they are trying to get Voice going. There needs to be a flagship product or community that will then drive developers to create products to cater to that crowd of users.
Personally, for me Hive allows me to do what I would naturally do on my own. With other projects, I would have to figure out what to do with them. I can buy ETH and hold it or spend it. But, otherwise, there isn't a compelling service out there that makes me want to maximize my ETH holdings the way Hive does. Having said that, I have to wonder why I've invested so much in other cryptos. Time to reflect.
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Yeah I spent some time researching EOS in the past, but honestly I was never impressed enough by my research to warrant buying any significant stake in the project.
I wrote a post a few days ago talking about how I used to invest in 20+ cryptos just before the altcoin bubble hit in 2017. Since then, I've dwindled my holdings (in crypto) down to just HIVE, BTC, ETH and BAT.
I've become very harsh in how I evaluate these projects and I think there is a good reason behind doing that. In my opinion, many of these other projects out there like EOS and TRON put up a good front and basically trick people into investing rather than provide a tangible product delivery that makes sense.
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