Anarchast Ep.427
Jeff Berwick interviews Marshall Long of EOS.Fish. Topics include: early days of crypto, nerd money, Namecoin, getting into large scale Bitcoin mining, Bitcoin scaling debate, Bitcoin now legacy crypto, EOS.fish and EOS, EOS the next evolution in the tech, the EOS precedent setting launch process, a paradigm shift in open source development, a community project, EOS vs Ethereum, free transactions and the nature of the network, Crypto Kitties, where is EOS headed? governance and the voting process
EOS.Fish website:
EOS Leaderboard website:
Twitter: #ogbtc
Grey Mass EOS voting tool:
Tickets for Anarchapulco 2019:
Anarchast on Facebook:
Anarchast:
Enjoy our content and would like to see us get more amazing guests and spread the word of freedom? A donation to this BTC address will give us more resources to do so: 16AJs5DFEcfCuXkwmx1o54Ld4yXzPP1gVR
EOS is centralized reversible junk. It’s not a crypto.
Hah, and the guy was involved with bitcoin classic. I’m surprised he’s not working with fake satoshi and Veer on their Btrash coin.
It’s sad to see an awesome anarchist type go down the path of centralization. Very sad.
All coins are reversible. ETH only exists in it’s present form because it reversed after the DAO attack. BTC is the most reversible and centralized of all the top coins because only 3 miners hold over 51% of hash power which is all it takes to rewrite blockchain history.
Vention1MGTOW …..clown
Plus EOS requires 71.43% of 21 distinct entities to effect a reversal. BTC requires 51% of hash power which as I say is held by 3 enitities at the moment and in the near future could well be held by 1.
Vention1MGTOW what a weirdo
You can hate eos all you want but I think it’s pretty clear it will moon very hard on the next bull run. It’ll definitely outperform bitcoin during that time. I’m a bitcoin maximalist for what it’s worth.
Marshall so would you say Litecoin with the lightning Network could take over for BTC since they decided to become basically Gold. So EOS been in since .55 to .65 cents sold about 3 weeks before the launch and I’ve been buying back in lately. I bought in on ETH a while back but had to sale most of them late May 2017 because my back got broken down pretty bad and was waiting for surgery. So do you think we could see EOS compete price wise with ETH. Like 400 to 1500 in the next let’s say 12 months.
Adam Anderson that was a good EOS play I was going to do that but I wanted to be a part of the Genesis block.
jim jones yeah I was way lucky out between 22 and 18. I didn’t have a ton just a few thousand not enough to be a block producer and being a Capitalist and teaching my kids how to do stuff with there lives it’s stupid to think you have to wait tell your old or whatever to start a business never to old or to young.
All I know is people. I study them, I admire them and feel sorry for a few of them. After analyzing Dan Larimer, I find him unable to deceive. He also demonstrates higher than normal levels of empathy for a mathematician…
Mark Montoya
So you had Larimer on the couch for months?
Mark Montoya
Maybe. He also presents some classic signs of psychopathy. The jury is still out in my book.
Marshall and Roger was one of the reasons why i stayed in crypto after Mt Gox. I seen the documentary with Marshall mining farm and Roger going around the world preaching bitcoin.. Good ol days. Now we are going to do it all over Again with BCH and EOS.
jim jones much love!
jim jones your a moron.
T hughes says the guy who can’t spell you’re LOL
omkaradas108 me to guy BCH and EOS is my only cryptos đŸ™‚
Awesome… I think he is working with Max Keiser?.. which is a surprise.. EOS all the way.. if you think it is a scam.. run away..!! Cause I need a few more.. hehehehehe….
You can have my share. I wouldn’t touch it.
Yep, he did say Keiser on this video
Love u Jeff
I would press for hardware wallet first.. for trezor and ledge.. asap… then play video games..
Rob Hannum or have a great team and do both at the same time?
“… and then you started to realize… “Wait a sec, this is way bigger than just nerd money!” Lol
It seems like many people discussing EOS negatively are either saying something about someone involved or discussing the tech in an uber uncouth way.
If there could be more productive discourse in the comments between those who closely know the tech, ☕ that’d be great
Always good Jeff, have a great w/e.
You are gravely mistaken Jeff.
The logo is a stripped down seal of Satan. Top kek m8
Satanic, tranny, freemason deceivers
Thwarted again! If it wasn’t for those meddling kids!!
If anyone could explain to me please, Why EOS does not suffer from centralization issues, because there are only twenty one blockchain producers, I’d love to hear it.
Be more specific, what issues you are refering to.
Well all blockchains suffer from centralization to a greater or lesser degree. I think EOS is doing pretty well. It requires 71.43% of 21 distinct block producing entities to effect any change. BTC requires 51% of hashing power, which is at the moment is held in the hands of 3 Chinese mining pools and in the future that could be held by one. Ethereum is controlled by 5 mining pools. EOS is far more robust in that respect but no blockchain is perfect.
Oh, how many transactions have EOS reversed today?
Hack Jealousy none. Ever.
My eos is frozen in a jaxx wallet. This eos seems fake to me, I hope it’s not a scam, but its starting to feel that way.
Go Litecoin.
EOS is a major threat to status quo in crypto industry, that is why it attracts so much hate and FUD.
Entrenched mining cartels are threatened by EOS, because EOS does not waste billions of dollars and huge amounts of electricity playing mining lottery game. There is no need for them in EOS world.
Instead of mining EOS uses computing resources to process transactions and do it at rates that are impossible by POW (mining) blockchains, while charging no transaction fees.
slacixtube…Well said…EOS will eventually surpass Etherium.
I’m sorely torn and conflicted because I am all for decentralization however I also understand some things in my business have to be centralized and the fact is and remains, before crypto even thinks of seeing mass adoption, there will have to be a solution for working class folks or anyone for that matter, to freeze accounts when they’re hacked and have their tokens/coins stolen.
I’m all for that and until it is addressed, crypto will not see mass adoption. Who was it that was hacked and they hacked the hackers and got their customers tokens back? I don’t have a problem with that.
That’s is the single biggest issue holding crypto back. Most people are not going to understand the tech behind it. They will be using UI to access their tokens/coins and as long as the general consensus is that it is safe, fast and little transaction cost yet more importantly than all that remains the question that until it’s answered, none of the aforementioned matters one iota and that question is: What happens if my coins/tokens are hacked do to no fault of my own?
And if they answer to that is, “You lose them”, then crypto has come as far as it’s going to go until there are solutions that insure people’s coins/tokens.
Eos was never late ! Dan said 1 to 30 days to launch after JUne 2nd.
Legacy crypto. I like it….
My EOS has been on Binance since before the snapshot. No issues. Even picked up a handful of airdrops. Gonna wait until the various EOS wallets have been in use a while before I switch over to one.
What about CrytoTitties. You forgot to mention them.