
Is EOS going to be a major threat to Steem/Steemit and if so, how soon?
EOS are same as Bitshares and Steem, used graphene blockchain at the bottom and DPOS on top of it.
I personally really thinks that what EOS want to achieve are different from what Steem,
Since @dan is the creator of graphene blockchain, let's talk a bit about his motives.
Bitshares
He created bitshares because he want to solve decentralized exchange issue.
Steem
Steem is different thing from bitshares, which based on "proof of brain". I would say steem created a new decentralized app similar to medium, and a lot of innovative dApp are build with it.
EOS
EOS is a blockchain project that plans to bring Smart Contract from Ethereum into Graphene blockchain and DPOS. I had tried reading through the source code of developing EOS app, really like the idea of it.
Back to the question, will EOS be a threat?
yes or no, nobody knows. If there is a decentralized app build on top of EOS with smart contract similar to steemit/steem, they need to market it enough to let people adapt to it. So, EOS itself wants to achieve different goal compared to steemit.
I would say it would be an indirect competition?
Disclaimer: All written here are just my thoughts based on my experience developing decentralized app with Steem and Ethereum.
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