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Thanks so much @jarib! I really want to get into EOS but have been avoiding it because of the myetherwallet, which I'm not friends with :) 
But from what I hear, there might be other ways to store them, so will look into it again. I totally believe in EOS and I didn't even know about the option to lease the tokens/bandwith. 

Better get my act together before it's too late... ;) 
Thanks for this!

hi jarib, I am planning to buy some EOS, but confused as there are EOS available on the exchange and there are also EOS ICO which has uncertain price. Which way do you think is better to purchase? And can i transfer my EOS token to Metamask? Thank you

Wow I never knew you could rent them. This is going to be BIG

The ability rent EOS is very exciting from and investment point of view, any crypto that provides the ability to generate passive income is going to be wildly popular. 

To me the most important feature of EOS is that is being built from the ground up to scale and it is being marketed to industry properly - not just hyped to the circle jerk of crypto whales.

You make a good point about the disclaimers in the White Paper.  My mentor in my former public entity used to call our prospectus "The Book of Horribles" because it disclosed everything we could think of that could go wrong.  We raised $5.7 million initially, without an underwriter, and the promise of building a company.  Granted it was a registered offering and the amount we raised pales in comparison to some ICO's but there are some parallels.  I've got money in EOS I can lose but it is not my expectation it'll be a total wipe-out.

Great info. Thanks. I too have invested a decent sum in EOS. I was, however, unaware of the leasing function. I really like coins that have that built into the network framework, as it really helps stabilize the market and give the coin/token usefulness.

For example, I like that you can lease out Waves.

Very informative!

Thanks for sharing.  Great to know. I've picked up a few myself.

Thank you for sharing jarib. EOS has been one of the most stable in terms of price swings lately, I wonder why...?

thx for sharing

Thank you very much for sharing this... ☺️

Keeping and eye on this one. I do like Bitshares though, wondering why its not so popular considering it can handle 100,000 transactions per second.

Giving many people the opportunity to prosper is the Best ways forward - it really is.  Love the Planning and the foresight that has gone into EOS and Block.One.

Great post here articulating some of the base line functionality of "what is EOS".

I think of EOS, Steem and Bitshares for that matter to the early days of Ethereum....Only the audience and education is much greater in terms of people who are in the know. Granted, When Ethereum was a Baby new born the cryptosphere was much less developped then it is today.

To summarize - i think there's enormous potential here that is already being showcased and the learning process and development seems to just be accelerating for everyone's best benefit. Lots of opportunities here for many fishes in the water.

Whale of an Investment my friend. Good on You!

Solid post sharing your "why" of your investment. world class playing here :)

And i noticed the same thing you mentioned in the comments here to another...about Eos, steem and bitshares ...seemingly moving in opposite of Bitcoin Surges....makes sense in some ways...that DPoS and Graphene are the 3.0 Blockchains....and it's sweet for anyone who's playing with Bitcoin to do some bounce back and forth.  Some great win/win's all round.

Cheers.

thanks for sharing,great post