EOS is not decentralized, and the reason for this is that 10 addresses control 80% of the supply.
So this means that:
1. EOS IS NOT IMMUTABLE, block producers can control it 100%.
2. GOVERNMENTS can decide what to block and decide what is allowed.
Therefore ... EOS can fall sharply.
So beware of this cryptocurrency ... not just the cryptocurrency itself ... but also the company behind it Block.one based in the Cayman Islands, and the former EOS director, Brock Pierce, who is related to issues of pedophilia, which I doubt have completely stopped relating to these characters of EOS and Block.one, since Brock Pierce owns many super nodes of EOS.
We must recognize that these are two solid and undeniable arguments against the credibility of EOS.
In fact, it is not immutable, unlike other crypts such as Bitcoin, Ethereum or Tron, which have demonstrated their unalterable immutability throughout their granitic existence.
And it is also true that governments can decide what to block and what is allowed, but only on EOS, since no other crypto is threatened by that sensitive flank.
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Most of those top 1% accounts are exchanges--some of which are working on mechanisms to let the token owners vote. But also there is a distinction between concentrated wealth and centralized wealth. To say it is centralized is incorrect.
One cannot post this link enough, the actual top 100 whales hold about 37% of tokens, b1 included:
https://steemit.com/eos/@eos-socal/a-dive-into-eos-token-whales-by-eosocal
Still even 10 majority holders would be better than any of those mining consortia we know from btc, eth, bcc...
Too good! =)
This really is an uninformed statement to make and shows people simply regurgitate what they hear others say and do zero of their own research. The only reply the justifies this can be found here.
https://steemit.com/bitcoin/@aclarkuk82/the-best-response-for-a-massive-amount-of-eos-are-owned-by-only-a-few-wallets