The "Superstars" of the Crypto World Turned into "Leek Harvesters"! Can FIL and EOS Make a Comeback?

Can you believe it, folks? Once prominent giants in the crypto space have now plummeted to "discarded pieces"! FIL has dropped to just over $2, and EOS is left with only 60 cents. This is no longer investing; it’s practically a wealth destruction machine!

Back in the day, when FIL first launched, it skyrocketed to $237, claiming to save the storage industry; EOS was even more exaggerated, with a market value once reaching $40 billion, outshining Ethereum. But looking at it now—FIL's technology is stagnant, and its ecosystem is freezing cold; EOS has been labeled a "zombie chain", with all developers fleeing, and the community is so quiet you can hear echoes.

These two aren’t without struggle:

FIL is pulling out all the stops for self-rescue:

- Implementing technological upgrades, aiming to bring daily active users back to over 3 million;

- Clinging to big tech giants, venturing into medical and social fields;

- Issuing the collateralized stablecoin USDFC to revive liquidity.

EOS has directly rebranded to Vaulta, betting its life on it:

- Abandoning the public chain track, transforming into a Web3 bank, focusing on digital insurance and asset custody;

- Partnering with real asset platforms, going head-to-head in the RWA track;

- Relying on high TPS and low fees, aiming to make a comeback in the payment sector.

But reality is harsh: FIL’s release mechanism is constantly suppressing prices, while new competitors' technologies are advancing rapidly; whether EOS's transformation will work is not convincing the market at all. Simply put, these two don’t lack opportunities, but the chances are getting slimmer! In the crypto world, relying solely on fame isn’t enough; there must be real skills, real applications, and real demand, or they will eventually be crushed on the beach!