FIL drops to 2 dollars, EOS remains at 60 cents! Once a superstar, who still believes in them today?

FIL and EOS were once the shining twin stars of the cryptocurrency world. One focused on the storage sector, the other boasted itself as the king of public chains. And now? One has plummeted to over 2 dollars, and the other is less than 70 cents, it's simply tragic.

Back in the day, FIL was listed and soared to 237 dollars, being hailed as the 'savior of the storage industry'; EOS was even more ambitious, its market value once surpassing 40 billion dollars, overshadowing Ethereum for a time.

Unfortunately, those good days are gone:

FIL is stuck due to stagnant technology, with few ecological applications, and has been overshadowed by competitors.

EOS has been criticized as a 'zombie chain', with developers fleeing, a cold community, and governance in disarray.

So what now? Can it be saved?

FIL's self-rescue three-pronged approach:

Major technological upgrades, daily active users on-chain returning to over 3 million;

Partnering with tech giants to enter new scenarios such as healthcare and social networking;

Launching the collateralized stablecoin USDFC to unlock liquidity potential.

EOS rebrands as Vaulta and takes a gamble:

No longer a public chain, it transforms into a Web3 bank, promoting financial products such as digital insurance and asset custody;

Collaborating with real asset platforms to enter the RWA sector;

High TPS + low fees attempting to regain its footing in payments.

But there are plenty of issues as well:

FIL's release mechanism continues to suppress prices, while new competitors are ramping up their technology;

Whether EOS's transformation is successful, the market has yet to provide an answer.

In summary:

**They haven't run out of opportunities, but the opportunities are getting smaller.** Who can turn the tide? It depends on whether there is real capability, real scenarios, and real demand!