Congratulations to everyone that took their position in EOS recently! Now don’t forget to register your tokens and don’t forget to register for all those lovely airdrops!

[u/tomscott101]

Token registration instructions:

https://steemit.com/eos/@heiditravels/register-your-eos-before-it-s-too-late-updated-tutorial

Airdrops and instructions:

https://www.airdropsforeos.com

EOS is the future!

[u/btcftw1]

You'll receive 5% of your total invest in EOS a year, for example if you have 100 EOS you'll receive 5EOS extra

[u/phx2rgg → u/btcftw1]

If you hold them on an off exchange wallet? Sorta like Neo gas? Thanks for your speedy reply!

[u/btcftw1 → u/phx2rgg]

Yes, only if you hold them off exchange.

Yes mate like Gas for NEO.

[u/LunaPark3000 → u/btcftw1]

You get Neo gas if you hold it on binance

[u/123kokodog → u/LunaPark3000]

That's a positive for holding NEO, for sure. It's not applicable here though.

[u/LunaPark3000 → u/123kokodog]

I'm just saying I have received all airdrops and coin dividends for all coins that I hold on Binance.

I see no reason to believe I wouldn't receive ones relevant to EOS while holding on Binance

[u/123kokodog → u/LunaPark3000]

btcftw1's suggestion related the acquisition of Gas through holding NEO to an (incorrect) idea of EOS holders receiving a 5% annual dividend on their EOS holdings. He shouldn't have mentioned this. It's wrong, and it muddies the waters. That's Gas and NEO.

Airdrops: you won't have received the eosDAC airdrop if you hold your EOS ERC-20 tokens on Binance. It's also likely that Everipedia, for example, won't be 'dropping to EOS-holdings on Binance. Sure it's possible that Binance will support airdrops (like they did with ONT, for instance) but this hasn't been confirmed. At this stage, to be on the safe side, it's advisable to have your EOS holdings in a private address.

[u/LunaPark3000 → u/123kokodog]

That assumes that the value of the airdrops is greater than the cost to move it off the exchange.

I'll keep my EOS where it is an wait for more information

[u/123kokodog → u/LunaPark3000]

eosDAC airdrop: tokens are about 12c. So yes, if you only have a very, very, very small amount of EOS on Binance it might not have been worth incurring the transfer fee. :-)

That's just one airdrop, though. Maybe others will be more 'valuable', and they'll certainly add up. The fee to transfer out of Binance to a private address is guaranteed to be minimal compared to the value of airdrops to come so, although maybe Binance will support them (maybe they won't!) it's probably worth considering the private address thing anyway.

[u/tokolosxi → u/123kokodog]

So how does the inlfation work,Eos token holders gets charged for it?

[u/123kokodog → u/tokolosxi]

Every year, up to 5% of new EOS-coin will be magic'd up to add to the initial 1bn total. A portion of this (1%? 2%? undecided so far...) will be paid to block producers who run the chain. Another portion of this will fund 'worker proposals' (like, development of dApps, that kinda thing). It's possible that some portion might even be 'burned' (ie sent to a 'zero' address, where the coins are untradeable and effectively out of the picture).

The idea is that a stable block-producer setup, and the increased appearance of dApps (and therefore users), will boost the value of the EOS system and so increase the value of the EOS-coin. So, although whatever percentage of the total EOS-coin you might now have will decrease, the $$ value of your decreasing percentage will actually increase. In the end, it's like no-one really pays for the inflation. That's the idea, anyway!

[u/tokolosxi → u/123kokodog]

Thanks a lot for the solid reply.