There is another aspect of EOS. Since it is considering the infrastructure of DApp, it has also begun to consider ease of use. This can also be seen from the interview with BM, he also thinks about ease of use. This is currently rare in the blockchain industry.
For example, one of EOS’s interesting designs is that ordinary users don’t have to pay. At present, users need to pay a handling fee to use an application based on Ethernet. Friends who play encrypted cat games have a deep understanding that the handling fee is not cheap, especially when there is congestion.
Ordinary users based on the EOS blockchain do not have to worry about handling fees, which is helpful for entering more mainstream people. It is difficult for ordinary users to imagine how many people would be willing to use instant messaging, say a word, post to a circle of friends, and write a comment for all costs.
In addition, EOS also provides an account recovery function. At present, a major obstacle for ordinary users to enter the blockchain is the custody of private keys. The user has to worry that the private key cannot be found or lost, but also that the private key hacker discovers it and steals the assets. And for most people, the private key itself is not easy to use and has a great psychological cost.
EOS provides account recovery function. The EOS system will allow a "recovery partner" in the future. If your account is hacked, you can retrieve the private key and restore the account through your account "recovery partner".