Although I can't for the life of me understand how EOS can already be worth $380 million. This is the current problem with crypto. Most currencies or tokens are simply speculated into the stratosphere and have no sound basis for their value.
Until we see some of these companies actually creating value and find a way to value their worth with something tangible besides pure speculation and hype, we won't see as much money enter the space.
How long will it take for EOS to actually create something worth $380 million? until then everyone's investment is way over-priced and a has a lot of catch up to do before they are making any real gains.
RE: What if Cryptocurrencies reach 1% of the total Capital Markets?