The greatest Ethereum killer is ETH.
If they were running their platform well, no one would be trying to make an Ethereum killer.
We will see what happens with ETH 2.0
All the ERC20 tokens could migrate to another platform at any moment.
And it will look like a group of people all got together and decided to go to Theta (or something)
With all the money, attention, and ultimately Wall Street backing, I agree with you. At the end of the day, I see that being controlled by Wall Street which means that it will be a screaming success.
There are use cases where high fees are not a problem (like to major firms dealing in very large numbers). In the end, I dont think the average person builds on there.
Two different systems entirely in my opinion. Ethereum will have its place, as I stated in another comment, as a heavy hitter chain. I wouldnt be surprised if the Wall Street firms took over.
The greatest Ethereum killer is ETH.
If they were running their platform well, no one would be trying to make an Ethereum killer.
We will see what happens with ETH 2.0
All the ERC20 tokens could migrate to another platform at any moment.
And it will look like a group of people all got together and decided to go to Theta (or something)
ETH 2.0 is a never-ending promise.
It does show how hard development truly is.
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With all the money, attention, and ultimately Wall Street backing, I agree with you. At the end of the day, I see that being controlled by Wall Street which means that it will be a screaming success.
There are use cases where high fees are not a problem (like to major firms dealing in very large numbers). In the end, I dont think the average person builds on there.
It will be full of heavy hitters.
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ADA is slowly getting there.
Ah yes the Ehtereum killer.
Been waiting for that for years. It was suppose to be EOS. Then BNB. Then Cardano.
Still waiting.
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Maybe Hive.
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Two different systems entirely in my opinion. Ethereum will have its place, as I stated in another comment, as a heavy hitter chain. I wouldnt be surprised if the Wall Street firms took over.
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