/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>12349797
you use the current supply and compare it to similar assets. clearly, eth is going to flip btc in market cap, for example, because the current price is based on fud (muh unlimited supply) instead of actual fundementals (in reality eth will inflate less than btc and already has more users and a few killer apps built on it like maker dao, plus it's faster and will scale with sharding and pos).

the fundamentals will win out long term. oh, also you can get dividens soon with pos... if no one stake you can get like 10% returns, if everyone stakes your eth rises in value due to eth being locked up...

never been a better investment, and we are at the point of maximum returns after a big dump.

btc has... the btc name, lol.

>>12242252
note the "minimal value transfer" part. you can't use a 2nd layer to send 1 eth to someone. you open a 2nd layer channel by putting up 1 eth as collateral and then interact with a contract a million times (only spending a few gwei in total, must be less than 1% of collateral put up) while only paying a single fee while closing.

this is why lightning does not scale btc, btw. you can't use lightning to send someone 1 btc, period. you can only use it for batching multiple transactions using 10x to 100x the amount sent as collateral.

no fud either, look up what a 2nd layer solution is... it's just batching.