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Is DeFi a serious threat to ETH? what's his next move?

Do you have any other picture of Vitalik where he doesn't look completely autistic?

I'm preparing a presentation for some very old boomers to get them, as broker, into the ETH Ponzi scheme.
I'm trying to give the "CEO" a remarkable and trustable appearance but with Vitalik is really really hard.

Not business related but come on people we’re all wondering. He kind of looks like a handsome Chad in this picture, right?

He’s a swell guy and he’s made us all a lot of money, we should get him some puss. I know he’s not gay btw he doesn’t look gay.

>>2840047
I think he's a shape shifter. Sometimes he looks alright. Sometimes he looks like he has aids.

A lot of people are thinking "holy shit why didn't I throw 10k at this in the winter"

I'll tell you why:

>centralized
ETH team bailed out the devs when they lost $55M due to incompetence. This means they changed the natural progression of the blockchain and nothing is stopping them from doing it again.

>muh ETH alliance
Much like the XRP bank alliance, the ETH alliance is made of companies, who are using ETH source code to develop private blockchains. In return, ETH gets to show off brands and retards like you buy it and drive the price up 1000-fold. Companies are not getting on the public ETH blockchain and they never intended to.

>not capped, premined and 90M+ coins minted
ETH does not have a hardcap for the coins like Bitcoins. This means there is not a limited supply. As you collect your precious Ether, miners are going to mine a shitload, dump it on the market and keep the price low in the long run. ETH had a huge premine, which means Vitalik and his buddies could dump any moment. And finally, the number of coins is quadruple the number of Bitcoins. Which already makes the effective price of ETH around $800 compared to Bitcoin. Not counting inflation.

But don't listen to me, listen to Buterin. Who am I after all?

>>2181796
buy ethereum

>>2178582
Nah. I'll wake up tomorrow and be happy about more ETH gains because I pulled everything out of XMR and put it into ETH. I supported Monero, but no longer after that stunt. It's not easy to build trust after you break it, not for me at least.

>>2163065
just buy ethereum already

I have 10% of my wealth in it and would have 20% if I had an active income aside from trading

Why didn't you buy ethereum, kid?

>>2080840

looks like this photo was edited.

>looks normal in this pic

ETH is going to surpass $100 in less than 6hours!