/biz/ - Business & Finance

Have you ever magically had some goods added to your wallet by an Anon? If so, what did you get?
I had it happen twice. I got 80 “Kee Bucks” the other day. But, a few months ago I got 0.55 ETH out of the blue

>>15591905
>I don't think they're necessarily doomed to fail because all in ones have proven to be extremely user friendly and generally more popular. Look at Reddit for example, a whole lot of people get their news, information and entertainment from one location.

But Ethereum UX is absolute dogshit anon, especially for payments.
Besides you just proved my point and completely missed yours, Reddit isn't a news or an entertainment site, it's a content aggregator website, most of the actual content is created and stored/hosted on other websites dedicated to it.
It's a glorified comment system, there is no reddit journal, reddit studios or reddit channel.

The problem of ethfags is that they consider the Ethereum chain as some sort of decentralized version of Linux, that's why there is still not a single consumer friendly (or even business friendly) usecase for it because it's going everywhere and nowhere.
Why do you think so many founders left in the 2 years following the mainnet to have their own ventures?

>plasma/sharding
Pies in the sky which will solve everything hearing ethfags which is exactly why they won't, just like LN.

Ethereum still has the first mover advantage but it will have to pick up a usecase and dedicate itself to it.
The future isn't one chain where everything happen but hundreds of them interacting with each others.

Thinkpad (P51) running Linux