/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>13966049
Which crashes with neet kitties dapp

op you must be such a fucking autist to believe ethereum isn't going to zero

>>13966049
Can Ethereum handle a social network?
I don't think so. Giving its use cases, it is overpriced af

>>13966084
wont matter when POS .. remember until then only second layer scaling via chainlink & celer & polka will mater.

>>13966049
The flippening was a 2017 meme
We stiffening now

>>13966126

Social network transactions? What's so special with social network transactions, aren't merchants, card issuers and banks more relevant?

>>13966150
Since ethereum is permissionless any can run dApps on it, including social media apps. Issue is that ethereum cannot scale to accommodate everyone running their dApps. Maybe eventually it will but in the meantime, scalable solutions will have released, including some that will run ethereum dApps natively

>>13966049
>Bitcoin's growing network
Blocks are grinding against being full right now for 2 months. Check the transaction counts. It can't go over 400k per day. Its the limit and there is nothing in the works to fix it in some significant way. This has caused fees to rise and most LN stats to stagnate. People dont want to open/close channels, when it takes more and more money and time.
I really dont know what you are talking about, "growing network", wtf.

>>13966204
why would a social network pay more in gas to run on ethereum than actual payments?

IM ALL IN

>>13966049
correct eth is future king of finance

*ahem*
i use ethereum more th

>>13966230

> I really dont know what you are talking about, "growing network", wtf.

That is because you are a brainlet.

Crypto active addresses

> BTC up 21%. ETH down 12%. LTC down 14%.

> BTC has more active addresses than the rest of the top 10 combined

>>13966351

btc is outdated

>>13966351
Busted. I thought something was not right with your stats, so I checked it out. The reality is very different to what you are painting here.

https://bitinfocharts.com/comparison/activeaddresses-btc-eth.html

One more reason to be bearish on BTC I guess. Full blocks on BTC are also hampering active address growth and pushing people on to ETH (and probably other coins too). ETH even very soon to have more active addresses than BTC.

>>13966406

The point is here....

>>13966351

> BTC has the largest network

> It has strongest growth in network adoption and usage

> It has the most money being moved and the largest number of people using it

Right now it doesn't matter if there are 100 other coins doing faster TPS, doing minuscule fees, etc if nobody is using it and it's not being adopted. In 3 years, you'll have another 100 coins doing faster TPS and with better tech. Everyone is not going to be chasing pumps and dumps of the next best tech. This is money. This isn't the newest smartphone.

>>13966552

you know that isn't true. btc is not a global hedge. only in the context of an unlikely search for answers btc was tagged with thst but the retention is far from guaranteed because of the reliance on exchanges and not being legal tender while central banks do not consider btc as a store of value.

You're super indoctrinated aren't you because you're missing out the larger picture

>>13966126
Also it works as a day to day currency better than bitcoin does.

dapps are a bullshit fad, I'm holding ETH more for the change to POS and increase in TPS that's coming down the line.

>>13966940

web 3.0 in line with teh ,fourth industrial revolution is a meme?

time will tell

>>13966049
ETH will fail

>>13966049
ETH will fail

>>13967525
>> ETH will fail
>> No justification

Care to elaborate more?