WIll ETH cost $20k each in 2 years?

[Anonymous No.9003815]

All these experts say BTC will cost $250k end of 2020, mcafee says $1mil end of 2020, varies others experts have similar figures.

With that being said if BTC does reach $250k how much do you think other coins like ETH and these other big alts will cost? If ETH grows the same rate as BTC then it'll reach around $20k.

Personally I don't believe BTC will reach $250k but I do belive BTC will grow eventually over time. For example I belive BTC will reach 25k at the end of this year, end of 2019 will reach 50k, and then the growth will slowly decrease to every year. 2020 - 70k, 2021 - 90k, 2022 100k.

You get the idea basically BTC will act more like stock, where it'll be more "stable". This is

[Anonymous No.9003835]

>>9003815
E.

O.

S.

Dan is coming for you and he will win. Ethereum will always require user transaction fees and be single threaded.

[Anonymous No.9003866]

>>9003835
EOS will always be a centrally controlled database pretending to be a blockchain. Dan larrimer scammed you, please do not scam others

[Anonymous No.9003931]

>>9003866
Thanks for confirming yourself retarded. 121 block producers (businesses or well funded groups) is so much more decentralized than Ethereum which is controlled by 2 mining groups.

If you take the time to read what I wrote you will know this:

You’re wrong and I’m right.

EOS is more decentralized than Ethereum.

[Anonymous No.9003999]

>>9003931

[Anonymous No.9004018]

>>9003835

nope, you must not have heard about the account abstraction upgrade that will let devs pay for the transactions of users. ETH will also have "free" transactions, as far as the end-user is concerned. Also the final phase of sharding will be multi-threaded. Anyway, why would Ethereum ALWAYS need to be a certain way? It's an open source technology that can change literally any aspect. Vitalik could just clone the EOS repo and start over if it was truly that great.

[Anonymous No.9004046]

>>9004018
>if it was truly that great.

It ain’t

[Anonymous No.9004093]

>>9004046
I know, it just shows that he misunderstands how this technology works if he thinks those things are some kind of permanent advantage of EOS

[Anonymous No.9004137]

>>9004018
>the final phase of sharding will be multithreaded

See you in 2022 on your centralized blockchain controlled by 2 mining groups.

[Anonymous No.9004151]

>>9003835

Exactly.
I just can't comprehend this.
If it was a working product, AWESOME, I'll fucking buy it.
It sounds great in practice, but that's literally all you're buying.
Realize that.

Hey I have a great idea for 1 trillion dollar company, and I swear I'll do it. Just give me your money first and then I swear, I'll do it.

[Anonymous No.9004168]

>>9004137
Staking pools consisting of many individuals who can leave anytime they want are fundamentally more decentralized than block producers who are a single entity. You are not nearly as smart as you think you are.

[Anonymous No.9004218]

>>9004018
>ETH will also have "free" transactions
Yeah one day. Like every other crypto project that promises whatever. All coins are like "we're gonna add this, we're gonna add that". It means nothing until it's actually done.

And with EOS, it is done.

I too can create a bitcoin clone and say "it's gonna have 100000tx per seconds, turing complete smart contracts and perfect consensus algo in 2 years. BUY BUY BUY".

It means nothing until it's done

[Anonymous No.9004245]

>>9004218
HOW IS IT DONE?
IT'S STILL AN ERC20 TOKEN
NOTHING IS DONE

THE MENTAL FUCKING GYMNASTICS OF YOU PEOPLE

[Anonymous No.9004271]

>>9004245
The code is done, it's working perfectly on test net. Devs are already using it to make apps. And main net is coming in 1 month.

It is done.

[Anonymous No.9004319]

>>9003931
>He doesnt know Ethereum is switching to PoS (true PoS, not some lazy, centralized bullshit dPoS)

[Anonymous No.9004321]

>>9004271
Can you use it?
Can you use it RIGHT NOW?
No, you can't?
Then it's not fucking done.

[Anonymous No.9004338]

>>9004168
I agree with this thanks

[Anonymous No.9004346]

>>9004218
EOS doesn't have free transactions, you have to stake eos in a three day contract to get 'bandwidth' for transactions.

[Anonymous No.9004361]

>>9004321
>Can you use it RIGHT NOW?
I can, I'm using it on the test net.

And you'll be able to use it on the main net in 1 month. Unlike "muh eth sharding" coming out in 2 years.

If you can't understand the difference between a finished product coming out in 1 month and a theoretical idea coming out in 2 years, maybe you deserve to stay poor?

[Anonymous No.9004378]

>>9004361
how many times has the main net been coming down the pipe in 1 month now? Quite a few right?
Frankly I don't like either project.
All in IOTA

[Anonymous No.9004396]

>>9004346
>EOS doesn't have free transactions, you have to stake eos in a three day contract to get 'bandwidth' for transactions.
it's free for users.

You think 4chan has "free bandwidth"? No they pay for it. You don't. Would you use 4chan if it asked you for money every post? No you wouldn't.

Same thing for EOS. The app developers are the one making the money, so it's only fair that they pay the fees. It worked for the entire internet mass adoption, and it wlll work for EOS.

Asking users to pay for the txs is retarded.

[Anonymous No.9004397]

>>9003815
Can't happen to many people will become rich AF I'm talking billionaires. Not enough money for all this unless it's the biggest wealth transfer in the history of the world.

[Anonymous No.9004412]

>>9004361
This is both hilarious and accurate. Smart people who have been around since 2013 and do their own research usually end up at EOS for a reason.

[Anonymous No.9004418]

>>9004378
>how many times has the main net been coming down the pipe in 1 month now? Quite a few right?

0 times.

It's always been coming out on this exact date.

And the code is ready. It could come out right now. It's just waiting for the ico to finish.

I thought you were out? Do you keep coming back cause you keep getting BTFO?

[Anonymous No.9004425]

>>9004396
No it's not free for users, what does that even mean. Everyone is a user.
You can pay for someone else's transaction (including users of your dapp or whatever) and that's all there's to it.

[Anonymous No.9004437]

>>9004412
Why do I feel like Dan Larimer makes these memes about himself and posts them himself on 4chan to feel good

[Anonymous No.9004459]

>>9004437
Because you’re retarded. This is also demonstrated by you being what I assume to be a salty noeoser.

[Anonymous No.9004460]

>>9004425
>You can pay for someone else's transaction (including users of your dapp or whatever
lollllll no you can't. You've obviously never coded on ethereum. In order for your dapp to pay for user's tx, you need to hold their private keys. What kind of dapp would require their users to store their private key on their servers?

maybe learn about ethereum before you put all your trust in it?

[Anonymous No.9004485]

>>9004437
>Why do I feel like Dan Larimer makes these memes about himself and posts them himself on 4chan to feel good
lol have you run out of arguments? Looks like it.

[Anonymous No.9004512]

>>9004460
No there are ways to do it they’re just way more expensive than EOS which is a finished product coming out in a month.

[Anonymous No.9004513]

>>9004460
You're confused, I'm writing about how eos works.

[Anonymous No.9004515]

>>9004459
oh good one rakesh

[Anonymous No.9004526]

>>9003931
>EOS is more decentralized than Ethereum.
A) there is no EOS as you write this
B)for there to be a tradeable EOS token, they fucking made an ERC-20 token

[Anonymous No.9004544]

>>9004512
Cool finished product

[Anonymous No.9004549]

>>9004526
DIDN'T YOU READ?
IT'S ON THE testnet

[Anonymous No.9004553]

>>9003815
i like the way you think

[Anonymous No.9004561]

>>9003815
$0.1

[Anonymous No.9004612]

>>9003931
Ethereum has thousands of miners and is likely going to have thousands of validators in PoS.
Pools have no control.
15 nodes can do everything on eos, including arbitrarily removing data or freeze accounts. All pools can do is stall the network for a moment, they can't edit balances and contracts. After the attack every miner switches from them and the network continues to work.

[Anonymous No.9004623]

>>9003815
A 20k ETH means a gigantic market cap well beyond the realm of half way plausible. There is too much ETH in circulation.

[Anonymous No.9004681]

Notice how dishonest EOS shills are. >>9003835

Criticizing ETH for being single threaded, acting like EOS is already perfectly multi-threaded.

except >>9004544

[Anonymous No.9004697]

jesus christ the deluded EOSfags here

get your centralized bullshit outta here lmao

OP, i doubt ETH will ever go above $2.5-3K to be honest. at best. $2K would be more plausible

[Anonymous No.9004936]

>>9003815
> BTC Dominance: 38.5%
BTC has a fucking chance to die this year. All times low was 33% and it loses 0.5-0.75% every day.

[Anonymous No.9005090]

Do you really think there could be so many billionaires? Think again.

[Anonymous No.9005125]

>>9005090
There wouldn't be that many billionaires, most people would sell long before then. Holding is not that easy

[Anonymous No.9005187]

I know the most random dude who somehow knew about ETH not long after ICO and has about 8000. It makes me feel like I will never make it.