@abdelstark Bitcoin hasn't been cypherpunk for many years. It's not because you suddenly went all BTC maxi that the rest of the Ethereum community should follow.
ETH has passed every major update flawlessly. Gas is now below 1 gwei, thanks to a recent 30% block size increase with zero issues.
Pectra is on the horizon to massively improve UX, and Rabby keeps the EVM safe and fun.
Liquidity is robust, protocols are mature and profitable, and the on-chain economy remains largely on ETH mainnet.
L2s do their job (though they underpay for blob inclusion and deserve a higher tax), and inflation is low and sustainable.
Every major whale and institution, up to the POTUS, has been, or soon will be, onboarded into the EVM ecosystem.
A Staked ETH ETF is a sexy product for them.
Plus, the foundation has made significant internal changes, and @Etherealize_io is emerging as a second, more business-focused entity led by true chads, set to supercharge adoption.
This is the Wei.
In times of max stress in crypto, one of our defining characteristics has been the ability to band together, even as competitors, to get through any major crisis. See the ETH loans from Binance/Bitget to Bybit
That said, the comparison here is stark and this is not it @rajgokal
“let's not forget that you need 32 eth to be a validator on ethereum lmao, on solana there's no minimum” - @mert
Yea there’s no minimum $SOL required to run a validator… IF YOU’RE WILLING TO DO IT FOR NEGATIVE APY.
Nice of you to be honest on your site though.
8 years after its launch, bitcoin’s lightning network drops 23% of $100 payments
1 of 4 times you try to send $100 it fails
who’s getting fired for this?