@lay2000lbs@RuneKek That's the ChainlinkGod method.
What really moves the needle is talking to other Ethereum project founders, that aren't listed on https://t.co/y7fAGuCpGa, and convincing them to build on Arbitrum.
For example - Synthetix, Alpha Finance
@LefterisJP "It's who you know" will only change if the SEC makes the accredited investor definition a competency test.
Since that isn't happening anytime soon, I wonder if VC further consolidates when AGI really gets going.
@comsiliens @HighCoinviction Have you actually used Optimism and Arbitrum? Have you seen the speed and lower fees? Do you understand that these fees will drop another 10X or more after ETH2?
Or do you just like to share gifs when you don't understand? :)
@comsiliens @HighCoinviction Lastly, Ethereum is the IBM of our generation. It's not the fastest, but the standard everyone will use because it has all the network effects.
Solana is just hot today but recently it was Polygon and before that was BSC.
@comsiliens @HighCoinviction Solana's main advantage is speed and having a live product.
This completely changes once Polkadot goes live.
Also, you're underestimating Cosmos.
@toly@EthereumJesus At some point Moore's Law could kick in for Solana's validators, but then Ethereum will also solve it's problems with storage size etc.
It's still not clear to be how much capacity Solana has over sharded blockchains.
@toly@EthereumJesus Thanks for clarifying.
Solana may have higher capacity in the short term, but that's because the tradeoff is sacrificing decentralization with these super nodes run in data centers. (every system has tradeoffs)
@toly@EthereumJesus Solana's current current TPS ranges between 1290-1900. (https://t.co/kPvuc03N2v)
Vitalik says rollups can offer about 3000 TPS. (not initially) https://t.co/mvbmNcAEoT
What am I missing?