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>>13370674
>m-muh news articles
The fact is that ETH will die a painful and slow death unless it gets scaling solutions implemented this year. That is very unlikely to happen.

>>13239293
Ethereum has lost most of its market share to EOS and Tron. In its current state it's barely usable. They have some really complicated scaling solutions that everyone keeps talking about, but they've been talking about it for years with nothing to show for it. At this point, even if they do implement their scaling solutions within a year they will be fighting an uphill battle, whereas back during the last bullrun they were the only contender. Even (((they))) are starting to take note, pic related.

>>13222817
I won't touch it until they actually implement their scaling solutions, which they probably won't with in the next half-decade by which point other coins designed for scaling from the ground up will have all the market share.

>>13222849
The notion of an Ethereum killer is obsolete. There are already two smart contract platforms with more active dapps, more volume, and more transaction volume. Eth is already dead. Even (((they))) see the writing on the wall now, which I've been warning you about for over a year.