ETH Bleh

[Anonymous No.23479479]

Ethereum cannot scale thats a fact. The ETH 2.0 roll out is protracted and convoluted, not too mention that the technology they are working on is inferior and antiquated in comparison to Polkadot. There is an atmosphere of ambiguity as to when the Ethereum development team will release a fully working product. If ETH 2.0 launches too early there will be without a doubt a series of disastrous catastrophic errors and bugs that will severally impact the confidence of users and investors. If they release ETH 2.0 too late they are going be left behind. Polkadot has already developed a superior network that's orders of magnitude more technologically advanced than Ethereum 2.0. The ETH development team are working on an insurmountable task. Personally my own experience of using Ethereum has been overall a negative one, where the majority of the time I have to pay exorbitant amounts of money in gas fees only for my transactions to get stuck pending for one hour. If people that are technologically literate hate using Ethereum what will normies think of it when they clog the network trying to trade imaginary cats.

[Anonymous No.23479512]

>>23479479
>magnitude more technologically advanced than Ethereum 2.0
Uhm... how?

>If people that are technologically literate hate using Ethereum...


okay you implied you are technologically literate. Please explain the technological benefits of Polkadot.

[Anonymous No.23479635]

>>23479512
the shard spaces. you can't have apps interoperable with each other

DOT can and normies will fomo into it as ETH will fade out slowly

[Anonymous No.23480097]

>>23479635
as in asynchronous validation from sharding prevents communication between contracts? am I following you correctly? Can you give a potential example of when this would be an issue. Or, how being able to would be a benefit

[Anonymous No.23480098]

thanks, just sold 100k

[Anonymous No.23480186]

>>23479479
Try some less dated fud, brah