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slowlybecomingsane

They'll just make a fork of an existing EVM blockchain. Not particularly difficult tbh

zackbia

I see many people not answering your question directly, so I'll chime in. USDC is the predominant stablecoin used by US financial institutions today (especially because USDT is technically offshore). USDC itself is a set of smart contracts (aka software) on the EVM (aka ethereum virtual machine). So today, USDC is very easy to swap back and forth with ETH, and it's also very easy to swap USDC on other networks that are EVM-compatible, primarily Base (Coinbase's blockchain). You asked about how tightly coupled stablecoin adoption is with ETH's dominance -- which is a hot debate in the ETH community now -- and there's no consensus yet. The simple ways to think about this are... \- ETH is a volatile asset. Being able to instantly and (almost) freely swap between ETH and USDC is appealing to financial institutions. So, institutions spending big $$ on USDC seems bullish for ETH because as soon as those institutions buy, they are literally one click away from pouring billions into ETH. This implies that USDC adoption is indeed correlated with the rise of ETH. Buying USDC is often interpreted of a soft-launch for eventually buying ETH in that way. \- But the same is true in the other direction. We saw at the height of the Trump tariff fiasco that the market uncertainty caused institutions to cash out of ETH back to USDC, which cratered the ETH price. It might only take slight dips in ETH for institutions to get cold feet -- especially because holding USDC typically earns a \~4% annual return -- so that's the bear case. \- Now, both Stripe and Circle (the sole issuer of USDC) have each decided to launch their own separate EVM-compatible blockchains for USDC. Neither are directly built atop Ethereum, which on its face seems pretty bearish for ETH. I'd say 2/3 of ETH holders don't like this decision by Circle, but this is a brand new development, so I might bite my tongue. \- Ethereum as a blockchain will continue to be decentralized. Most developers and finance in crypto see Ethereum along the lines of "the easy-to-access blockchain for anybody on earth, tied to no specific company". So, the looming question is whether or not Ethereum being decentralized is a true value-add in the long-term. \- Or, do most users of USDC (particularly financial institutions) really not give a shit about decentralization? Would they prefer a centralized blockchain where a trustworthy fintech like Stripe is accountable to the product they trade on and provides development resources? Those are the rough edges of the debate as it's happening now.

RamoneBolivarSanchez

Big Ethereum and EVM adjacent developer event https://ethcc.io

KrustyLemon

And other EVM's won't get that chance...brutal

silentjxhn

It's the second most used chain after Ethereum for payments. It's also EVM compatible.

massettawm

I'd go deeper than just manufacturing the batteries and check out the companies that are set to be sourcing the materials like EV Minerals (EVM.c) : [https://www.reddit.com/r/PennyStocksCanada/comments/1bexjmj/northern\_ontarios\_mining\_potential\_the\_nickel/](https://www.reddit.com/r/PennyStocksCanada/comments/1bexjmj/northern_ontarios_mining_potential_the_nickel/)

massettawm

RIght now I'm going for resource stocks, specifically critical metals that are needed for the production of EVs and EV Minerals (EVM.c) has caught my eye following the return of high-grade results including 1.28% Nickel and 2.54% Copper from its two recently acquired nickel projects in Sudbury, Ontario: [https://www.reddit.com/r/10xPennyStocks/comments/1b7j5np/ev\_minerals\_evmc\_closes\_acquisition\_on\_sudbury/](https://www.reddit.com/r/10xPennyStocks/comments/1b7j5np/ev_minerals_evmc_closes_acquisition_on_sudbury/)

massettawm

In addition to its current Quebec resource which contains a historical resource of 5.585 million tonnes with grades of 0.21% Ni, 0.11% Cu and 0.03% Co, EV Minerals (EVM.c) is now set to acquire 100% of two nickel projects in Ontario: [https://www.reddit.com/r/Canadapennystocks/comments/1b0t2jg/ev\_minerals\_evmc\_to\_acquire\_100\_of\_the\_baldwin/](https://www.reddit.com/r/Canadapennystocks/comments/1b0t2jg/ev_minerals_evmc_to_acquire_100_of_the_baldwin/)

massettawm

For the long term I like companies that are supplying EVs with the materials needed too and EV Minerals (EVM.c) is new on my radar as they're set to acquire 100% of two nickel projects in Ontario, in addition to its current Quebec resource which contains a historical resource of 5.585 million tonnes with grades of 0.21% Ni, 0.11% Cu and 0.03% Co: [https://www.reddit.com/r/Canadapennystocks/comments/1b0t2jg/ev\_minerals\_evmc\_to\_acquire\_100\_of\_the\_baldwin/](https://www.reddit.com/r/Canadapennystocks/comments/1b0t2jg/ev_minerals_evmc_to_acquire_100_of_the_baldwin/)

massettawm

I'm going for the materials needed for EV's as well and EV Minerals (EVM.c) is new on my radar as they're set to acquire 100% of two nickel projects in Ontario, in addition to its current Quebec resource which contains a historical resource of 5.585 million tonnes with grades of 0.21% Ni, 0.11% Cu and 0.03% Co: [https://www.reddit.com/r/Canadapennystocks/comments/1b0t2jg/ev\_minerals\_evmc\_to\_acquire\_100\_of\_the\_baldwin/](https://www.reddit.com/r/Canadapennystocks/comments/1b0t2jg/ev_minerals_evmc_to_acquire_100_of_the_baldwin/)

Mercimec

I like how Defiway create a framework that allow the users of their web3.0 mobile application have the benefit of using the platform crypto swap, and EVM feature, receive and manage their crypto on the go.

Onyourknees__

What about Ravencoin or whatever people are pointing their GPUs at these days? Been seeing EthW up 140% over 90 days, ETC (Eth Classic) up 76% to $26.7 @ 3.8b MCap. Apparently there's some other shit that's asic resistant, double O cuck cycles or [something](https://docs.grin.mw/wiki/extra-documents/how-to-mine/) but it's chart looks like Enron's last days. Probably just capitulation. 3080ti is at like $43 a month converting to BTC at [current](https://www.nicehash.com/profitability-calculator/nvidia-rtx-3080-ti-lhr) rates, for the 1-click install through Nicehash (they take like a 1% fee and just point GPUs at the most profitable algo for the uninitiated). Apparently there are some Layer 2s being built on top of Bitcoin that use PoW with EVM comparability. Wouldn't be surprised is NVDA pumped the fuck out of one that came to market using an ASIC resistant algo to pump Pelosi's bags.

ImaginarySector366

There was no fuss when ETH etf came out. And ETH blockchain is 100 times better than BTC. How many of you understand programming? BTC blockchain is hideous, outdated, and wreaks havoc on the environment. Nothing is good about it at all. It’s like old people clinging to myspace when Facebook was 100 times better. Yeah myspace was cool and starter, but Facebook transformed it. Same way with ETH, and ETH EVM. This was innovation and a new era of Crypto. And no it isn’t like oh Dollar backed up by Gold. BTC is backing up all Crypto. No, BTC could die now, and Crypto payments and solutions would still work fine. That whole Terra scheme, was just to strike fear into traders who don’t know anything about Crypto, that BTC goes down everything else dies hahahaha. Anyway, stupid money for stupid people. Being logical doesn’t make money, you gotta be like the sheeps.

HKDRAKEYCOIN

1. [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7rt70AvCoFI&ab\_channel=mxmusic](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7rt70AvCoFI&ab_channel=mxmusic) The Crypto Game has changed completely from serious projects into Easy, Quickie money MEME GAME. This happened as a result of META –VERSE, NFT failure. Traditional, so called serious projects have failed to deliver as well. 2. [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xh4t7vhs\_J0&ab\_channel=Nightgod333](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xh4t7vhs_J0&ab_channel=Nightgod333) Chinese Scientists Create Dragon Clones! #fyp #nightgod #storytime #creepy #pasta #foryou GOT: DRAGON [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mF4Ay9FdsZo&ab\_channel=WatchMojo.com](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mF4Ay9FdsZo&ab_channel=WatchMojo.com) 3. CHINA Gives Hong KONG Permissions to BUY MEME Tokens : MEME BOOOOOOOOM Season is here!!! Hong Kong Crypto Regulations: New BULL Run Incoming?! 4. [https://twitter.com/drakeycoin](https://twitter.com/drakeycoin) [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RubBzkZzpUA&ab\_channel=DrakeVEVO](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RubBzkZzpUA&ab_channel=DrakeVEVO) DRAKEY DEVELOPER, Has made a FULL Blown Promise to list in MANY Crypto exchange at 2M market cap. HOLDDDDDDDD. MEXC, Will be the first at 2M market cap. DO NOT SELL. 5. As we all know, BINANCE SMART CHAIN, Was the home of MEME tokens since in 2020. WHY, due to lowest gas fees worldwide, ten cents or less to swap, sell or transfer. AI CHAT GTP. [https://openai.com/blog/chatgpt](https://openai.com/blog/chatgpt) Predicted that DRAKEY/DRAGON /DRAKE Will pass PEPE in market cap: [https://drakey.vip/](https://drakey.vip/) 409 BILLIONS Only MAX supply CHINA/HONG KONG DRAGON COIN [https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/drakey/](https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/drakey/) 6. HOW TO USE POOCOIN SWAP: IF YOU HAVE 1.56 BNB, connect wallet, [https://metamask.io/](https://metamask.io/) go to trade, Paste the contract address of the token you want to buy [https://poocoin.app/tokens/0x6a25691cfb4d0c3ecc6ef4f9317a92858f8de638](https://poocoin.app/tokens/0x6a25691cfb4d0c3ecc6ef4f9317a92858f8de638) Example, if you have 2.34BNB, Reduce to 2.3 before you swap. And then swap. MUST Add token contract in wallet, in Meta mask go to assets, custom, paste the DRAKEY contract. 7. MIKEY CHEN HONG KONG: [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iFhqs3AyTAY&ab\_channel=StrictlyDumpling](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iFhqs3AyTAY&ab_channel=StrictlyDumpling) https://twitter.com/drakeycoin [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JhA9GRUbwMM&ab\_channel=HongKong%27Hoods](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JhA9GRUbwMM&ab_channel=HongKong%27Hoods) 8. HOW to buy BNBBSC: Abbreviation for BNB Smart chain. Note, Smart chain is a network like ETH/SOLANA/BTC/AVAX/CRO. The only difference is easy to use, lowest gas fees, covers worldwide. SOLANA is the winner, however it is not EVM compatible where users can just add network setting into Meta mask. IF YOU HAVE TINY LESS THAN 30USD ETH in Meta mask, you lose money to convert to BSC. Send that ETH to coin base pay 2usd fees, Use free coin base convert to convert to SOLANA. And finally send SOLANA here to convert to BSC for less than 1USD. [https://changenow.io/](https://changenow.io/) BNB receipt wallet address is your META Mask BNB wallet address. MUST add BNB network first to create the wallet. FOR Example if you have 2.5sol in coin base or phantom wallet, send 2.3 to cover for the gas fees [https://twitter.com/drakeycoin](https://twitter.com/drakeycoin) 9. [https://metamask.io/](https://metamask.io/) YOU CAN BUY BNB directly in META MASK World wide . MUST add BNB network setting first

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zigmundfraud

Bitcoin has max supply, making it better in terms of being a store of value. Monero's main draw is privacy/anonymity. Ethereum is programmable money, and brings a lot to the table with EVM/Smart Contracts. All cryptos are different, generally speaking. I wouldn't view them as a replacement for cash. Just cool financial things with different use cases.

NathanGorgeous

They're creating their own EVM chain using the Optimism tech stack called Base specifically for building on-chain dApps and they just launched an API called Wallets as a Service. They've hinted that they're building lots of other tech and infrastructure internally as well. I believe they're doing stuff with Meta and Blackrock behind the scenes.

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NoseNoseFoot

I had to look this up, because I've never heard of them. > Evmos is bringing the world of Ethereum-based applications and assets to the interoperable networks of the Cosmos ecosystem, all while aligning developer and user incentives. Let’s adventure together into the world of innovation where EVM meets interchain composability. It's dipping with all of crypto right now.

Dear_Ad_1156

Why don't you invest in Velas Blockchain? it is a self-learning blockchain ecosystem project that uses an AI-powered Delegated Proof-of-Stake (AIDPOS) consensus mechanism for significantly increased scalability, security, and interoperability. It is an EVM-compliant blockchain that allows developers to construct smart contracts in C, Rust, and Solidity, as well as interconnect Ethereum applications with little rewriting.

computery_stuff

> Logistics, especially in food transport, has value added from an indelible time-stamped record of everything. Logistics, especially in food transport, famously does not have crappto based 'trust no one bro' decentralised logs. > Distributed computing and shared resource management are decent in specific cases. Name one of any significance to the world. > Smart contracts are a huge value add once Nakamoto Protocol or similar is integrated on EVM The entire reason we have a legal system, is because *contracts* are notoriously difficult to define & interpret in the squishy world of human reality. So far, the only achievement of smart contracts has been the efficient extraction of money from idiot smart contract writers. Name one smart contract of any significance to the world.

computery_stuff

> Logistics, especially in food transport, has value added from an indelible time-stamped record of everything. Logistics, especially in food transport, famously does not have crypto based 'trust no one bro' decentralised logs. > Distributed computing and shared resource management are decent in specific cases. Name one of any significance to the world. > Smart contracts are a huge value add once Nakamoto Protocol or similar is integrated on EVM The entire reason we have a legal system, is because *contracts* are notoriously difficult to define & interpret in the squishy world of human reality. So far, the only achievement of smart contracts has been the efficient extraction of money from idiot smart contract writers. Name one smart contract of any significance to the world.

SocialSuicideSquad

Logistics, especially in food transport, has value added from an indelible time-stamped record of everything. Distributed computing and shared resource management are decent in specific cases. Smart contracts are a huge value add once Nakamoto Protocol or similar is integrated on EVM, but money skelly is a bit daft on that problem. It also requires good oracle systems and data brokers, but the functionality will follow the opportunity.

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ZoneCaptain

Just save your seed phrase, all wallets are just UI wrapper with trinkets. You can restore yours in metamask (assuming EVM)

pewpewinvest420x69

NFTs achieve essentially the same goal as a company's server would do - except they do it *trustless.* The key here is that the game owner does not have control over the assets - think of something like Eve online, that has had battles costing over $300K in real world money in damages. There's full-blown economies in these games, but blockchain asset ledgers (smart contracts - aka NFTs) add *real ownership and stake* into what would otherwise be "funny money" issued by the developers. Imagine, instead of buying your ship in Eve online with dollars transacted to a worthless in-game currency(that cannot be recalled and is otherwise useless outside the game), you use LRC tokens (the EVM sidechain GME is running their NFT marketplace on that's basically ethereum but with major fixes) to purchase your ship, then you can sell it, or make real money doing some kind of supply runs, piracy, jobs, etc in game. Basically it turns the virtual world into a real economy. Critics often claim how "it's just a game" but quite frankly, all economies work on basic supply and demand. If there was no demand for housing, RE values would be practically nothing. Same would be for in-game assets. If there's demand, there will be valuations. Added benefit - since there's a single blockchain, you could have cross-game assets and currencies for multiple games, should the devs want to go that route

Hot-Horror9942

Yeah that number is total bs, don't mind OP and consider that not all gmetards are actually retarded. Pro's: \- Main point is that the tards are now putting their stocks in their name. you can do this by requesting a certificate but its much faster to do this via the transfer agent (computershare). when first reported retail came in with 5.4 mil shares, then 8.9 mil, today the new numbers come in. \- nft marketplace, now for the actual numbers: both gamestop and their partner loopring make 1% per swap currently, at the moment a similar swap at uniswap costs about 33 dollars at 100 gwei. So unless I'm swapping more than 1650 dollars its cheaper to use the gamestop wallet. but yeah 40 bil / 0.01 = 4 trilion of yearly $ transactions volume, I don't know what drugs OP is doing but I'd like 2 please . Anyways the reason I listed this under pro's is that with EVM coming to loopring gamestop is on track to actually offer fairly priced NFT's with an actual usecase instead of being DiGItAl ARt. \- eliminated all their debt (minus a very small french covid loan) \- expanded product catalog a ton and leased two massive warehouses to back it up Con's: \- yeah its absolutely a gamble \- barrage of negative sentiment full disclosure I own 71 shares (50 in my name and 21 on IBKR) @ 125$ also I'm high as a kite writing this

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That doesn’t mean they will all be sold if the factories are EVM ready by then, construction always has delays

Historical-Pattern-

Bullish Bat again? [397.15 would be the D spot leading to 404 if true](https://www.google.com/search?q=bullish+bat&sxsrf=ALiCzsbuOfr3q1S3A9NqdqEZ7MAp_89ZPQ:1652284715692&tbm=isch&source=iu&ictx=1&vet=1&fir=Ussg2ymLH8NFWM%252CVJ5H0QW92__MDM%252C_%253BDHI2jbdww8lPRM%252CNwA2vQet49bkxM%252C_%253BJ8kPxT6RxbbSKM%252CSG0yeSz88_KkGM%252C_%253Bw2yi1kH_czBSdM%252CSG0yeSz88_KkGM%252C_%253Bp7qnqqaYI92EVM%252C1gBjR4TYCV05wM%252C_%253BEiFniADw31KrCM%252C-rDBivG2KbTiOM%252C_%253B2_NqtOb55wSxuM%252CAqUXec9Q_rklNM%252C_%253BKEndy60kufngXM%252Cyhnvq6nwtoo7yM%252C_%253BMDqlBpkjpVSoSM%252Cp0Pz4S85yxmxgM%252C_%253BOSf4yZhEINV4fM%252COAdwZunpj0gvwM%252C_%253B3DYAXpoXn0nYNM%252C44u0bjxkYhgImM%252C_%253BsBprx6radAEEBM%252CP5N1kMM1RDDMBM%252C_&usg=AI4_-kQor4lt6x5Vg7eLB4Rj1rzzyQbU3g&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwiHvq-c6Nf3AhXIkYkEHbwjCoYQ9QF6BAgDEAE#imgrc=Ussg2ymLH8NFWM)

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Layer 2s are live with substantially lower fees. Sharding is the next upgrade which will further scale the protocol. You also have Polygon as an EVM compatible chain. > there can always be something to replace ethereum as a smart contract network. The point many people are missing is: how will these "replacements" deal with full and congested blocks? They are cheap now because nobody is using them. If everybody moved from Ethereum to one of these other protocols, it will be just as congested, with no L2s to ease that congestion. One solution is to increase block size, but then it becomes very difficult to effectively have a decentralized network if syncing the nodes takes several TBs of bandwidth. Hence we have "the trilemma", and Ethereum has the best solution. Execution layer, settlement layer, rollups, and sharding.

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Gas fees on Ethereum are crazy right now. I suggest using Avalanche, Arbitrum, Polygon, or Solana for now. The first three are EVM compatible so many of the same apps are on it. Solana's kind of its own tech stack. Like Java vs C++. Eth will eventually scale but right now it's mostly a whale playground. We're in the scaling & format wars stage of crypto.

ElectrikDonuts

Came across this on reddit about coding in solidity “it's the general programming language of the ethereum virtual machine. It's like the JavaScript to smart contract programming, useful on other blockchain networks too b/c of cross chain EVM compatibility. It's going to be huge and will be very lucrative to know. As some might say, you can't hire a good solidity dev because they're all rich. I suggest you look into it. Plus it's a global community and you can easily work from anywhere”

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KuDeTa

ETH is the “gas” for its “world computer” (EVM), which is sort of the operating system everything that everything runs within. Every operation in every smart contract has a cost, and the number of active addresses and indeed contracts is rising rapidly.

SPACsTookMyHome

[https://www.reddit.com/r/wallstreetbets/comments/o8mubt/gme\_building\_up\_for\_another\_squeeze/](https://www.reddit.com/r/wallstreetbets/comments/o8mubt/gme_building_up_for_another_squeeze/) Im all in 930 am folks, this little known retailer that sells video game DVD disks will be un stoppable. This shit makes me so dis-illusioned with the market. Drinking on a sat night here , which is rare for me honestly, but man do I hate all these fucking scams. Deal with my anger here folks. Pure rage below Hot take: None of these are short squeezes. But lets go further. Even hotter take. Super nova hot takes : * Your EV company is trying to become a succesful car company. Guess what? Sucessful car companies already exist and we can see what they are valued at - turns out its half to 1/10th the market cap of your EV stock. So even if you succeed in overturning the existing automobile world, your best case scenario is becoming the stock that’s half the value of your current price. You should’ve bought tesla 10 years ago. Lucid in 2021 is pricing in a monopoly that isnt coming. Sorry folks Tesla got a 15 year head start and was able to get 1-2% market share that has been DROPPING as other come online. 15 years to get 2%. How is Lucid going to pass this up? Hint: it’s not. They havent even sold a single car. * Crypto? Mostly a scam. Ethereum / similar distributed projects may find some use in deploying limited-computing-resources distributed apps. But the ethereum virtual machine is inherently limited in ways that decentralized computing cant overcome. the transition to eWASM is exciting but thats it. And is that worth thousands per ethereum? I dont know. Your zero-computing-power bitcoin is a ponzi scheme though. And ethereum is a slightly better ponzi scheme. EVM sucks and the eWASM slightly improved instruction set wont help * Self driving: Pure scam. Spend a few days looking up the current state of neural networks. Spend a few days after that looking up the guarantees required for systems that determine whether or not humans die or live. What you very quickly realize is that neural networks are black boxes and thats not going to allow any kind of analysis for humans. ​ What do I like????? * Last week got very into SRNG - maybe its just as bullshit but its out of my level of knowledge so Im fooled into thinking its useful like these idiots buying bitcoin. * AI used for REALISTIC shit. Your AI is not going to be driving us around. Basically if it requires REAL TIME, INSTANT decisions and a human life is on the line, do not expect this to happen before 2050-2060. And thats optimitsic. Whats realistic? * Finance - KPLT, they are using AI+data from browser to pull off a risk underwriting rbitrage between basic credit system and their own model * Intelligence - Black sky , etc. Basically if you can think about it for an hour or two before deciding = great application for AI ​ ​ KPLT is basically just an AI

PanRagon

BTC and ETH aren't even in the same taxonomy of cryptoassets, most people talking about ETH killing BTC lack a fundamental understanding of the role of each cryptoasset. BTC is a traditional cryptocurrency, but ETH is much more of a cryptocommodity because it offers access to the EVM. Often why you see BTC referred to as 'digital gold' and 'digital oil'. That's not to say ETH can't surpass BTC in price because the value of what it does is higher, but to say their somehow in competition is naive. We're still so early in the cryptomarket that the entire economy is pegged to BTC, which is obvious right now, but that could change in the future. Regardless of where ETH and BTC end up relative to eachother that's not evidence of either displacing the other, because they're really solving seperate issues. It's kind of like saying Intel will replace Nvidia in the future, it's not that Intel couldn't surpass Nvidia's market cap at some point (they've already played jumprope here before), it's that Intel and Nvidia are not solving the same issues so to say that one replaces the other is absurd. While Nvidia makes CPU's they're only higher-end and used in the scientific computing context where Nvidia shines, and while Intel makes integrated GPU's they haven't been interested in breaking in to the higher-end GPU market, so neither of them are really much in competition in the first place. In short: ETH can't take over BTC's job because Ether is inflationary, the BTC supply cap is integral to the role of BTC as a cryptocurrency. BTC can't take over ETH's job because BTC doesn't allow for smart contracts (BCH might disagree on this point) or faciliate tokens on top of it's ecosystem, while the EVM is integral to the role of Ethereum as a cryptocommodity. People who understand both of these cryptoassets also know that they have completely different reasons for existing. You can of course make the argument that BTC will become irrelevant in the future regardless because a cryptocurrency with a max supply who's sole role is facilitating it's own transactions isn't what the market will want, but you can't make the argument that ETH will become that, because ETH is solving an entirely different problem.

SPACsTookMyHome

Why do you think eth has room to run? I am pretty well versed in what the ethereum virtual machine as described in the yellow paper is capable of, what the bottlenecks are, all of the upcoming ETH2.0 technicals regarding the beacon chain etc, as well as current applications of the EVM. Have written a decent bit of solidity code and even have a local private chain on a machine right now where I am testing some DeFi stuff. After all of that, I believe there is some intrinsic value in Ethereum or similar distributed virtual machine technologies. But I have NO IDEA what it is, and certainly it hasn’t gone up 15x in the last year. So just wondering how all of the people who say it has room to run are valuing this stuff

wildbeast99

Ok I will explain. Normally when I trade assets with another person, there is usually a market maker or holding company that's acts as a sort of intermediary. In real estate, for example, there are companies who provide escrow services, paying out depending on other parties meeting certain conditions. Now, all of this can be automated by a smart contract that takes as an input these conditions and as an output, sends funds/and or tokens to the appropriate parties, thereby eliminating the need for a trusted middle man. The problem is, these contracts to be stored and executed in a way that is A) transparent, B) non-partisan. Thus, public blockchains that supported smart contract execution were born. Ethereum or other protocols like avalanche provide a publicly verifiable and transparent execution enviroment for these contracts. (The EVM) In return, a certain fee is paid by the smart contract/participants to the network. These fees, denominated in the native token of the network, not only create organic demand for the token, but also in the future will be burned from the supply, lowering supply of the native token.

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Small find for CTXR: [from this presentation at this time](https://youtu.be/HoTV9xr8EVM?t=1072) there is a possibility that the DMC could intervene and end the phase 3 trial early if the results are extremely positive.

parlez-vous

All I know is that bitcoin is not a good crypto currency to treat like cash. High network fees, a ledger that cannot be sharded and lack of any infrastructure outside of the simple transaction (no chargebacks, disputes or refunds are allowed without just sending the btc back through the network again) means that bitcoin really shouldn't be the go-to currency for people that want to use crypto viably. I also think that as these technical challenges catch up with bitcoin its real value is going to start to fall and plateau. I don't see an upside to using bitcoin versus another crypto currency with better tech (ethereum with it's EVM and smart contracts makes way more sense for pure payment processing than bitcoin) and I don't think it's current price actually reflects the worth bitcoin has compared to other cryptos.