> Ethereum is already better-equipped to scale and the protocol is actively evolving That is laughably false. Ethereum node decentralization is cratering, be

> Ethereum is already better-equipped to scale and the protocol is actively evolving That is laughably false. Ethereum node decentralization is cratering, because it is becoming impossible to even synchronize a node anymore. I'd suggest you're not as technically inclined as you assert if you don't recognize this. > In terms of transaction throughput, Bitcoin has a stupid hard limit of 1mb per 10mins of data Bitcoin has a hard-limit in order to protect the decentralization of its nodes, and the consensus rules of the protocol. It's OK, I suppose, if you don't mind forking a supposedly immutable blockchain every time a few big investors lose money, but bitcoin is a slightly better value proposition than that.