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Ethereum isn't useful for smart contracts; they are too expensive to call methods on chain and EVM is too inflexible and bug prone. The only use for ethereum i
by 45h34jh53k4j 9y ago
Ethereum isn't useful for smart contracts; they are too expensive to call methods on chain and EVM is too inflexible and bug prone.
The only use for ethereum is shittokens, and you could practically coingen these for free, and trade forever. No load on the shared commons, isolate activity to the specific coin. The only advantage is the ECR20 standard that aids exchange integration.
SV is all a blaze about Ethereum, but I tell you, this too shall pass.
Long on other smart contract platforms, but not ETH.
- taternuts 9y agoWhat other smart contract platforms are worth following?
- Geee 9y agoCardano.
- CryptoPunk 9y ago>>SV is all a blaze about Ethereum, but I tell you, this too shall pass. Doesn't look like this is fading away: https://etherscan.io/chart/tx https://etherscan.io/chart/tx >>The only advantage is the ECR20 standard that aids exchange integration. That's a massive advantage. Several decentralized exchange protocols are being developed, and a decentralized exchange, EtherDelta, is the most utilized DApp on Ethereum: https://ethgasstation.info/gasguzzlers.php https://ethgasstation.info/gasguzzlers.php Ethereum's network effect in crypto-assets is growing stronger every day, with 91 of the top 100 tokens now ERC20 tokens: https://coinmarketcap.com/tokens/ https://coinmarketcap.com/tokens/