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Ethereum has very different philosophy (just as an example it's supposed to be an universal computer, not a cryptocurrency). I'm in the Bitcoin camp, and I thi
by xiphias2 8y ago
Ethereum has very different philosophy (just as an example it's supposed to be an universal computer, not a cryptocurrency).
I'm in the Bitcoin camp, and I think that the Ethereum developers are not careful enough with the changes they make to a multibillion dollar system, but you are right, many people like to use it.
- throwawaylolx 8y ago> Ethereum has very different philosophy (just as an example it's supposed to be an universal computer, not a cryptocurrency). Etherum doesn't have much of a philosophy. They have recently been pivoting away from a "universal computer" rhetoric to one focused on "decentralized finance."
- just_one_time_ 8y agoBy Bitcoin we should mean only the Bitcoin Cash fork of the original code base. The addition of SegWit and RBF pivoted Core away from Bitcoin's titular claim to fame, Peer-to-Peer Digital Cash.