> But once again these are still speculative, equivalent to Bitcoin or Ethereum when they were just launched. Yes, and they will compete with eachother and wi

> But once again these are still speculative, equivalent to Bitcoin or Ethereum when they were just launched. Yes, and they will compete with eachother and with ETH2. My personal analysis is that ETH2 will be a failure (coordination problem, too many moving parts, etc), and that one of these 2 will replace ETH - but it's too early to guess which one, because as you said: > that comes with risks, and as far as I know there are still many that think their system is fundamentally flawed.