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I'm asking a more specific question. Ethereum exists, many people value it, what I want to know is how this new technical implementation changes the situation.
by usgroup 4y ago
I'm asking a more specific question. Ethereum exists, many people value it, what I want to know is how this new technical implementation changes the situation.
- rvz 4y agoUnlike the other reply attempting to derail your question to the same anti-crypto arguments, I will directly answer your question on 'what could possibly go wrong' with a single word: Centralization. This has always been a problem with Ethereum and 'the merge' doesn't solve that and it will just continue to go down that route and will increasingly be that way. As for a use-case, the only one which makes sense on the blockchain is something like what ENS does [0] which even some products have been built on top of that like Skiff [1]. But on this site to be honest you are not going to get a clearer, balanced and direct response that isn't on either extreme or screaming absolutist claims in both for or against crypto. [0] https://ens.domains https://ens.domains [1] https://skiff.org https://skiff.org