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In my humble opinion (because I'm not a "crypto investor"), Ethereum lost all credibility with that fork. You can't trust a system/currency that changes the rul
by ciupicri 6mo ago
In my humble opinion (because I'm not a "crypto investor"), Ethereum lost all credibility with that fork. You can't trust a system/currency that changes the rules like that.
- latchkey 6mo agoI believe actions speak louder than words. Their continued execution, including successfully switching engines mid-flight (The Merge), has earned them a bit of reprieve in your view.
- ciupicri 6mo agoSpeaking of actions and words, what good is a contract if it can't be enforced? So I find hard to trust Ethereum. All that new stuff could change the point of view if it were some ordinary software, but since we're talking about a currency, trust is very hard to regain. How can someone be sure that they won't change their mind again? I haven't followed the evolution of Dogecoin, but even that sounds more reliable and at least it doesn't pretend to be taken seriously.
- latchkey 6mo ago[dead]