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THIS IS WHY YOU USE TEST TRANSACTIONS
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for every like and retweet i get on this post in the next 24 hours, i will donate $1 to roman storm's defense fund via the ENS davecraige.eth (operated by @_Enoch)
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Three years ago on this date, Nikolai was found washed up on the beach of Puerto Rico under suspicious circumstances. He was a great man, a legendary cypherpunk developer and a friend. His work included MakerDAO (now Sky), Reflexer, Balancer, Dappsys and more. Rest in peace.
CIA and Mossad and pedo elite are running some kind of sex trafficking entrapment blackmail ring out of Puerto Rico and caribbean islands. They are going to frame me with a laptop planted by my ex gf who was a spy. They will torture me to death.
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dear algorithm: please show this post to everyone who is interested in ethereum cypherpunk culture thank you
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solana spends 9,920,545$ per day on validators. for the same price, you could run an OP Stack L2 on mainnet with celestia DA for 100 years on @conduitxyz, sweep 30 miladys off the floor, buy a 2024 lamborghini huracán, and still have 4,444,909$ left over. just use ethereum.
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STOP MAKING NEW L2S PLEASE
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THE HATED RALLY HAS ONLY BEGUN 4K -> 8K -> 16K -> 100K
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FYI this is his fund's YTD performance
Common sense often goes out the window in crypto: BTC: A SoV with a broken long-term security model ETH: A smart contract platform without capacity XRP: A centralized "cryptocurrency" In this light & without retreating into obscurity, SOL starts to look damn good in comparison!
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ETH is going to 20k and there's nothing you can do about it 🔥🔥🔥
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I want to invent new unregulated casinos, not anything useful for the world.
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JUST IN: Ethereum Foundation hires a social media intern (the official one, not me)
hello world computer
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There are a thousand chains faster than Ethereum. There are zero (0) chains with more security and decentralization. We should play to our strengths
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Fusaka is the new Ethereum L1 upgrade officially scheduled for the 3rd of December 2025, 21:49:11 UTC time. But how does it affect Ethereum? What are the changes being made to Mainnet? Let's find out in today's Fusaka thread! 1/50
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Rest in peace, Ansem.
ethereum will never trade above four thousand dollars as long as i live on the planet earth
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Solana should be an Ethereum L2.
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The identity of the attacker has been CONFIRMED as British national and cybercriminal Laurence Day (@functi0nZer0), also known for his $100M attack on Euler v1. He is currently on the run from the British authorities. Please submit any information regarding his whereabouts.
Balancer was hacked for ~$100M. Hacker seems experienced: 1. Seeded account via 100 ETH and 0.1 Tornado Cash deposits. No opsec leaks 2. Since there were no recent 100 ETH Tornado deposits, likely that exploiter had funds there from previous exploits
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i've spent a long time thinking about this, and I can no longer stay silent while big whales extract from ETH holders. ethereum's modern form is centralized, culturally decaying and unfixable. my farewell to the community + why i'm joining @solanafndn 1/18 👇
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ETH is at 2.3k. Is there any reason why you're not throwing your whole life savings in right now? (I bought with all the fiat left in my wallet)
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>be @dYdX >one of the best DEXs on ethereum >ethereum L2 appchain >pivot to becoming alt L1 >die why would anyone do this?
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PECTRA IN 30 MINUTES
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happy pride month
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Economic activity has fled to Solana
This is why Ethereum is losing. People propose a very well speced and concretely motivated EIP then some alignment larp tells them "eth solves for economic incentives with real consequences". Bro do you realize your chain has 12 second block times? Do you realize your chain processes 100x fewer tps than Solana? Do you realize that economic activity has fled to Solana? Why don't you guys go solve those real economic problems then? Oh wait you can't because thats not your job. Your job is to "sell ethereum to tradfi", and the first EIP in years that might have helped you do that got killed because of religious zealotry on ACD. Gaurentee you if this EIP had passed you would be spam tweeting about how this was going to turbo charge ethereum ETFs or some other equally unoriginal take to the one you have offered here because that is what you do. You are basically an AI agent prompted with "whatever anyone says on X dot com, find a way to spin it into being bullish for ethereum".
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Stop using banks. Ethereum's the Internet of money. You get zero payment limits, near-zero fees and keep total custody of your own money. (Challenge: 0.02 Ξ to the first 8 who place it near a bank and DM me a photo of the poster + surroundings. Files in replies)
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solana's one use case is pumping & dumping coins to extract from retail
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$ETH is going to $64k 2025 🚀
$ETH is going to $32k 2025 🚀
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holy shit vitalik wartime arc
bro the ETH foundation is paying researchers and devs that are responsible for (i) ethereum not bleeding 5M ETH/year to proof of work (ii) your fees being low today (iii) your txs getting included in < 30s instead of like 1-30 min (eip 1559) show some respect
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what was that again i didn't hear you
One day the stockholm syndrome will wear off And then we can progress forward
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the defi protocol gigathread, covering 47 protocols. uniswap, maker, aave, frax, liquity, chainlink, uma, balancer, lido, eigenlayer, rocketpool, pendle, curve, convex, morpho, tornado cash, karak, spark, renzo, reflexer, gearbox... one post each, basic summary. let's go. 1/49
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ETHEREUM
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Fix the money, fix the world. Ethereum makes the financial system more like the Internet: open and accessible to all.
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Unpopular opinion: At this current state of the market, $ETH is likely the simplest and safest 20x opportunity still available.
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across (@AcrossProtocol) is hands-down the best bridge i've ever used in terms of both cost and speed and it's not even close. how does it fill orders with low fees and 30-second bridging times? let me tell you all about its secrets 1/9
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this doesn't happen on Ethereum. lesson in there
🚨 BREAKING: The $SUI blockchain has been down for 51 minutes, with no blocks produced during this period.
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$ETH is going to 10k or i delete my account
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ETH is going to 20k and there's nothing you can do about it 🔥🔥🔥
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Price can go as low as it needs to go. Fundamentals haven't changed. Buying $ETH
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BREAKING: Ethereum Development Halts After Vitalik Discovers Sex "I have determined through my calculations that my phallus needs to experience far more pleasure surplus in order to properly calm my overactive mind down to be able to focus on finding a scaling solution."
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48% of the SOL supply was allocated to insiders.
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pectra's coming soon, here's a TL;DR of everything in it with a quick explainer of what it does
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Deutsche Bank is launching an L2 on Ethereum and you're not bullish? What the hell does ETH have to do for you to accept it, cure world hunger?
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justin bons wrote all this, only for his firm to underperform ETH by 11.8%
Ethereum is in deep trouble UNI moving off-chain is only the final nail in the coffin, all apps are moving to competing L1s & L2s instead Collapsing ETH revenue, UNI was ETH's biggest fee-paying customer! Now ETH is being left behind, irrelevant & broken; Ethereum is cooked 🧵 What did we expect would happen after pushing all usage to competing chains ("L2 scaling") A cucked course of action from the perspective of ETH Betraying ETH's cypherpunk dream for the sake of L2 VC funding, as the ultrasound money meme has now been thoroughly defeated by "L2 scaling" It is as clear as day from the moment Dank Sharding was implemented, as you can see in the chart below: It shows that when users move off the L1 significantly fewer fees end up on the L1, decreasing the burn rate. This should have been obvious from the start. This usage & resulting revenue is now getting captured by rent-seeking L2s instead! That is what makes it parasitic, as only a fraction of the fees ends up back in the L1, while for-profit companies get to keep the rest. All while these same parties lobby to keep ETH's L1 block space constrained This chart released by @Unchained_pod even shows how for every dollar paid to the L1 OP gets to keep 300 dollars! If that is not extractive, I do not know what is: EIP-4844 only accelerated that process, by giving L2s a cheap place to put their data while entirely ignoring L1 users, that is why UNI is forced to move elsewhere: The fact that a swap cost over $30 on ETH now is completely unacceptable, as well as a $60 NFTs sale fee, what is this clown world? 🤡 It is all effectively a giant middle finger to the incredible achievements of ETH DeFi, as they break up the kingdom into smaller parts for the sake of selfish profit. High fees kill utility & innovation every single time: UNI should move as far as possible away from ETH as possible as far as I am concerned The UNI L2 will have its own validator set anyway, so it will be entirely possible for them to pivot to becoming an L1 in their own right in the future, or they will deploy the uni app natively on an alternative chain eventually The only reason left to deploy on ETH is the security, however, security is based on revenue in the long run. This is why ETH is on a steady path to nowhere with its current roadmap, as L2s are sucking all of the life out of it Bait & Switch: We all noticed it, we are not stupid, just like we also noticed it for BTC, as the light of truth exposes all of the corruption As instead of a "global computer"; a single composable state where all DeFi could interoperate; ETH is now a fragmented ecosystem of centralized service providers... The complete opposite of what ETH was supposed to become, to make it even worse: Remember ETH 2.0? Scaling the L1 through execution sharding; That has now been successfully implemented on NEAR & EGLD with more soon to come. All while purely parallelized chains make a decent case for not even needing to implement sharding & still keeping up with massive demand! As the technology has advanced so far we can even say that we have solved the classical blockchain trilemma in practice, making all of the compromises inherent in ETH's "L2 scaling" entirely unnecessary All while the ETH core developers claim that scaling the L1 while preserving decentralization is "impossible", an unbearable state of affairs Conclusion: Ethereum is effectively bankrupt, not just intellectually & ethically but also economically Still riding on the laurels of its past success, most cannot see the writing on the wall At this point, Ethereum deserves to lose, as it has been doing over the last year, losing ground to its technologically far superior competitors. The success of UNI is no longer correlated with the success of ETH The numbers do not lie, ETH has made itself irrelevant & it will continue to decline as it continues down this self-destructive path. The future now belongs to the countless alternatives that are open for business now!
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ethereum is the world computer. ethereum is the world computer. ethereum is the world computer. ethereum is the world computer. ethereum is the world computer. ethereum is the world computer.
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>be tier 3 VC >aggressively misunderstand L2 scaling >aggressively misunderstand MEV
Replying to @Melt_Dem
11/ i've never said this in public before but, it's time Proof of Stake was a mistake Ethereum could have been a trillion dollar protocol with its own robust energy to compute ecosystem. instead MEV extracts billions in value from users and apps.
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No we fucking are not divided We are very united in the idea that rollbacks are retarded
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I am a zoomer ETH maxi. Yes we are real, yes we exist. ETH to $140k.
I am a zoomer ETH maxi. Yes we are real, yes we exist. ETH to $140k.
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Unpopular opinion: At this current state of the market, $ETH is likely the simplest and safest 40x opportunity still available.
Unpopular opinion: At this current state of the market, $ETH is likely the simplest and safest 20x opportunity still available.
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are we so back?
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you can just buy ETH
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This guy just dmed me saying he's looking for beta testers for his game and is willing to pay a whole ETH for feedback! Just downloaded it on my computer but the game doesn't seem to load
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>Solana founder >doesn't use DeFi folks the situation at the EF is not that bad
Because of my position I don’t even trade on chain. Every once in a while I’ll do a usdc/usdt $1 swap to test priority fee pricing. Unless you are a socialist, profit == value consumer derives from the product excess of labor and costs.
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solana's entire use case is GONE when @megaeth comes out. the speediest of the speedy, the ultimate VC chain, except as a ZK rollup on top of Ethereum. we will all be laughing at sqlana for being centralized and still slow to a billion more users and beyond
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Replying to @0xRacist
Yeah I earn 6 figs
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congratulations everybody. we've passed three thousand. on our way to 4k and beyond 🚀🧑‍🚀
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Ethereum is rising as a competitor to the payment processing giants. We are still early. ETH to 200k
Replying to @0xstark
5. Stablecoin volumes in the Ethreum ecosystem are now competitive with major payment processing networks, including Mastercard and Visa.
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ONE MONTH UNTIL PECTRA
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ethereum is the SINGLE MOST DECENTRALIZED CHAIN. THERE IS NO SECOND BEST. ethereum has the best decentralization and security of ANY chain from economics to social layer. and we can illustrate this through a series of comparisons with bitcoin. bitcoin has security budget issues which prevent it from being sustainable in the long term, let alone secure. it would require bitcoin to continuously go up 2x every 4 years to maintain the same level of security regardless of the structural selling due to the extrinsic cost of energy, as the block reward halves every 4 years. and the bitcoin community itself does not seem to want payments onchain, preferring to use LN (which is a failure btw), custodians and other solutions, resulting in a future with no transaction fees to make up for the decreasing block reward. in this sense, ALL OFFCHAIN BITCOIN SCALING SOLUTIONS ARE PARASITIC TO BITCOIN AS BITCOIN REQUIRES TRANSACTION FEES TO SURVIVE. on the other hand, ethereum has no such thing. due to not having any major expenditure of energy to ensure consensus but rather a consensus algorithm based on weakly subjective consensus (Gasper). this ensures that we can maintain a high level of security even without high levels of inflation. ethereum does not require high levels of transaction fees on mainnet to keep going at the same level of cryptoeconomic security, while bitcoin does. this allows us to outsource execution to L2s. IT DOES NOT MATTER IF L2 MAKES PROFITS FROM TRANSACTION FEES. THE NETWORK RUNS. ETH IS STILL DEFI MONEY. L2 IS NOT PARASITIC, AS THE VALUE OF ETH IS NOT TIED TO THE TRANSACTION FEES IT TAKES IN. and let's talk about proof of work vs. proof of stake. bitcoiners like to talk about stake concentration in ethereum, but then forget to mention bitcoin's own mining concentration caused by the centralizing effects of proof of work which naturally guide larger miners to higher profit margins, giving them huge advantages over small miners such as those doing home mining. this is not the same with ethereum. with proof of stake, all validators have the same profit margins. the ethereum community is constantly ensuring that small validators and large validators get revenue proportional to their stake, preventing any centralizing advantages from being possible. for example, mev-boost and flashbots was created to excise the centralizing tendency of MEV from consensus. additionally, the "stake" of miners in bitcoin would be impossible to manufacture in the event of a collapse of the ASIC supply chain caused by government crackdowns. ethereum has much more collateral freedom here as governments would have to collapse the computer supply chain to prevent any new potential validator hardware. not to mention potential bitcoin mining facilities are very easy to spot due to their huge energy use while ethereum validators are much much harder to spot because they are pretty much just like any other computer. not only this, UNDER PROOF OF WORK IT IS VERY HARD TO RECOVER FROM A 51% GRIEFING ATTACK. the 51% of mining power can simply produce empty blocks, effectively holding the network hostage, while reorging any honest miners which try to produce blocks. the only way to do so is to add more mining power, leading to a high risk battle of attrition, or to fork bitcoin and replace the PoW algorithm with something else such as scrypt which effectively torches everyone's mining power, not only the attacker's. it is impossible to "slash" these rogue miners, socially or not, other than physically going to their mining facilities and lighting them on fire. on ethereum, it takes 34% of the total network stake to be inactive to halt network finality (the network would keep running), and yet this would be a short lived and very costly attack due to the inactivity leak which quadratically leaks away the 34% of inactive validators until a 66% supermajority can be formed for finality. THE POINT IS: IT IS ALWAYS POSSIBLE TO RECOVER FROM ATTACKS ASYMMETRICALLY, EITHER THROUGH IN-PROTOCOL MEANS OR SOCIALLY. and this decentralization was put to the test by tornado cash and OFAC. if ethereum were as centralized as bitcoiners claim, tornado cash transactions would not have gotten through at all and all blocks containing them would have been reorged out of existence. yet, TORNADO STILL KEPT WORKING. ETHEREUM DOES NOT CARE ABOUT YOUR STATE EDICTS. the "MEV Watch" website is, though definitely a useful website for tracking blocks built by OFAC-compliant builders, misleading: a tornado cash transaction would only be delayed a few seconds. and we are already working on stuff like inclusion lists to ensure this does not happen. there's probably more to write. but i was awakened at 4AM by a mosquito and after killing it, i decided to write this. there is no second best. ethereum intern out (to sleep)
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GLORY TO THE WORLD MACHINE GLORY TO THE WORLD MACHINE GLORY TO THE WORLD MACHINE GLORY TO THE WORLD MACHINE
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the ratio is insane
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ETHEREUM IS LITERALLY THE BEST CHAIN OUT THERE AND ITS NOT EVEN CLOSE INSTITUTIONS ARE BUILDING ROLLUPS AND ETH DEFI @megaeth WILL UNLOCK 1000X SCALABILITY AND PROVIDE THE FASTEST BEST EXECUTION ENVIRONMENT NFA YOU DONT HAVE ENOUGH ETH
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THERE IS NO REASON FOR ANY CHAIN TO NOT BE AN ETHEREUM L2
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GLORY TO THE WORLD COMPUTER
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Believe in somΞTHing.
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ethereum is the new internet, and ETH is its money
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FYI this is his fund's performance I wonder how betting against ETH is doing for ya Mr. Bons
Solana is destined to become the most decentralized blockchain! Decentralization ultimately comes from fees, without scalability; Ethereum loses the game SOL price only needs to double to surpass ETH's security budget! As no one has a monopoly on decentralization & security 🧵 Relative to market capitalization, we can even argue that SOL is more decentralized now: ETH's Nakamoto Coefficient is 2! SOL's Nakamoto Coefficient is 19! (Nakamoto Coefficient measures the number of parties that need to collude for an attack) This is a direct consequence of ETH's decision not to implement native delegation, resulting in a single provider (Lido) dominating staking instead! We can also compare the total number of validators; in the case of ETH, these figures are often extremely misleading. ETH supporters often fall into the bad habit of counting multiples of 32 ETH instead of the physical machines involved in block production! Here are the real numbers: ETH has 8.8k validators SOL has 1.1k validators (Counting ETH consensus clients using "Ethernodes" as the source. For SOL, we count validators using "Solana Beach" as the source) ETH has a clear lead here; however, this is all while ETH has a market cap that is five times that of SOL! As the number of validators absolutely does scale with the value of the network. ETH still wins in this particular metric, but this is not a meaningful difference As I mentioned in the opening, SOL only needs to double in price for it to exceed ETH's security budget What is interesting about this is that this is even possible at a fifth of ETH's market capitalization. As that makes SOL significantly more efficient in terms of security. This is primarily due to SOL having a higher staking participation rate, which is more due to circumstance than any particular design feature: ETH has a security budget of $50.5B SOL has a security budget of $25.3B Here is the security budget math: ETH 524B+0.97B+3.33B x 0.29 x 0.33 = $50.5B SOL 107B+0.70B+5.26B x 0.68 x 0.33 = $25.3B (Market capitalization + fees + inflation / staking participation rate / attack threshold) The most commonly ignored decentralization metric is governance; this is where SOL wins. ETH has thoroughly rejected the idea of on-chain stakeholder governance, whereas SOL is continuing down the path of true decentralization. Even if SOL's on-chain governance is still relatively basic & incomplete, the social contract has at least been established. Whereas the opposite of that is now true for ETH: ETH has centralized governance! SOL has decentralized governance! We have covered four decentralization metrics so far & the score is 2-2. It is up to you to decide what metrics you prioritize over others There are also more decentralization metrics that I did not include here, but I would consider these to be the most important, excluding permissioned & centralized design features, which fortunatly neither ETH nor SOL have, so it was not relevant to include here In absolute technical terms, ETH is more decentralized at present. I will go even further & say that ETH is technically the most decentralized blockchain. Even if SOL is more decentralized, politically speaking However, projecting that out into the future, I am confident that SOL will eventually overtake ETH in all decentralization metrics The primary reason for this assessment is the difference in the two underlying scaling roadmaps. That is because, compared to SOL, ETH is not scaling its L1 meaningfully at all! How L1 scaling impacts decentralization: The more the L1 scales, the higher the node requirements become; however, the more the L1 scales, the more useful it also becomes This usefulness or utility, which comes from scale, brings with it massive economic benefits in the form of fees Fees are what will ultimately pay for the majority of security, scarcity & decentralization we expect from blockchain technology This means that the ideal blockchain design must strike a balance between these two levers. Thereby, in the process, maximizing both decentralization & utility. Because going too far in either extreme is detrimental to both, due to positive & negative feedback loops This is how ETH is hurting decentralization in the name of decentralization, a tragic irony... The "ETH perspective" represents an overly simplistic understanding of decentralization, where they think low node requirements = decentralization When you reason in a vacuum as an engineer, this is true. It is, however, absolutely false when you place a blockchain into the real world & account for economics, incentives, & politics When in reality, by temporarily taking off your engineer's hat & putting on the hat of a social scientist & economist. It becomes abundantly clear that SOL, over the long term, is taking a more decentralized approach. By not sacrificing utility on the altar of decentralization & losing both in the process A good blockchain designer understands there is a middle way Conclusion Is SOL perfect? Absolutely not; however, it is still significantly better than ETH in the long run in every single way, including decentralization & utility! The classic blockchain trilemma is outdated due to advances in scaling tech; we have now far exceeded it, as Vitalik also originally predicted when he first coined the term It is a shame that Vitalik now holds the opposite point of view, which is partially why ETH chose the "L2 scaling" path, an uncompetitive solution when L2s take the majority of fees. Allowing SOL to eventually overtake ETH's security budget! That is how ETH exceeded the decentralization of BTC, so that is also how SOL will exceed the decentralization metrics of ETH in the near future SOL already has a lion's share of all crypto revenue, as the security budget funding ratio between inflation & revenue flips, so will the combined security budget of SOL flip that of ETH! SOL's relative price to ETH doubling will also do the job of making SOL the new leader in security & eventually also decentralization SOL already has way more capacity, while being cheaper & faster. Because of this, it will also be the most decentralized & secure in the long run When the security budget finally flips, all non-scalable chains will have no legs left to stand on! 🦕☄️
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HERE WE GO BOYS STRAIGHT TO 4K
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will your ethereum killer be remembered in 10 years? pouring one out for EOS, Stellar, NEM, IOTA, Dash, NEO, VeChain, Waves, Tezos, Elrond...
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I am unemployed, but I work for Ethereum.
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NEW: @Bybit_Official HACKER, ALLEGEDLY NORTH KOREA'S LAZARUS GROUP, NOW HOLDS ~0.42% OF THE TOTAL SUPPLY OF $ETH
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Ethereum is the greatest network, securing billions of dollars in DeFi TVL every day. But how does it actually achieve consensus? A brief explanation of the Beacon Chain 1/20
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i don't really participate in aave governance but this reply from @marczeller inspires incredible confidence in the ACI. buying $AAVE
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BUILD ON ETHEREUM AND YOU WILL BE REWARDED
DO NOT RETALIATE AND YOU WILL BE REWARDED
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manlets in shambles rn as snowden calls solana centralized
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10K PREORDAINED 🔥🔥🔥
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Solana can never have Ethereum’s culture. In fact no L1 can ever have Ethereum’s culture. All our apps are open source. Any upgrades to the network are meticulously discussed by the entire community. In all other chains the upgrades are decided just by a foundation or a small group of people. Have you ever seen Solana people discuss Solana upgrades?Ethereum is purely a public good. A chain for the people, by the people. I spoke to many eth and sol devs. Eth devs are on Ethereum because they love crypto’s ethos of decentralization, cypherpunk, open and free market. Almost all solana devs are on Solana because it uses rust (no, I’m not kidding). That’s the difference between us and them. Viva La Ethereum 🫡
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Good morning, Ethereum Let's keep building the decentralized future
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ethereum is good
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the pectra megafork is coming and you're fading ethereum? a shallow dive into every upgrade included in pectra, and what it means for ethereum 📚 TL;DR: simpler and faster 1/12
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GLORY TO THE WORLD COMPUTER!
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it's not economic security unless it comes from the Solana region of France. otherwise, it's just sparkling memes. here's a few times @toly, @mert and @KyleSamani have FUDed economic security or restaking 1/134
The best economic security protocols are on @solana
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Donald Trump's crypto project is building its own strategic Ethereum reserve and you're not bullish? WTF is wrong with you?
Dear WLFI Community, We are thrilled to announce a transformative initiative that marks a significant milestone in our journey together. World Liberty Financial (WLFI) is proud to unveil the Macro Strategy, our strategic token reserve designed to bolster leading projects like Bitcoin, Ethereum, and other cryptocurrencies that are at the forefront of reshaping global finance. Purpose of the Macro Strategy The Macro Strategy will serve as a robust financial backbone for WLFI, enabling us to: Enhance Stability: By diversifying our holdings across a spectrum of tokenized assets, we aim to mitigate market volatility and ensure a resilient financial ecosystem. Foster Growth: The reserve will empower us to invest in innovative projects, support ecosystem development, and seize emerging opportunities within the DeFi landscape. Build Trust: A well-capitalized reserve underscores our commitment to transparency and long-term sustainability, reinforcing confidence among our community and stakeholders. Strategic Partnerships with Traditional Financial Institutions In alignment with our mission to bridge traditional finance and decentralized finance, we are actively engaging with esteemed financial institutions to contribute tokenized assets to our reserve. These collaborations offer mutual benefits: Public Blockchain Visibility: Contributed assets will be held in WLFI's publicly accessible wallet, providing institutions with transparent exposure to the crypto community. Innovative Marketing Opportunities: Through strategic initiatives, institutions can directly engage with our vibrant community, showcasing their commitment to innovation. Joint PR and Branding Efforts: Collaborative marketing campaigns will highlight these partnerships, positioning participating institutions at the forefront of the evolving financial landscape. A Call to Our Community We believe that the strength of WLFI lies in our dynamic and engaged community. Your support and active participation are crucial as we embark on this transformative journey. A comprehensive proposal detailing the Macro Strategy will be available on our governance forum shortly. We encourage you to review the proposal, provide feedback, and share your insights to help shape this historic plan. If you or your organization see potential for alignment with our vision, please reach out to us at reserve@worldlibertyfinancial.com. This initiative is more than just a strategic move; it is a testament to our unwavering dedication to innovation, collaboration, and the empowerment of our community. Together, we are building a legacy that bridges the worlds of traditional and decentralized finance, setting new standards for the industry. Thank you for being an integral part of the WLFI journey. The future is bright, and it is ours to create. Warm regards, The World Liberty Financial Team
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Celo saved $7 million a year after switching from an L1 to L2 while gaining Ethereum's finality. NEAR could save $150 million a year by becoming an L2, as well as gaining the full finality of Ethereum. @NEARProtocol hit me up
Putting things in perspective: at current prices, NEAR spends around $150m per year to secure its network. What exactly is it securing? - $225m in stablecoins - $93m in TVL - $2.7M in annualized fees I studied physics, so I'm no economist but that looks a lot like overspending to me. Reducing that amount seems more than reasonable: I'm FOR the proposal.
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y'know what didn't go down?
AWS down and 90% of crypto is down Decentralization is a meme
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let's talk about client diversity. ethereum is, as far as i know, the only blockchain to have ~6 consensus and ~6 execution clients running side by side. client diversity is vital to a network as it reduces the probability of bugs affecting the entire chain. for example, if everyone runs geth, a geth bug can cause the validators to finalize an invalid history, then we need to hard fork to avoid this double finality. through that lens, it's very easy to see why ethereum moves so slowly compared to alt-L1s: ethereum development is actually 12 independent client teams which move in parallel to implement new hard forks, rigorously test, and discuss changes. it's a marathon, not a sprint many people like to say bitcoin is the most decentralized blockchain out there, but i'd say that title belongs to ethereum mainnet. as there's only one major client out there for bitcoin (bitcoin core) which everyone runs
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ethereum is literally the world computer. ethereum fixes not only finance, but money, the internet, governments, democracy and coordination the ticker is $ETH
We need a revolution in Ethereum marketing. The gap between the common understanding of Ethereum and its potential is staggering. We need unapologetic AMBITION in marketing. Ethereum is not simply a "smart contract platform" it is the WORLD COMPUTER — it is the platform upon which we can build a Sci-Fi civilization of the future. Digital money/gold, memecoins, digital NASDAQ, stablecoins — all of these things are subcategories of a World Computer. All of these things will be consumed by a World Computer. And these subcategories are just the start. The ultimate vision is for ALL civilizational structures to be re-imagined and re-built for the 21st century on this platform. New systems for Science, Media, Journalism, Finance & Economics, and ultimately Governance itself. It's not just time for a revolution in money, it's time for a revolution in EVERYTHING. People go work at Elon's companies because they're ambitious as hell. No one wants to work on B2B SAAS, they want to go to fckin Mars. We should stop worrying about attracting memecoin volume (I do like memecoins tho tbh), and instead we should aim at REBUILDING CIVILIZATION AND SAVING THE WORLD. Ethereum marketing should reflect this vision. It should appear at least 50% INSANE, because when I think of vision which I see, it IS insane. But the people cannot SEE it. This is why I do diagrams in my videos. People need to SEE the vision.
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You cry about a -10% drop I buy the dip We are not the same
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Ethereum is worldwide. Fix the money.
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for many months, manlets have FUDed about the SOL/ETH chart as supposed "proof" of its supremacy. yet, the fact that Ripple is now close to flipping Solana is living proof that markets are irrational and inefficient. ETH is deeply undervalued. 20k with haste
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GLORY TO THE WORLD COMPUTER CONCERNOOOR AMNESTY IS OVER.
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solana slashing is manual. when a validator does an oopsie the whole network halts and the team has to find who did it lmfaoooo
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MegaETH so fast the bottleneck is the frontend Not disappointed at all. Super appointed, in fact Pax Ethereum draws near
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I believe in the Flippening
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