Consider buying Ethereum

Massive and total kek

Cows are coming home

 

I would have the same views on eth, bitcoin and all blockchain algorithm coins I do now regardless of whether I liked ripple. I am not the one with tunnel vision. Perfectly reasonable arguments are put to you and you can't accept them.

Eth has become the Venus project.

 

I'm reading the comments.

No solutions and why would there be? If any of these people had solutions to scaling (which remains the main problem with eth and all blockchain algorithm coins) they would be making their own coin or writing a patch for ethereum.

Consider if I didn't own any ripple. I would still make this same commentary based on my observations from a computer science standpoint. What would you accuse me of then?

Remember that you were warned well in advance when the collapse comes.

 

@Butta

That's the author of the post you linked on reddit. When I made a video pointing out the technical flaws in ethereum and other blockchain algorithm coins I posted it on r/cryptocurrency and some other subreddits. But interestingly it was only developers who seemed to agree. This demonstrates imho a large disconnect between the level of understanding of the issues between the authors of coin software and the consumers/investors.

I suggest rather than trying your hardest to pretend these voices don't exist or making up fantasies about them being shills that you learn the fundamentals for yourself, read the white papers and properly understand the arguments being presented.

 

Well yeah I have a degree in software design. What's your qualification?

 

Ok so you made money shilling your piece of shit coin. Stop lying to people about it being a good long term investment. It is not. Stop pretending it has solved scaling. It hasn't. As you said take your money and get out before the house of cards comes down. Stop selling a house of cards as a luxury resort.

Unbelievably slimy.

 

Oh please people talking about the future of ethereum and dapps... You're talking years into the future. Shilling it beyond belief. It's a half built product forked from an almost unworkable algorithm with no actual fixes to that algorithm. Anyone who is even half way educated in computer science can check that out and confirm it. And they will. And it'll crash.

 

Clearly you are not aware that some problems do not have a solution.

Bitcoin developers have been working on the problem for 5 years, so have numerous academics around the world. Yet no viable solutions. Not saying it's impossible but it hasn't been done yet.