Quote from: Red-Apple on May 02, 2018, 01:29:30 PM

an important part of security is network security which is assured by the number of full nodes that are running on the network and how distributed they are.
the big problem with Ethereum which is being overlooked these days is that it has a huge blockchain and it is growing very fast. this means the number of full nodes will be continually declining and with that the security of the network will be threatened.

How does full nodes continually declining and how come that this problem does not occur in bitcoin?

Quote from: X-ray on May 02, 2018, 01:13:59 PM

Quote from: Ilegendph on May 02, 2018, 12:02:17 PM

According to the principle of blockhain, the more transaction that is verified and confirmed, the more secure it will be.

We all know that Bicoin starts several ago and undeniably the most secure platform up to date as long as the principle is concerned but Ethereum has more capabilities than bitcoin and we all know that most of the coins that are emerging is an ERC20 type of coin which uses Ethereum platform.

In your mind, which platform will have more transactions and therefore secure in the future.

Keep in mind that Ethereum starts 3 years ago while Bitcoin starts 9 years ago. Also consider the fact that Ethereum can handle more transaction per second than bitcoin.

Bitcoin is not a platform. Can you tell me what make you call that as a platform?

The very definition of platform for an IT is that a group of technologies that are used as a base upon which other applications, processes or technologies are developed. In short, bitcoin is a platform since the creator used several kinds of technologies to build the network