Quote from: LogitechMouse on July 13, 2021, 10:37:41 AM

Cardano has been there for a very long time. They've delayed some of their developments to with the coin but still there are some supporters of the coin.

Same goes with Ethereum. Delaying some developments have reasons too but still the support with the coin is still the same. I don't like the idea of delaying such developments with the coin especially if its very beneficial to the community but when you released it on the date and it turns out to be a fail then it might cause the project and the coin to go down. Delaying for the betterment of the project would be better than to releasing it and it becomes a failure.

I don't think that people will get tired of ETH's inability to scale. After all like I said, there are many projects that are under the Ethereum blockchain so there will be users and supporters who will just live on how fast transaction speed of ETH is.

As they always say, "better safe than sorry". The ETH developer team is being extremely careful by making sure everything is in tip top shape before launching the new version to the public. Transitioning from PoW to PoS while retaining decentralization/security/reliability is NOT an easy task. Many people will be desperate as fees soar towards new heights. There's no reason to worry about Ethereum getting "clogged" since there are other alternatives on the market with greater transaction capacity and cost-efficiency. If people want convenience/ease-of-use, then Binance Chain or Cardano would be the way to go.

Sooner or later ETH 2.0 will come into fruition, making the Ethereum platform bigger, faster, and stronger than ever. As long as decentralization is put first, nothing else matters. Just my opinion