Developers are stalling by delaying network upgrades that would benefit the end user. The difficulty bomb has been extended, so ETH 2.0 will take quite a lot longer than expected for it to become a reality. I don't think it's hard to introduce a short-term solution for ETH's high fees. Developers could simply roll a new upgrade that would alleviate high gas fees until ETH 2.0 comes into fruition. What I see here is that miners don't want fees to go down, as it would mean less money for their pockets. I mean the higher the fees, the more money miners will make, right?

If this keeps going, I'm afraid BNB will take ETH's position as the second-largest cryptocurrency by market cap. It's unfortunate to see what's happening with ETH right now, when developers could've done something about it in the first place. They're only focused on ETH 2.0, instead of dealing with the current blockchain's situation. Of course, decentralization and security/reliability comes first. But sometimes enough is enough. Mainstream media don't say anything about the fees, because it's manipulated by big players on the market. I hope ETH 2.0 takes over the mainnet next year, or we can "say goodbye" to Ethereum for good. Just my opinion

Hello everyone, my question is: how often do you invest in new and young projects? Aren't you afraid of losing money if the project closes?

I want to invest in a promising project called Yearnlab. Their token sale starts on 7th Dec and I think this is a good opportunity to successfully invest money.

Share your thoughts on such an investment. Maybe you have some interesting cases on this matter.

Coins are bought with fiat.
Miners are bought with fiat.
Electricity is bought with fiat.

Bitcoin runs off the fumes of fiat.

It will be a central banker with the biggest mining farm in the end, and your grand kids will be slaves to network fees AKA enforced tax.

Keep being cattle.

The truth is, you are still a slave to central bankers who create fiat out of thin air, even with bitcoin.
Bitcoin does not fix this. A coin everyone mints at the same rate will.

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Hi,

I read about bitcoins a few years back and thought is sounded interesting, but did not have time to invest in it because I was spending time on learning the fundamentals of economy and trading.

I am reviving my interest in bitcoins because knowing a little more about the history of finance and the history of currencies, I can now appreciate btc on a whole new level.

I am working with Android as a software engineer for a cell-phone company. I trade currencies and stocks as a hobby.

I am managing some friends and family members money and I am here because I want to learn more and participate in the open/decentralized digital currency community. When I have learned some more, I will start to trade btc with their and my own money.