Do you guys think Ethereum will eventually overtake bitcoin in

>>2209394
Posted it here earlier today
> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pl8OlkkwRpc&index=3
> https://hbr.org/2017/01/the-truth-about-blockchain

>>2209394
>Do you guys think Ethereum will eventually overtake bitcoin in market cap?

No. ETH is a pump & dump scam. Ethereum is a PoC for the blockchain and will have its traffic absorbed by Bitcoin through interoperable VMs.

There is nothing which makes Ethereum better than a refined Bitcoin network. Ethereum will see rapid development and growth thanks to its corporate adoption and R&D, but UASF will enable users to evade the mining cartel idiocy and refine Bitcoin to its true potential with sidechains. That is, of course, if decentralized blockchain-based apps have any real worth.

>What fundamental differences make you think one way or another?

There can only be one. ETH is going to $600 before it's done though. Get in on these gains before it's too late.

>>2209648
What a load of bs

>>2209394
yes

eth is web 3.0.

btc is broken beyond repair and the core devs are actively stopping it from being fixed. everyone else agreed to implement segwit and blockstream is like naw, fuck it we want bitcoin to die. someone on leddit posted a tx that needed a $270 fee this morning. this is happening.

>>2209648
I love it when folks like you talk like you know wtf is going on but is just spouting a bunch of horseshit.

>>2209394
It doesn't really matter whether it does or it doesn't, they're not in direct competition with eachother.

Only people who don't actually understand what Ethereum is or does talk about it rendering Bitcoin obsolete or "Muh flippening".

Bitcoin is supposed to be a fixed-supply, deflationary decentralized store of value.

The ETH token is supposed to be used as fuel for a computer on a somewhat decentralized blockchain, and no fixed supply has been determined as of yet.

Buying ETH is more like buying oil than buying gold.

>>2209394
I have basically no idea how the technology works, but my guess is if Bitcoin never gets upgraded from its current form than Ethereum will over take it. But I think Bitcoin and Ethereum can coexist.

>>2209677
How to tell when someone is full of shit
> random number, after that crash
> screencap

>>2209690
In 3017 wars will be fought over the last remaining scraps of ether, screen cap this

>>2209720
But there is an infinite supply

>>2209578
It will.
You can thank me now

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>>2209720
> As for the unlimited supply of Ether, once we switch to proof of stake, the inflation rate (annual increase in supply) will not be much different from the inflation rate you see in fiat currency in the world economy.

Holding ETH in the future will just be like holding USD right now. I.E not a good investment.

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>>2210033
wrong, there will still only be around 100mm eth even in 100 years according to current casper specs. from vitalik's mouth himself.