>he thinks an inflationary coin like Ethereum will ever have

>he thinks the value of ethereum is in ether as a currency and not ethereum itself as a decentralized computing network with ether as the operating fuel (read currency for hosting costs)
Do some research before you shitpost.

>>2427813
Someone who gets it, well done, my friend.

Bitcoin is here to stay, safe af

ETH? I wouldn't hold 70% or 90% of my portfolio in this coin alone, that's just plain dumb for longtime hodler. There is no coin cap limit...

>>2427873
>he thinks there are actual use cases for the ethereum network outside spawning more ponzi coins
>he thinks code is actually law

>>2427938
>He can't conceptualize the utility in software that can't be shut down no matter how contentious it is to (((government organizations)))
When the ethereum network starts hosting torrent trackers and file storage platforms like Sia you'll wish you had even a single coin.

Cope harder.

>>2427887
The idea is that you're meant to dissolve the coin in gas costs if you're running a large scale application. If there were a limited supply, you wouldn't be able to run anything eventually. Ethereum isn't a currency but that doesn't mean it has no value.

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>>2427813
>he thinks mass adoption is possible on a deflationary and totally immutable currency (even when it's broken)

>>2427813
This is why you buy BNT