How much will ETH cost in the future? I see it's 375$ now

no one can tell the future, it might just fail as a coin

Doesn't really mean much to compare the price 1:1 when there are 6 times more ETH in circulation. That being said, it would mean a 420 billion market cap for ETH; I doubt this will happen prior to sharding (which is years off at best)

I hold almost entirely ETH because I think it might actually happen; seems to have the best dev team/roadmap, so if any coin can pull off global scaling, ETH is likely the best bet.

>>3266040

What would that mean for the erc20 coins based off of eth?

>>3266061
Apart from it has yet to show a real world use except transfering of funds and creating new shitcoins.

>>3266075
your point being that you don't think blockchains are actually useful?

ETH is a general purpose blockchain; you can (or will be able to) cram any other coins functionality directly onto Ethereum - it is potentially every coin simultaneously

If Ethereum manages to scale infinitely there is literally no competition - why would anyone bother making their own coins when Ethereum already laid the groundwork

>>3266061
how much ETH do you have? I want to buy 10 but am scared

>>3266075
Eth was designed to revolutionise the economy. Transfering funds and creating new shitcoins is a fundamental part of that.

>>3266230
70 currently - been buying in steadily since $50. Most recent buy was 20 ETH @ 300. I'd buy more but most of my net worth is tied up in my apartment :(

If you believe in cryptos just do something like 70% ETH 20% BTC 10% shitcoins - this way you're diversified enough to profit from the overall direction of the market instead of gambling on the success of specific coins

>>3265952
why wouldnt it?

>>3266230
also I think if you intend to buy you probably have to get in soon since metropolis is incoming - I'm not an expert by any stretch though; take my advice with a grain of salt