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Title: Is Ethereum 2.0 Ready For the Bull Run?
Post by: OGEOS on April 24, 2020, 08:41:15 AM
The initial launch of Ethereum 2.0 is just around the corner and analysts are predicting that it may be the catalyst for a massive bull run. A bull run like this could completely transform the industry and alter the finance industry forever.

Here is what analysts are saying: https://blockchain.news/opinion/is-ethereum-2-ready-for-the-bull-run

Realistically, is Ethereum 2.0 ready for a bull run?


Title: Re: Is Ethereum 2.0 Ready For the Bull Run?
Post by: 20kevin20 on April 24, 2020, 01:30:45 PM
I don't know man, I've always thought about Ethereum as a non-realistic bullish coin due to its uncapped supply. Be it 2020, 2050 or 2100, Ethereum will still continue to expand its supply which means its price can't go upwards forever.. right? Its bullish runs turn into semi-ponzi style movements: supply goes up, price goes up, there's no reward halving etc.. what does this lead to? Because in my eyes it leads to a day when the price and supply parallel upwards movement will have to stop, leading to a very harsh bear run.

It could be just me, but the uncapped supply makes things seem this way..


Title: Re: Is Ethereum 2.0 Ready For the Bull Run?
Post by: Cvetik56 on April 24, 2020, 02:01:04 PM
The initial launch of Ethereum 2.0 is just around the corner and analysts are predicting that it may be the catalyst for a massive bull run. A bull run like this could completely transform the industry and alter the finance industry forever.
Here is what analysts are saying: https://blockchain.news/opinion/is-ethereum-2-ready-for-the-bull-run
Realistically, is Ethereum 2.0 ready for a bull run?
I believe it has great potential and is slowly actualizes it. But with all my sympathy to eth its not enough.
There will be positive effect on eth's price after its PoS is finally out. But it won't be a long run and it won't flip the industry as we wish.
It will happen with ethereum only when it will improve payment options - lesser fee, faster transactions, an easy way to get eth-card (or more hot wallets with an option to pay through nfc).
anyway, my point is - there will be no long bull run and/or social media resonance after eth2.0 is out because it is not a game-changer feature (same as btc's halving)