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Title: Is this the Ethereum killer?
Post by: bbc.reporter on February 13, 2021, 04:51:44 AM
I am not telling everyone that the transaction volume alone will make Binance Smart Chain the Ethereum killer, however, matching Ethereum’s transaction volume while maintaining low fees might cause developers to rethink on their Ethereum dapp roadmaps and continue development on Binance.

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Binance Smart Chain (BSC) is starting to match Ethereum (ETH) on some key network numbers—but it’s all dependent on one single application, according to DappRadar’s report published today.

“In January BSC reached new heights in terms of transaction volumes and unique active wallets. If the trend continues in February, BSC might become the number one blockchain in terms of transaction volume,” the researchers summarized.

In January, the total transaction volume on BSC amounted to $15 billion. This is up considerably compared to previous months.


Read in full https://decrypt.co/57420/binance-smart-chain-is-starting-to-rival-ethereum-heres-why


Title: Re: Is this the Ethereum killer?
Post by: rollingdice on February 13, 2021, 05:55:01 AM
EOS transaction volume capacity beats ETH. NEO, XTZ and ADA were all thought to be ETH killers. Which of them has really succeeded?


Title: Re: Is this the Ethereum killer?
Post by: amishmanish on February 13, 2021, 06:18:18 AM
Binance is a giant in the Alt-coins arena, and a centralized one at that.

It has a lot of money to pour into promoting its own chain. Ethereum on the other hand has much more organic presence in the developer community. Most of the prospective use-cases for blockchain look for decentralization. So, developers adept at smart-contracts on Ethereum will continue to be valuable. This means that they will continue to build and run on it. I doubt that BSC can change this. They have the money behind them while ETH has the community. Why should it play out any differently than BTC vs BCash?


Title: Re: Is this the Ethereum killer?
Post by: Cryptoangel01 on February 13, 2021, 06:19:22 AM
I understand the point of the thread and the fact that Binance is matching Ethereum in key areas. But, I like to point out clearly that CZ never called BSC ETH killer anytime. He never agreed to that phrase, instead sees BSC as a collaborative effort with Ethereum in a lot of ways. But yeah, BSC has grown significantly this run.


Title: Re: Is this the Ethereum killer?
Post by: muratsink on February 13, 2021, 07:45:39 AM
Although etherem gas high many trasaction using eth as fee payment and not any impact with lower fee giving by bsc because still many coins become platform with ethereum, maybe when popular with bnb I think there are have any chance for any coin or new coin created with BNB platform, lower fees become most reason by investor why move from eth to bnb.


Title: Re: Is this the Ethereum killer?
Post by: slaman29 on February 13, 2021, 08:04:48 AM
Binance Smart Chain? I really don't think so. Developers are tough enough to attract to other smart contract chains like EOS or even Tron, why would they go to another Chinese inspired Binance related smart chain? Even if they go, why would users trust to use it? Short term speculators maybe.


Title: Re: Is this the Ethereum killer?
Post by: Balladtony77 on February 13, 2021, 08:56:04 AM
EOS transaction volume capacity beats ETH. NEO, XTZ and ADA were all thought to be ETH killers. Which of them has really succeeded?
You got that right, it's like saying many new projects with faster transaction speed and cheaper transaction fee will beat bitcoin just because bitcoin transaction speed and fee is still slower than they are, I am not saying it's impossible to beat Ethereum but all these better and faster speed ain't enough still


Title: Re: Is this the Ethereum killer?
Post by: cryptomaniac_xxx on February 13, 2021, 09:05:03 AM
Many so called tokens call themselves as ETH  (https://trade.kucoin.com/ETH-BTC)killers but what happen? still no one beat it, so this is just one of the passing question and we will still see ETH on the top 
Yes, but perhaps what separate BSC (Binance Smart Chain) is that it is faster and the fees are lower and then we have one of the most influential person in crypto right now behind the project. So I wouldn't be surprise if upcoming projects are going to used BSC or the current projects are going to shift because of the advantage of BSC right now against Ethereum Mainnet.


Title: Re: Is this the Ethereum killer?
Post by: traderethereum on February 13, 2021, 10:04:08 AM
EOS transaction volume capacity beats ETH. NEO, XTZ and ADA were all thought to be ETH killers. Which of them has really succeeded?
We will see it later, and no matter who can succeed, we need to use the benefit of that, so we can also profit from them.
Many coins want to compete with ethereum, but they need to try hard and lift their position to beat ethereum as ethereum now still have more chances to grow later.
If ethereum can not reduce the fees, which is the main problem so far, I think it is hard for ethereum to move to a high price because the investors will think twice to use ethereum as their investment to pay a high fee to send the ethereum.
But we will see if the other coins can really compete with ethereum, and we will see who will pass ethereum and take the ethereum position in the market.


Title: Re: Is this the Ethereum killer?
Post by: Kitaiev on February 13, 2021, 10:43:01 AM
I don't think that the BNB will become the killer of Ethereum but it is already clear that the BNB will take some part of the projects to itself.
That is why the price of bnb has grown so much and will continue to grow.


Title: Re: Is this the Ethereum killer?
Post by: masterrex on February 13, 2021, 12:13:41 PM
IMHO, I think if these fee problems persist in Ethereum Network I believe it will create a serious problem for Ethereum because it is not sustainable only the miners are gaining momentum in this set up for me It's a disgrace on the Ethereum part thats why Vitalik Buterin is already moving to solve this problem, and according to his latest tweet about the "EIP 2929" proposal

" EIP 2929 and state size management are important work paving the way for making high gas limits (and so lower fees) more safe and sustainable.

I hope it will succeed,


Title: Re: Is this the Ethereum killer?
Post by: nykka on February 13, 2021, 12:49:48 PM
Binance chain looks really good alternative to the Ethereum, but ecosystem is still small and weak comparing to the Ethereum. There are many different projects and protocols on the Ethereum blockchain which have appeared since its launch. BSC provides a lot of DeFi projects, but it`s not the only solution, which cryptocurrency suggest to the world.

I think Binance Smart Chain needs a lot of improvements and long development to get to the point, where Ethereum is here


Title: Re: Is this the Ethereum killer?
Post by: Squezzi55 on February 13, 2021, 12:55:43 PM
It's starting to get really annoying about how people keeps making posts about an Ethereum killer like honestly why do you even want Ethereum to be replaced anyways? After like over 15 smart contract projects failed to top out Ethereum you still think Ethereum is not the king of altcoins yet? Ethereum will keep taking the lead no matter what, there is something called strong community and Ethereum have that, way more than any other projects except bitcoin


Title: Re: Is this the Ethereum killer?
Post by: hatshepsut93 on February 13, 2021, 12:59:46 PM
It's Bitcoin scalability all over again. Even a beginner programmer can create a more scalable cryptocurrency, just raise the blocksize limit, duh. But developers understand that the price of it will be decentralization, so they are sticking with Ethereum and hoping for a solution that doesn't have such tradeoffs.  Binance smartchain is very centralized, so it's not a true competitor of Ethereum.


Title: Re: Is this the Ethereum killer?
Post by: bits4books on February 13, 2021, 03:48:38 PM
In 2015, everyone said (and even now there are especially ‘smart’ people) that ETH is the "BTC killer". And did Bitcoin die? No.
Now it's 2021 and you write that BSC is the "ETH killer". If you are seriously confident in this, then I advise you to rush to sell all your ETH and buy BSC.
And then create another thread that history has not taught you anything.
BSC marketing company works as usual


Title: Re: Is this the Ethereum killer?
Post by: MishaSER on February 13, 2021, 04:22:31 PM
EOS transaction volume capacity beats ETH. NEO, XTZ and ADA were all thought to be ETH killers. Which of them has really succeeded?
I used EOS, in my opinion this system is very inconvenient and it is not clear how transfers work, I remember I wanted to withdraw my coins and could not be more than 3 months. RAM CPU is not clear how to combine.


Title: Re: Is this the Ethereum killer?
Post by: Bitum on February 13, 2021, 04:27:30 PM
BSC currently has the advantage over Ethereum blockchain that transaction costs are much lower, as soon as ethereum completely realizes L2, this disadvantage is also eliminated.


Title: Re: Is this the Ethereum killer?
Post by: PixxelDesign on February 13, 2021, 08:50:01 PM
I don't think it's the ETH killer, but a competitive alternative for sure. Lots of potential in it, and with the money of Binance, they can hire the best developers to make that potential into reality.


Title: Re: Is this the Ethereum killer?
Post by: cfif on February 13, 2021, 09:00:13 PM
Etherium is very strong coin and many time before 2020 many guys talked about BTC killers but nobody yet not kill Bitcoin and he is still greater coin. I think the ETH should to show a many new ideas and solve his difficulties.


Title: Re: Is this the Ethereum killer?
Post by: hulla on February 13, 2021, 09:17:08 PM
Binance CZ is known for being smart and knowledgeable when it comes to innovation within the cryptocurrency sphere but we must not ignore the fact that Ethereum was the project that introduced dApp and smart to the system which makes Ethereum be the Bitcoin of altcoin make while a project like Binance Smart Chain is just like BCH, BSV etc trying to dethrone BTC.
Having said that Binance chain to dethrone Ethereum is just a prediction but I don't see it happen cause Binance is centralized while ETH focuses on decentralized introduced by Satoshi. 


Title: Re: Is this the Ethereum killer?
Post by: BITCOIN4X on February 13, 2021, 09:17:42 PM
If you want to know who kills Ethereum in the future, consider the name of its CEO "VB". Doubts about the future of ethereum may be caused by increasing gas and a lot of nonsensical transactions that users have to make just because they don't want to be left behind when the price of token under the ethereum platform soars in the market.

BSCs are a real threat to ethereum, and I think they have relatively lower fee than ethereum. BNB will become stronger and will be a solution when other altcoins have increased fee.


Title: Re: Is this the Ethereum killer?
Post by: Myleschetty on February 13, 2021, 09:38:41 PM
If you want to know who kills Ethereum in the future, consider the name of its CEO "VB". Doubts about the future of ethereum may be caused by increasing gas and a lot of nonsensical transactions that users have to make just because they don't want to be left behind when the price of token under the ethereum platform soars in the market.

BSCs are a real threat to ethereum, and I think they have relatively lower fee than ethereum. BNB will become stronger and will be a solution when other altcoins have increased fee.
Judging by the situation of the Bitcoin network which some people consider transaction confirmation to be a drawback and many altcoins were created even Ver created his own fork coin but they all failed. Have you guys for once asked yourself why? It because it not always about the TPS but the community trust, decentralization and legacy.


Title: Re: Is this the Ethereum killer?
Post by: coin-investor on February 13, 2021, 09:40:09 PM
EOS transaction volume capacity beats ETH. NEO, XTZ and ADA were all thought to be ETH killers. Which of them has really succeeded?

But Binance is very much different, compared to all those you've mentioned it has a lot of services to offer to the community and they are very active in contributing to the betterment of the industry, Binance is still young and they still have a lot to give to the community, it will become a backbone of the industry and will soon land in the top 5.


Title: Re: Is this the Ethereum killer?
Post by: Stedsm on February 13, 2021, 09:50:29 PM
BSC has definitely been a game changer since it was brought as an alternative as the fees are (and will probably remain) way cheaper than ETH based transactions and it is already giving a complex to ETH from the very beginning, not just considering the userbase of Binance alone but also its partner (merger) exchanges coming ahead in support of it by using and utilizing this chain over there. I also like TronChain (TRC20) transfers which are very quick and zero fee transfers, but all I'm worried for is the security of my transaction, though never faced any issues till date but not so many exchanges are using that chain as I believe they don't want to miss out of the expensive fees that they're collecting through their users.


Title: Re: Is this the Ethereum killer?
Post by: Lanatsa on February 13, 2021, 09:52:37 PM
EOS transaction volume capacity beats ETH. NEO, XTZ and ADA were all thought to be ETH killers. Which of them has really succeeded?

But Binance is very much different, compared to all those you've mentioned it has a lot of services to offer to the community and they are very active in contributing to the betterment of the industry, Binance is still young and they still have a lot to give to the community, it will become a backbone of the industry and will soon land in the top 5.
It all matters with the recognition and demand but eventually those projects or coins that had been mentioned above are really a solid candidate for and ETH killer type of characteristics.

Just like in all altcoins in the market is really been called to be the next bitcoin or bitcoin killer but no one had able to overtake it out in terms on getting the top spot.

For now we can really tell that BSC is good but lets see if it would really be getting some recognition and people will trying to believe that it is way more better than
on what we are currently seeing with ETH.


Title: Re: Is this the Ethereum killer?
Post by: JNR on February 13, 2021, 10:18:31 PM
binance has more excess rather than ethereum,
but for sure binance coin will not surpass ethereum or even kill this ethereum mate, its really hard to be true


Title: Re: Is this the Ethereum killer?
Post by: decentralizedfuture on February 13, 2021, 11:36:25 PM
from my understanding, smart chain is not accessible from US?


Title: Re: Is this the Ethereum killer?
Post by: Twinkledoe on February 13, 2021, 11:41:56 PM
EOS transaction volume capacity beats ETH. NEO, XTZ and ADA were all thought to be ETH killers. Which of them has really succeeded?

But Binance is very much different, compared to all those you've mentioned it has a lot of services to offer to the community and they are very active in contributing to the betterment of the industry, Binance is still young and they still have a lot to give to the community, it will become a backbone of the industry and will soon land in the top 5.
It all matters with the recognition and demand but eventually those projects or coins that had been mentioned above are really a solid candidate for and ETH killer type of characteristics.

Just like in all altcoins in the market is really been called to be the next bitcoin or bitcoin killer but no one had able to overtake it out in terms on getting the top spot.

For now we can really tell that BSC is good but lets see if it would really be getting some recognition and people will trying to believe that it is way more better than
on what we are currently seeing with ETH.

Hard to surpass what eth has achieved so far in the market. Though Binance Smart Chain is a good competitor, however, when you talk about crypto users who are familiar with the usage of it, I don't think it will come close to eth users. But the more competition that we have in the market, the better for users. As we will see better services. I hope eth team will fast track the launching of their Phase 1 of Eth 2.0 so maybe, we will see the improvements on their network.


Title: Re: Is this the Ethereum killer?
Post by: Vaskiy on February 13, 2021, 11:43:56 PM
EOS transaction volume capacity beats ETH. NEO, XTZ and ADA were all thought to be ETH killers. Which of them has really succeeded?
In recent days palkadot too got added to the list. Everything has got its importance and value. The market dominance hasn't decreased at any point due to the rise in the gas fee. This means people believe in the potential and the development of ethereum over any other cryptocurrency available in the market. If there is decrease in the dominance, then we can state some other cryptocurrency is gonna take the lead against ethereum. For now there is no altcoin to take the position of ethereum.


Title: Re: Is this the Ethereum killer?
Post by: BayAngelo on February 14, 2021, 12:09:39 AM
My first question is how did CZ made it to Forbes front papers. the guy is influential now is on top of his game. well BSC has gain a huge tractions and will continue to make huge gains but can not match the same size of transaction been made on the ethereum blockchain. ethereum remains the number spot for smart contract. i am certain that if binance take the same amount of contracts on the ethereum, it will experince the same high fee issues.


Title: Re: Is this the Ethereum killer?
Post by: Banulit on February 14, 2021, 01:31:22 AM
Binance smart chain is very promising and a very good contender for ethereum blockchain knowing that its more convenient with a lesser transaction fee however I don't think that it will be the ethereum killer but I can see that there is a huge potential for either EGLD or DOT to be the ethereum killer after the long run.


Title: Re: Is this the Ethereum killer?
Post by: TWW on February 14, 2021, 04:10:15 AM
Binance smart chain is very promising and a very good contender for ethereum blockchain knowing that its more convenient with a lesser transaction fee however I don't think that it will be the ethereum killer but I can see that there is a huge potential for either EGLD or DOT to be the ethereum killer after the long run.
I believe that ethereum in the future will be much stronger than it is today. The adoption of ethereum 2.0 will be seen in the long term. I don't think its competitors will be able to kill ethereum. but the closest I think is Cardano and BNB.


Title: Re: Is this the Ethereum killer?
Post by: Talk to Transformer on February 14, 2021, 04:40:23 AM
Why do people fail to recognize such a clear pattern as what happens with 'ETH-Killers' that are of any significance: they end up contributing to ETH as a second layer solution. The truth of the matter is there is a huge ecosystem which is dependent on the success of the Ethereum Network in the long term and thus it will not be going away any time soon


Title: Re: Is this the Ethereum killer?
Post by: bitcoin-shark on February 14, 2021, 09:11:18 AM
actually the Binance Smart Chain is becoming increasingly popular it has more and more dapps and innovations but i believe that the real reason why it is undermining the primacy of the ethereum blockchain is the value of the fee that are much lower


Title: Re: Is this the Ethereum killer?
Post by: robattfield on February 14, 2021, 09:21:37 AM
My opinion is completely different that diversity in the crypto market gives us many options.  Ethereum has too many competitors in this market, but its position in this market is completely different. I think that the crypto market will hardly have any coin to compete with the current position of ethereum, let alone that it could kill ethereum.


Title: Re: Is this the Ethereum killer?
Post by: bayudndy on February 14, 2021, 09:53:39 AM
One of the burden of small investors and traders are high gas fees of ethereum network thats why they like to use binance smartchain because of low fees compared to ethereum. This is very insane extremely high gas fee hope vitalik take an action regarrding on this issue as soon as possible if he dont want ethereum community supporters move to other better blockchain that offer fast, good and affordable services.
Think and ask the opposite, why the network is back to congestion, since what ethereum built right now is too big and almost every sector and problem has ethereum,  its coverage is more precisely this as shown by its capitalization.  And ethereum's development team is well aware of their problem, I believe the ETH 2.0 upgrade will help solve any problems, but ethereum is still very good and is the top choice for many as well  as me.


Title: Re: Is this the Ethereum killer?
Post by: m_nief on February 14, 2021, 12:04:26 PM
I don't know why I'm still so confident with ETH, whether my brain has been washed that it is still the best. how to determine that bitcoin can be better than ETH  ;D


Title: Re: Is this the Ethereum killer?
Post by: ven7net on February 14, 2021, 12:28:26 PM
I don't think anyone is tasked with being an ETH killer. Probably those who are talking about this do not know the history of the development of the crypto industry. I would suggest replacing the word killer with a competitor in such conversations, this would be a more or less normal comparison, and even then not 100%. Why kill ETH? This is stupid and unnecessary, since ETH really has huge support from the crypto community, which means that you can try to compete with ETH, but this does not mean that someone will succeed in replacing ETH. Moreover, we have already seen such statements many times, but no one has been able to overtake ETH. Probably just no one wants to do this, but just everyone develops to the best of their ability. I am personally a supporter of crypto including ETH and I believe that all crypto assets are good if they benefit the crypto community.


Title: Re: Is this the Ethereum killer?
Post by: kesmex on February 14, 2021, 12:50:47 PM
I don't know why I'm still so confident with ETH, whether my brain has been washed that it is still the best. how to determine that bitcoin can be better than ETH  ;D
I think there is no problem that you still believe in Ethreum because most people also believe in Ethereum,
but indeed when compared to bitcoin ethereum will not be able to shift it,
what is certain is that the two coins need not be doubted


Title: Re: Is this the Ethereum killer?
Post by: 777Jolami on February 14, 2021, 12:57:31 PM
This is only based on reports when Fomo made requests to increase emotions for other coins, a different way than when you see Doge (meme coin) started and protested how? Meanwhile, the transaction volume of ETH is no problem. Consider to be fair, ETH still maintains its inherent transaction volume but it doesn't have the added stimulants for more growth. With ETH, I am confident and just need to wait patiently for ETH 2.0 to improve compatibility.


Title: Re: Is this the Ethereum killer?
Post by: TWW on February 14, 2021, 01:10:58 PM
I don't know why I'm still so confident with ETH, whether my brain has been washed that it is still the best. how to determine that bitcoin can be better than ETH  ;D
I think there is no problem that you still believe in Ethreum because most people also believe in Ethereum,
but indeed when compared to bitcoin ethereum will not be able to shift it,
what is certain is that the two coins need not be doubted
each coin has its own market and community. even Dogecoin which is considered a meme coin also has a strong community of traders in the market. ethereum has a stronger market and I don't think it is necessary to compare it to other assets. Ethereum's development to date is not a short time. Developers built the market well, even when the market collapsed and many left ethereum.


Title: Re: Is this the Ethereum killer?
Post by: Mpamaegbu on February 14, 2021, 01:49:16 PM
EOS transaction volume capacity beats ETH. NEO, XTZ and ADA were all thought to be ETH killers. Which of them has really succeeded?
The Binance Smart Chain (BSC) looks like it's more than the tokens you just listed above because of CZ's innovative mind in the crypto space. At least he has shown what he can achieve with an exchange he set up in 2017 now leading the chart. Personally, I will be happy if any token can give the ETH team a nightmare and get more new projects to its own chain. Just take a look at the extortion in gas fee going on in the ETH network, and tell me you're happy with the development. Are you? This is why we need a diversion that can prove to ETH that it isn't after all indispensable.


Title: Re: Is this the Ethereum killer?
Post by: ipanks on February 14, 2021, 02:34:30 PM
I don't know why I'm still so confident with ETH, whether my brain has been washed that it is still the best. how to determine that bitcoin can be better than ETH  ;D
I still believe ethereum is one of many coins that potentially increase, and ethereum is the best altcoin so far. But bitcoin leads the market, and with so much support from the big company, bitcoin will have more chances to get popularity besides ethereum. But we do not know what will happen in the future, whether ethereum will still be the best altcoin or it replaces it with the other coins such as bnb or else.


Title: Re: Is this the Ethereum killer?
Post by: Bitstar_coin on February 14, 2021, 02:44:24 PM
Why do we always use the word "killer" and try to ignite fire where there shouldn't? Can't other network co-exist with eth before we start referring to them as eth killer, Binance smart chain is gathering momentum and getting attention because perhaps people want to have a change, but we know it will take some time before it has such user base eth however there is always a beginning.


Title: Re: Is this the Ethereum killer?
Post by: criket on February 14, 2021, 02:48:51 PM
I don't know why I'm still so confident with ETH, whether my brain has been washed that it is still the best. how to determine that bitcoin can be better than ETH  ;D
I still believe ethereum is one of many coins that potentially increase, and ethereum is the best altcoin so far. But bitcoin leads the market, and with so much support from the big company, bitcoin will have more chances to get popularity besides ethereum. But we do not know what will happen in the future, whether ethereum will still be the best altcoin or it replaces it with the other coins such as bnb or else.
I think BNB and ADA have the most potential. but whether waiting for what happens in the future, of course, no one will know. but ethereum there's potential to remain at the top is still very strong. popularity and market interest are still great. it will be hard to beat him even in the next 5 years.


Title: Re: Is this the Ethereum killer?
Post by: Casdinyard on February 14, 2021, 02:51:40 PM
Ethereum is the 'biggest' altcoin in my opinion, not in terms of its market value but to its large community of users. Ethereum is always believed to be the 2nd topmost crypto in this industry and such idea will not be created without having a 'basis'. So if the argument is to replace or 'kill' ethereum, I think at this moment  no other coin will have a chance. Also, there will be no such thing. Even Bitcoin which is the strongest will not be able to do so. Simply because there's no such motive in this industry. Cryptos could Co-exist with one another and without mandating an investor to just choose a single crypto to invest.


Title: Re: Is this the Ethereum killer?
Post by: muratsink on February 14, 2021, 04:51:46 PM
Almost community coins use ethereum its why ethereum have higher price and higher fees for sending coins, maybe you want get lower fees sending coin you can use BNB or BSC platform coin, but still not many coins have support with BNB or BSC platform, when the first time ICO launching to public made by ethereum platform.


Title: Re: Is this the Ethereum killer?
Post by: coinswebid on February 14, 2021, 04:59:14 PM
Binance smart chain is very promising and a very good contender for ethereum blockchain knowing that its more convenient with a lesser transaction fee however I don't think that it will be the ethereum killer but I can see that there is a huge potential for either EGLD or DOT to be the ethereum killer after the long run.

ethereum will always be the king of altcoins, i believe that,
even now a lot of rising start coming to this industry such as DOT or others, but for sure my bet still with ethereum


Title: Re: Is this the Ethereum killer?
Post by: repear7 on February 14, 2021, 05:23:21 PM
Recently we can see lot of project using Binance smart chain.

Low fee is the main reason i think.

I Don't think BSC will kill ethereum.  But, BSC can be more popular.


Title: Re: Is this the Ethereum killer?
Post by: mace15 on February 14, 2021, 05:49:24 PM
I can't believe that the Binance Smart Chain is called the "killer" for Ethereum. We all know that Ethereum for now has very expensive gas fee. Of course, this will be a burden for small traders, but this is Ethereum! I think ETH is still superior than BSC. I know that maybe BSC could bypass Ethereum in the future, but let's see ~
There's a long way to go for BSC as to be the ethereum killer although it is also most use network these days because of the low gas fee. Many project created under bsc network and this could attract new users because of the transaction fee. I agree with you let's see in the future to prove bsc to be the ethereum killer.


Title: Re: Is this the Ethereum killer?
Post by: gwdf1 on February 14, 2021, 08:09:28 PM
People rush to conclusions about Ethereum killers. BNB is certainly a promising coin. If we compare the functionality of ETH and BNB, then BNB certainly wins in terms of market capitalization. But Ethereum, after entering the big crypto arena, will not give up its positions so easily. Developers will do their best to maintain the reputation of ETH, especially since they have all the necessary resources for this.


Title: Re: Is this the Ethereum killer?
Post by: KimmyF on February 14, 2021, 10:00:26 PM
I am not telling everyone that the transaction volume alone will make Binance Smart Chain the Ethereum killer, however, matching Ethereum’s transaction volume while maintaining low fees might cause developers to rethink on their Ethereum dapp roadmaps and continue development on Binance.
If Ethereum has very low features, it could already be gone. Cryptocurrency users are increasing slowly but Ethereum blockchain users are losing fast. Why do we cost so much funds when we have other options like Tron and Binance chain? What ETH fans will be return when transaction cost will be average. Tron blockchain transaction cost also low but Ethereum doesn't lose anything.


Title: Re: Is this the Ethereum killer?
Post by: enhu on February 14, 2021, 10:09:51 PM

A lot aimed to kill ETH but not of them had achieved 10% of it. There are many issues with ETH which if the project can address them, they may be able to really compete ETH at almost the same level. But there are still many factors to consider when an ERC20 token before migrating to another platform because exchanges today can really ask for higher fees in the listing. It's going to be a turn-off for the community if there will be no market.


Title: Re: Is this the Ethereum killer?
Post by: yohananaomi on February 16, 2021, 12:17:38 AM
I am not telling everyone that the transaction volume alone will make Binance Smart Chain the Ethereum killer, however, matching Ethereum’s transaction volume while maintaining low fees might cause developers to rethink on their Ethereum dapp roadmaps and continue development on Binance.
If Ethereum has very low features, it could already be gone. Cryptocurrency users are increasing slowly but Ethereum blockchain users are losing fast. Why do we cost so much funds when we have other options like Tron and Binance chain? What ETH fans will be return when transaction cost will be average. Tron blockchain transaction cost also low but Ethereum doesn't lose anything.
It is not easy to be able to do anything with Ethereum because Ethereum is already known and has its own base, even how long it has been that Ethereum has carried out a fairly high gas fee and many people are looking for alternatives, but until now Ethereum is still the best.
It is difficult to get rid of a habit that has already occurred just because something is not too problematic for users who are already used to it, maybe for the small ones it will be felt but there is relatively no significant effect.


Title: Re: Is this the Ethereum killer?
Post by: MCobian on February 16, 2021, 01:17:24 AM
It is interesting to see the development of the Binance Smart Chain which has grown in popularity after offering fees that are cheaper than 
the Ethereum platform. If we see that creative CZ could make Binance exchanges become the number 1 trading platform until now,
it is possible for BSC to become a replacement for Ethereum. But it's not that easy to kill Ethereum, because many have tried to beat Ethereum
by giving low fees. As did EOS and Tron but ended up failing, in the end the Ethereum platform was still very much in demand. It's interesting
what CZ did next to make Binance Smart Chain even more desirable than Ethereum.


Title: Re: Is this the Ethereum killer?
Post by: ipanks on February 16, 2021, 03:34:35 PM
I don't know why I'm still so confident with ETH, whether my brain has been washed that it is still the best. how to determine that bitcoin can be better than ETH  ;D
I still believe ethereum is one of many coins that potentially increase, and ethereum is the best altcoin so far. But bitcoin leads the market, and with so much support from the big company, bitcoin will have more chances to get popularity besides ethereum. But we do not know what will happen in the future, whether ethereum will still be the best altcoin or it replaces it with the other coins such as bnb or else.
I think BNB and ADA have the most potential. but whether waiting for what happens in the future, of course, no one will know. but ethereum there's potential to remain at the top is still very strong. popularity and market interest are still great. it will be hard to beat him even in the next 5 years.
I have the same think like you because I see BNB can increase before, although the price now seems stagnant and not moves to the high price. But I am sure the price will break the high price later, especially if BNB is coming. Ethereum still the best coin besides bitcoin, but the price already increases so high, so we can hardly directly buy 1 ethereum. But to buy BNB, we can buy 1 BNB without feeling hard.


Title: Re: Is this the Ethereum killer?
Post by: oprahwindfury on February 17, 2021, 06:47:10 PM
Binance is a goliath in the Alt-coins field, and a unified one at that.It has a great deal of cash to fill advancing its own chain. Ethereum then again has considerably more natural presence in the designer local area. A large portion of the planned use-cases for blockchain search for decentralization. In this way, designers proficient at brilliant agreements on Ethereum will keep on being significant. This implies that they will proceed to assemble and run on it. I question that BSC can change this. They have the cash behind them while ETH has the local area. For what reason would it be advisable for it to play out any uniquely in contrast to BTC versus BCash.


Title: Re: Is this the Ethereum killer?
Post by: bbc.reporter on February 19, 2021, 02:32:12 AM
It appears being the Ethereum killer is becoming a reality. Binance BNB is presently on 4th place on coinmarketcap.com and the difference between BNB and Tether is not very big.

In any case, what are the top projects in Binance smartchain? I speculate those projects would be the best investments for 2020’s bull market.


Title: Re: Is this the Ethereum killer?
Post by: Hobo66 on February 19, 2021, 05:16:04 AM
There ate two coin which has high potential and can be a future killer of Etherium. First one Is  BNB and its obvious how it ranked up to no 3 and price pumped. Very low fee for sending coins. Second one is ziliqa which is very smart project and have many new and top class feature of smart contract.


Title: Re: Is this the Ethereum killer?
Post by: sgenuine on February 19, 2021, 02:17:41 PM
People rush to conclusions about Ethereum killers. BNB is certainly a promising coin. If we compare the functionality of ETH and BNB, then BNB certainly wins in terms of market capitalization. But Ethereum, after entering the big crypto arena, will not give up its positions so easily. Developers will do their best to maintain the reputation of ETH, especially since they have all the necessary resources for this.

Ethereum is very firmly established in the crypto space. Binance certainly has prospects, there are many users who bring their money to the exchange. But defeating ETH will not be easy. In addition, the Ethereum development team are real professionals, they will not allow the project to fail.


Title: Re: Is this the Ethereum killer?
Post by: m_nief on February 19, 2021, 05:22:28 PM
I don't know why I'm still so confident with ETH, whether my brain has been washed that it is still the best. how to determine that bitcoin can be better than ETH  ;D
I think there is no problem that you still believe in Ethreum because most people also believe in Ethereum,
but indeed when compared to bitcoin ethereum will not be able to shift it,
what is certain is that the two coins need not be doubted
wait a minutes, I'm not talking about the comparison between ethereum and bitcoin, if bitcoin is no longer in doubt, no one can match bitcoin until this time, although ethereum. the issue in this thread is the binance smartchain will be the killer of ethereum. So, the comparison here is between the Binance smartchain and the Ethereum blockchain. So, the comparison here is between the Binance smartchain and the Ethereum blockchain


Title: Re: Is this the Ethereum killer?
Post by: XCANA on February 19, 2021, 05:44:14 PM
I don't think that the BNB will become the killer of Ethereum but it is already clear that the BNB will take some part of the projects to itself.
That is why the price of bnb has grown so much and will continue to grow.
These two chains are absolutely different from each others, the Ethereum chain is decentralized while that of Binance chain is centralized so, how on earth can these two bridge each others?. We all know that the Binance guy has the needed funds for promotion but there's something the Ethereum has that they don't have currently: Ethereum-'it community devs are developing the technology'. These two will continue their own journey separately.


Title: Re: Is this the Ethereum killer?
Post by: MUG1WARA on February 19, 2021, 07:17:05 PM
Previously I heard that XRP will kill Ethereum but proven not and now I hear that BSC will kill Ethereum but I think it will also not be possible because Ethereum is the number 2 coin and has been widely used around the world, even though the gas is currently high but not nothing can stop the development of ethereum


Title: Re: Is this the Ethereum killer?
Post by: bbc.reporter on February 21, 2021, 05:46:03 AM
Many of the replies in this thread hurt my eyes hehe. This is either they only want to post for posting sake without research or they do not care.

@MUG1WARA. ETH holders should hope that Ethereum 2.0 will be released this year before it is too late. BNB is coming for Ethereum’s market share. Lower fees matter for a decentralized smart contract network and developers will go to where people will have the best user experience. High fees is an impairment to this.



Title: Re: Is this the Ethereum killer?
Post by: torrantz on February 21, 2021, 08:33:59 AM
Recently we can see lot of project using Binance smart chain.

Low fee is the main reason i think.

I Don't think BSC will kill ethereum.  But, BSC can be more popular.
Yeah they moving over because of fee but once the sharding implemented which I haven't seen the real progress until now in my opinion, many new projects will then move back to ethereum again.
But I'm pretty sure with the fact that binance keeps on burning coin will be very benefical for holders in the long run, binance just need to keep burning and burning and their value could go up in no time.


Title: Re: Is this the Ethereum killer?
Post by: bbc.reporter on March 29, 2021, 01:52:08 AM
I speculate that if Ethereum, Tron, EOS and other older platforms for smart contracts begin to lose the developers’ trust, the developers might begin to use newer platforms with the marketing dollars and the backing of an exchange like Binance Smart Chain and maybe also Solana.



Effect Network, a decentralized finance (DeFi) platform that connects companies to the global workforce, will be switching its development from the EOS blockchain to the Binance Smart Chain (BSC).

Effect Network CEO Chris Dawe explained the move to BSC is due to his confidence in the long-term vision of the Binance ecosystem.

“Look at what the Binance organization has accomplished in only the last three years. It is a testament of dedication, hard work but above all its laser-focused vision. The amount of products and services our clients and workforce can tap into with the Binance ecosystem are amazing and will help accelerate the growth of the Effect Network like never before,” said Dawe.


Source https://www.coindesk.com/effect-network-abandons-eos-binance-smart-chain


Title: Re: Is this the Ethereum killer?
Post by: Dexion on March 29, 2021, 03:28:56 AM
In 2015, everyone said (and even now there are especially ‘smart’ people) that ETH is the "BTC killer". And did Bitcoin die? No.
Now it's 2021 and you write that BSC is the "ETH killer". If you are seriously confident in this, then I advise you to rush to sell all your ETH and buy BSC.
And then create another thread that history has not taught you anything.
BSC marketing company works as usual
Many people often think that when they see the phenomenon of coins whose graphs are getting better from day to day, they will become coins that can shift their predecessors, while the reality on the ground is not that easy, whether it's BSC, ETH, or BTC, of course they have their own plans. to defend their position, even though there are possibilities


Title: Re: Is this the Ethereum killer?
Post by: CryptopreneurBrainboss on March 29, 2021, 07:01:58 AM
Quote from: amishmanish
This means that they will continue to build and run on it. I doubt that BSC can change this. They have the money behind them while ETH has the community. Why should it play out any differently than BTC vs BCash?


Bsc although has been impressive so far with the rate at which they're developing still doesn't have what it takes to overthrown ethereum in terms of decentralization. They could pump all their funds and make BnB worth more than ETH but that doesn't mean they'll be a better blockchain. Ethereum has some centralized features but it's the closest and most successful smart chain blockchain in the industry so far.

It's a working on itself with the launching of the ETH 2.0 that'll switch from proof of works to staking and hopefully this will contribute to the betterment of the blockchain because currently it's the backbone of the industry. Excluding the whole buzz around bitcoin, ethereum is steadily contributing heavily to the progress of the industry.

Most project are built on it blockchain and other trends like the ICO, Defi and most recent NFT all has Ethereum to thank for making it easier to implement all this idea on the blockchain.


Title: Re: Is this the Ethereum killer?
Post by: susuberuang on March 29, 2021, 10:57:01 AM
BNB has high potential and could become the main competitor of Etherium in the future, where it is very clear how BNB has grown to become the 3rd highest coin in the current MCM, but I never thought that BNB would break the dominance of ETH, because etherem is the best altcoin.  all time, and has been very strong in today's crypto market, even though ETH has high gas costs, eth will always be an option, but ETH management must make improvements so that ETH users are always comfortable in transacting,


Title: Re: Is this the Ethereum killer?
Post by: bison on March 29, 2021, 12:32:53 PM
BNB has high potential and could become the main competitor of Etherium in the future, where it is very clear how BNB has grown to become the 3rd highest coin in the current MCM, but I never thought that BNB would break the dominance of ETH, because etherem is the best altcoin.  all time, and has been very strong in today's crypto market, even though ETH has high gas costs, eth will always be an option, but ETH management must make improvements so that ETH users are always comfortable in transacting,
What is more than BNB's value is that there is a reduction in the supply of coins from coin burns that they do every quarter. Every year you will see how BNB increases its price.
ETH, meanwhile, is about to start developing their better platform. this process will also work in the long term.


Title: Re: Is this the Ethereum killer?
Post by: btcltcdigger on March 29, 2021, 01:12:13 PM
I am not telling everyone that the transaction volume alone will make Binance Smart Chain the Ethereum killer, however, matching Ethereum’s transaction volume while maintaining low fees might cause developers to rethink on their Ethereum dapp roadmaps and continue development on Binance.

https://i.ibb.co/xFLbhbG/AB9-EAF85-93-AB-4-F56-9128-6-FC727-F08-B57.jpg

Binance Smart Chain (BSC) is starting to match Ethereum (ETH) on some key network numbers—but it’s all dependent on one single application, according to DappRadar’s report published today.

“In January BSC reached new heights in terms of transaction volumes and unique active wallets. If the trend continues in February, BSC might become the number one blockchain in terms of transaction volume,” the researchers summarized.

In January, the total transaction volume on BSC amounted to $15 billion. This is up considerably compared to previous months.


Read in full https://decrypt.co/57420/binance-smart-chain-is-starting-to-rival-ethereum-heres-why

It has been proven that 80% of BSC transactions are FAKE. They just present the network as popular to bring people to it.
BSC is centralized shit, and should be avoided for any serious stuff


Title: Re: Is this the Ethereum killer?
Post by: bbc.reporter on March 30, 2021, 02:23:41 AM
It has been proven that 80% of BSC transactions are FAKE. They just present the network as popular to bring people to it.
BSC is centralized shit, and should be avoided for any serious stuff

Fake or not, those transactions have proven that Binance Smart Chain can process more transactions and can maintain lower fees than Ethereum.

Agreed that it is centralized, however, that is not my argument. I am arguing that BSC might be the Ethereum killer.


Title: Re: Is this the Ethereum killer?
Post by: Dexion on March 30, 2021, 03:47:13 AM

Ethereum is very firmly established in the crypto space. Binance certainly has prospects, there are many users who bring their money to the exchange. But defeating ETH will not be easy. In addition, the Ethereum development team are real professionals, they will not allow the project to fail.

Competition is indeed a natural thing, and I agree that if Binance wants to beat ethereum whose name is already established is not easy, the development team will also not stay silent with the threat of other altcoins that have the potential to shift their position, the developers will also definitely provide solutions to complaints that arise in their projects to keep their projects afloat and develop.


Title: Re: Is this the Ethereum killer?
Post by: CryptopreneurBrainboss on March 30, 2021, 04:01:29 AM
It has been proven that 80% of BSC transactions are FAKE. They just present the network as popular to bring people to it.
BSC is centralized shit, and should be avoided for any serious stuff

Fake or not, those transactions have proven that Binance Smart Chain can process more transactions and can maintain lower fees than Ethereum.

We're only saying this now because BNB isn't as priced as Ethereum yet, as the price of the token increase so will the fees required to process transaction on the blockchain.

The binance smartchain is still new and most of the transaction they claim are just fake and that's the fact although they're doing quite well for themselves compared to other so called ethereum killers in the past.

Cz has said it time without number (on paper) that binance smartchain wasn't developed to compete with Ethereum instead for the betterment of the industry. So I guess the focus isn't about overthrowing ethereum but to be a better version of their own vision.


Title: Re: Is this the Ethereum killer?
Post by: NoG-NoG on March 30, 2021, 04:07:45 AM
I am not telling everyone that the transaction volume alone will make Binance Smart Chain the Ethereum killer, however, matching Ethereum’s transaction volume while maintaining low fees might cause developers to rethink on their Ethereum dapp roadmaps and continue development on Binance.

https://i.ibb.co/xFLbhbG/AB9-EAF85-93-AB-4-F56-9128-6-FC727-F08-B57.jpg

Binance Smart Chain (BSC) is starting to match Ethereum (ETH) on some key network numbers—but it’s all dependent on one single application, according to DappRadar’s report published today.

“In January BSC reached new heights in terms of transaction volumes and unique active wallets. If the trend continues in February, BSC might become the number one blockchain in terms of transaction volume,” the researchers summarized.

In January, the total transaction volume on BSC amounted to $15 billion. This is up considerably compared to previous months.


Read in full https://decrypt.co/57420/binance-smart-chain-is-starting-to-rival-ethereum-heres-why
I think Binance smart chain is a very good rival of ethereum blockchain and if so happen that the issues and problem of ethereum blockchain cannot be resolve without any doubt BSC will definitely kill and put to an end the reign of ETH blockchain.


Title: Re: Is this the Ethereum killer?
Post by: btcltcdigger on March 31, 2021, 07:38:43 AM
Anyone who thinks that BSC is better than ETH is delusional.
BSC is a 2020 copy of a 2016 project.
Yes, it can process more stuff, and has lower fee's. But when you only need to update 12 nodes to achieve that, it's easy.


Title: Re: Is this the Ethereum killer?
Post by: fia_naila on March 31, 2021, 01:24:38 PM
Bnb can be ethereum killer if ethereum development can not solve the high fees problem, layer 2 is not a complete solution to it. Look at coinmarketcap, there are many ethereum dapps project move to bnb. When you want mass adoption especially for retail transaction. Ethereum needs to reduce the fees as low as possible. Bnb weakness is only the coin still too centralised.


Title: Re: Is this the Ethereum killer?
Post by: Musekay on May 07, 2021, 09:24:17 PM
Ethereum has paid it dues in the crypto space and has really come a long way. The outrageous transaction fee of eth is a flag which bnb solved on the platform butis that enough to kill eth. Bnb definitely will do well in the space but putting an end to eth is still where i have doubts


Title: Re: Is this the Ethereum killer?
Post by: ecnalubma on May 07, 2021, 11:33:18 PM
Only time will tell but I’m happy what had Binance achieved for years of development. Binance might not be the perfect blockchain to dethrone Ethereum but it has the potential thats why most projects strategically migrated to BSC.


Title: Re: Is this the Ethereum killer?
Post by: Twinkledoe on May 07, 2021, 11:37:41 PM
Much of the ongoing discussion is the issue of high transaction costs on ethereum. It needs to be underlined is that the high transaction costs in Ethereum are caused by the density of transactions carried out there. But when talking about the demise of ethereum because of the presence of other altcoins, my race is something that didn't happen at all. Ethereum will remain in a stronger position.

That is the major reason why BSC network becomes popular. People are migrating to BSC because of the high fees in ETH. Now, if a lot of projects are now going to BSC, we should see at least de-congestion in ETH network. However, I am seeing that their fees are still high despite of their berlin hard fork and switching of previously eth-based projects to bsc. Maybe this coming July, eth will finally have economical fees like before. But labeling BSC as eth killer, I think it is too early to claim such title.


Title: Re: Is this the Ethereum killer?
Post by: speedforce on May 07, 2021, 11:52:16 PM
IMO BNB community mostly is traders while Ethereum community is a crypto geeks and developers (different target).
Also i know its frustating seeing Ethereum gas fee at the moment and makes some of people move from ETH Platform to BSC, but no doubt it will be solved in the future.


Title: Re: Is this the Ethereum killer?
Post by: viananda2525 on May 08, 2021, 02:27:18 PM
Much of the ongoing discussion is the issue of high transaction costs on ethereum. It needs to be underlined is that the high transaction costs in Ethereum are caused by the density of transactions carried out there. But when talking about the demise of ethereum because of the presence of other altcoins, my race is something that didn't happen at all. Ethereum will remain in a stronger position.

That is the major reason why BSC network becomes popular. People are migrating to BSC because of the high fees in ETH. Now, if a lot of projects are now going to BSC, we should see at least de-congestion in ETH network. However, I am seeing that their fees are still high despite of their berlin hard fork and switching of previously eth-based projects to bsc. Maybe this coming July, eth will finally have economical fees like before. But labeling BSC as eth killer, I think it is too early to claim such title.

So do you think that Ethereum fans will ever decrease because they have migrated to BSC? I don't think that's going to make Ethereum worse off. In fact, the more competition with altcoins the ethereum price continues to rise and so does its development. I think it has absolutely no effect.
it did now, i see alot ethereum community migrate to support binance. just look at how much project launched in binance smart chain now ? and existing project which is migrate to. altough its amount not significat , but they have contribution to bnb price now. their influence will attract new buyer to bnb.


Title: Re: Is this the Ethereum killer?
Post by: mexite on May 08, 2021, 10:49:59 PM
It's quite commonplace to see existing projects migrate to Binance Smart Chain due to the low transaction fee. This is a major advantage of the BSC network, which is a compatible fork of Ethereum.

But apart from that, Ethereum still enjoys patronage because of its large community of developers and supporters, and the ongoing development to migrate the network to PoS.


Title: Re: Is this the Ethereum killer?
Post by: lexkiee28 on May 20, 2021, 12:13:26 PM
I am not telling everyone that the transaction volume alone will make Binance Smart Chain the Ethereum killer, however, matching Ethereum’s transaction volume while maintaining low fees might cause developers to rethink on their Ethereum dapp roadmaps and continue development on Binance.

https://i.ibb.co/xFLbhbG/AB9-EAF85-93-AB-4-F56-9128-6-FC727-F08-B57.jpg

Binance Smart Chain (BSC) is starting to match Ethereum (ETH) on some key network numbers—but it’s all dependent on one single application, according to DappRadar’s report published today.

“In January BSC reached new heights in terms of transaction volumes and unique active wallets. If the trend continues in February, BSC might become the number one blockchain in terms of transaction volume,” the researchers summarized.

In January, the total transaction volume on BSC amounted to $15 billion. This is up considerably compared to previous months.


Read in full https://decrypt.co/57420/binance-smart-chain-is-starting-to-rival-ethereum-heres-why
As of the moment many new and developing projects and mostly of the crypto enthusiasts are using binance smart chain because its more convenient to use and its much cheaper than the gas fee of Ethereum blockchain but In my opinion I don't think that BSC will be the ethereum killer because I think the best to described as Ethereum killer is the Polkadot.


Title: Re: Is this the Ethereum killer?
Post by: ampu on May 20, 2021, 01:11:33 PM
After many days of DEFI launch, projects on Ethereum have migrated to BSC to reduce transaction costs. DEFI projects on BSC appear more and the transaction volume on Pancake is much higher than Uniswap.
It is worth mentioning that the value of ETH and BNB(BSC) has steadily increased. To date, no position change has occurred. Maybe we have to wait a long time to see which platform is really better.


Title: Re: Is this the Ethereum killer?
Post by: kak uli on May 20, 2021, 01:44:44 PM
I think none of the altcoins can kill ethereum, be it Binance, Polkadot or Cardano. ethereum which has a lot of interest and has many uses, i think it is very difficult to kill ethereum.


Title: Re: Is this the Ethereum killer?
Post by: Bitstar_coin on May 20, 2021, 02:11:55 PM
Honestly the high transaction fees can not be over emphasized, every time you think the fees are about to reduce still it will rather go up even more, yesterday i wanted to send some erc20 tokens over to the exchange but transaction fees was to much for me so i have to hold back, this is really killing the vibe of eth for me already.


Title: Re: Is this the Ethereum killer?
Post by: v3liana on May 20, 2021, 03:16:02 PM
Let's wait and see how good ETH 2.0, right now we need to admit it BSC is better than ETH (according to small trader like me), but in the future i don't think so. I think ETH will keep staying on 2nd position in CMC.


Title: Re: Is this the Ethereum killer?
Post by: blackened515 on May 20, 2021, 05:25:21 PM
Let's wait and see how good ETH 2.0, right now we need to admit it BSC is better than ETH (according to small trader like me), but in the future i don't think so. I think ETH will keep staying on 2nd position in CMC.
This taking much time to implement and I'm thinking that if Vitalik Buterin and his team mates delay to finish up the new version of eth 2.0, the Binance Smart chain will take over ethereum, many projects had tried to kill ethereum but no way for them., Ethereum is moving to be an investment for the richer, the poor investors are moving in for BSC so they go transact with low fee.


Title: Re: Is this the Ethereum killer?
Post by: kak uli on May 20, 2021, 05:56:08 PM
The BNB was on the 3rd place in coinmarketcap so I'm thinking that BSC is the Ethereum killer, many tokens migrating in BSC. Who knows that one day we will surprise that BNB will be on the 2nd place in coinmarketcap.

is it possible what you say is true? I don't think it will ever happen. Just take a look at some time ago, more and more ethereum competitors are present in the market then ethereum continues to prove that they are not competitors by showing the highest prices during 2021.


Title: Re: Is this the Ethereum killer?
Post by: raji1995naya on May 22, 2021, 08:29:53 PM
Previously, I heard that DOGE will kill Ethereumalthough this has not been proved. Present I heard that BSC would kill Ethereum, but I do not believe this would be true because Ethereum is the number two coin and is commonly used around the world. Despite the fact that the gas is currently strong. And upcoming Ethereum 2.0 will be a pump for price


Title: Re: Is this the Ethereum killer?
Post by: yohananaomi on May 22, 2021, 10:29:10 PM
not also bnb only excels in fees only whereas eth has a bigger and more community and as soon as the eth problem is resolved, eth will be increasingly used, some users may experience quite high fee constraints for now.
but if it continues to be ignored, it is possible that other platforms will fill the void that occurs due to high costs. Don't underestimate things like this even though we have to admit that there are so many Ethereum investors and until now they cannot be replaced and will remain loyal.

It must be remembered that all projects if they start switching to other platforms this clearly indicates that they are also having problems with payments. because the expenditure has increased which so far has not been a problem but is now starting to be felt. Moreover, bounty participants cannot even do anything because the cost is greater than the income.


Title: Re: Is this the Ethereum killer?
Post by: lalabotax on May 22, 2021, 11:55:24 PM
BSC is a very promising and reputable platform moreover related to the statement from CZ. And we know that Binance is a big platform and will always try its best. However, beating Ethereum is still very difficult moreover because ETH has a bigger community, utility, and also tokens on their platform.
But one of the weaknesses of the Etheruem platform itself is the high fees. If they cannot decrease the fees, maybe someday BSC will really take the seat.


Title: Re: Is this the Ethereum killer?
Post by: martina14 on May 23, 2021, 10:56:16 PM
Much of the ongoing discussion is the issue of high transaction costs on ethereum. It needs to be underlined is that the high transaction costs in Ethereum are caused by the density of transactions carried out there. But when talking about the demise of ethereum because of the presence of other altcoins, my race is something that didn't happen at all. Ethereum will remain in a stronger position.

That is the major reason why BSC network becomes popular. People are migrating to BSC because of the high fees in ETH. Now, if a lot of projects are now going to BSC, we should see at least de-congestion in ETH network. However, I am seeing that their fees are still high despite of their berlin hard fork and switching of previously eth-based projects to bsc. Maybe this coming July, eth will finally have economical fees like before. But labeling BSC as eth killer, I think it is too early to claim such title.

A lot of the new project now arising here cryptocurrency business are already migrated into BSC platform, if this thing continue no doubt for sure in the end BSC can surpass ETH, then if ETH didn't do something about high transaction charges it could be the beginning of their fall for sure in the end.


Title: Re: Is this the Ethereum killer?
Post by: gurunanakji777 on June 28, 2021, 12:03:25 PM
No doubt Binance is doing good still we can not say it is an Ethereum killer even we are expecting Ethereum upgrade by next month. If that implements Ethereum will start burning their coins and that will again help to gain the value of Ethereum. I feel Ethereum dev should also focus on more development and upgrades. If Eth gas fee will be reduced then it won't be easy for BSC.


Title: Re: Is this the Ethereum killer?
Post by: trauchot on June 28, 2021, 12:08:44 PM
Everything is possible, why not, because look how quickly this year BNB and BSC are developing and BSC has already caught up with Ethereum, and if same fast BNB and BSC development will be further, then perhaps in the future BSC will overtake the Ethereum blockchain, but so far I think that Ethereum is still much more successful than BNB and BSC, but when all stages of Ethereum 2.0 will ne released, it will be very hard for BNB and BSC, so in the near future Ethereum will still be in first place among all altcoins.


Title: Re: Is this the Ethereum killer?
Post by: ene1980 on June 28, 2021, 12:51:23 PM
Binance is a giant in the Alt-coins arena, and a centralized one at that.

It has a lot of money to pour into promoting its own chain. Ethereum on the other hand has much more organic presence in the developer community. Most of the prospective use-cases for blockchain look for decentralization. So, developers adept at smart-contracts on Ethereum will continue to be valuable. This means that they will continue to build and run on it. I doubt that BSC can change this. They have the money behind them while ETH has the community. Why should it play out any differently than BTC vs BCash?
Months down the line the entire landscape changed and now almost all of the coins are using BSC network than Ethereum for launching their platform and once that launched them in Ethereum are either migrating to BSC chain or using it as an alternative as the demand is higher from the clients. Even i was skeptical about their success but that changed in a matter of months. 


Title: Re: Is this the Ethereum killer?
Post by: Katarj on June 28, 2021, 01:56:09 PM
I guess the future is going to parachainz: dot, kusama etc. 
BSC will no longer 2 years.


Title: Re: Is this the Ethereum killer?
Post by: TWW on June 28, 2021, 01:59:56 PM
Months down the line the entire landscape changed and now almost all of the coins are using BSC network than Ethereum for launching their platform and once that launched them in Ethereum are either migrating to BSC chain or using it as an alternative as the demand is higher from the clients. Even i was skeptical about their success but that changed in a matter of months. 

everything is going pretty fast. BSC managed to get its best momentum from the problems experienced by ethereum.
what is very surprising is that the trading volume of the exchanges that support the BSC like a pancake is growing very fast. even faster than UniSwap achievement with the ethereum network.
I am excited about the growth of this exciting market. but not so happy to see how ethereum has to cope with everything that binance already has.


Title: Re: Is this the Ethereum killer?
Post by: Furious 7 on June 28, 2021, 02:29:18 PM
Months down the line the entire landscape changed and now almost all of the coins are using BSC network than Ethereum for launching their platform and once that launched them in Ethereum are either migrating to BSC chain or using it as an alternative as the demand is higher from the clients. Even i was skeptical about their success but that changed in a matter of months. 
everything is going pretty fast. BSC managed to get its best momentum from the problems experienced by ethereum.
what is very surprising is that the trading volume of the exchanges that support the BSC like a pancake is growing very fast. even faster than UniSwap achievement with the ethereum network.
I am excited about the growth of this exciting market. but not so happy to see how ethereum has to cope with everything that binance already has.
That's because in the BSC network has provided a very cheap network so many clients are interested in faster and cheaper BSC migration, at that time Ethereum was having trouble on the gwei which was too high so much to the disappointment that we couldn't even send tokens with $10 so for they are a burden and will certainly choose BSC as the right network for the recently launched token.

But did you know that ETH is now cheap again in terms of gwei even under $1 I think Ethereum won't be left behind and has taken care of all these issues so I think it will be fine and Ethereum's net will still be above the BSC.


Title: Re: Is this the Ethereum killer?
Post by: breathlessz on June 28, 2021, 02:44:22 PM
Months down the line the entire landscape changed and now almost all of the coins are using BSC network than Ethereum for launching their platform and once that launched them in Ethereum are either migrating to BSC chain or using it as an alternative as the demand is higher from the clients. Even i was skeptical about their success but that changed in a matter of months. 

everything is going pretty fast. BSC managed to get its best momentum from the problems experienced by ethereum.
what is very surprising is that the trading volume of the exchanges that support the BSC like a pancake is growing very fast. even faster than UniSwap achievement with the ethereum network.
I am excited about the growth of this exciting market. but not so happy to see how ethereum has to cope with everything that binance already has.
I think ethereum will improve the service as well to remain excellent. especially now ethereum gas is down and provides opportunities for more network users. We admit that BSC is growing rapidly, but I don't think it's easy to shift Ethereum, which already has loyal investors, but in essence the two altcoins have the same good prospects


Title: Re: Is this the Ethereum killer?
Post by: Bitcoinjheta on June 29, 2021, 03:34:26 AM
It cannot denied the fact that Binance Smart Chain is a best alternative in ethereum smart contract now a days in terms of lowest transaction fees. And i would not consider it that BNB is ethereum killer because ethereum has the largest ecosystem that needs to break by BNB in a long run.


Title: Re: Is this the Ethereum killer?
Post by: laohe628 on June 29, 2021, 03:45:35 AM
It's hard to say, but BSC is the closest cryptocurrency to being an Ethereum killer right now, comparing to ETH, the low gas fee an be said to be the biggest advantage of BSC. In addition, more and more projects are issuing new tokens on BSC, which has a tendency to catch up with ETH. In terms of market capitalisation, BNB is third only to BTC and ETH, i don't count USDT.


Title: Re: Is this the Ethereum killer?
Post by: Xinarae* on June 29, 2021, 03:52:59 AM
It cannot denied the fact that Binance Smart Chain is a best alternative in ethereum smart contract now a days in terms of lowest transaction fees. And i would not consider it that BNB is ethereum killer because ethereum has the largest ecosystem that needs to break by BNB in a long run.
Ethereum is in a very strong position in the market but many traders are opting for BSC wallets for its high fees at BSC wallet are much lower and transactions are becoming easier but ethereum can't kill. Despite the high fees at ethereum the demand for it will increase.


Title: Re: Is this the Ethereum killer?
Post by: Dr.Osh on June 29, 2021, 04:36:28 AM
It's hard to say, but BSC is the closest cryptocurrency to being an Ethereum killer right now, comparing to ETH, the low gas fee an be said to be the biggest advantage of BSC. In addition, more and more projects are issuing new tokens on BSC, which has a tendency to catch up with ETH. In terms of market capitalisation, BNB is third only to BTC and ETH, i don't count USDT.
Well, it's hard to say it's an ethereum killer, because basically, ethereum will stick around. currently, BSC seems to dominate the market, and beat ethereum. even most of the new projects currently use BSC as their platform. Personally, I'm also more comfortable using BSC than Ethereum at the moment.


Title: Re: Is this the Ethereum killer?
Post by: TWW on June 29, 2021, 04:45:50 AM
That's because in the BSC network has provided a very cheap network so many clients are interested in faster and cheaper BSC migration, at that time Ethereum was having trouble on the gwei which was too high so much to the disappointment that we couldn't even send tokens with $10 so for they are a burden and will certainly choose BSC as the right network for the recently launched token.

But did you know that ETH is now cheap again in terms of gwei even under $1 I think Ethereum won't be left behind and has taken care of all these issues so I think it will be fine and Ethereum's net will still be above the BSC.
The reduction in ethereum transaction fees is pretty good. but for us to trade on exchanges such as uni swap, we still need a fairly high fee. very far from what BSC provides with pancakeswap.
but overall ethereum has overcome this big problem. and I agree, ethereum will probably stay on top of BSC. but from the current adoption of new projects, we see almost dominant use of BSC.

I think ethereum will improve the service as well to remain excellent. especially now ethereum gas is down and provides opportunities for more network users. We admit that BSC is growing rapidly, but I don't think it's easy to shift Ethereum, which already has loyal investors, but in essence the two altcoins have the same good prospects
we will never know how the BSC will develop very rapidly in the future.
ethereum has experienced times like this. when the adoption of a new project is overwhelming it helps it form a stronger market. and BSC will probably get that comment.
eth is probably irreplaceable. because we know how strong ethereum is in the market till now.