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Ethereum death was signed after the idea of 2.0 came about. Not to mention using gas, that was an extremely bad idea. Plus there are much, much better options like x42 Protocol, there is no reason to use a platform with fees.
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x42 Protocol is not as old as you mentioned, but they have maintained and updated the coin for two and half years, probably the most active github I've ever seen. Worth a look.
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bitcoin is techically more superior then ETH ,yes but the use cases are bigger for etheruem now!
real utility for ETH ARE BIGGER.
ETH: defi, icos, dapps, stable coins. also the very good liquitity !!
BITCOIN ?
yes you can buy thigns with btc but so you can do with ETH.
eth is old tech when compared to x42, and they have a fiat price locks too, so both a currency and a platform.
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You invested in a ICO or IEO project at 1$ per token or coin and the price surge up to 3$ but because you see potential in the project you decide to hold and after few months the price goes down to 0.45$ and after four years and the token surge back to 3$, my question is why the wait? You hold a coin for years just to go back to it's ATH (All Time High) ? And most times majority of coins don't go back to their ATH ever again, what could you learn from this? Never ever hesitate to take profits, even if the project is the best ever, take profits, invest again when price is down because believe me, the price will surely go down
if humans are programmed to see the future won't we all be rich?
That is true if you are only looking to make profits, and not use the product itself. Many projects out there have a token or coin that has a lot of application, would you change your stance in a case like that?
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Personally I do believe HODL is a valid investing mind frame. Currently I only hold three coins, bitcoin, x42 protocol (this will be my biggest winner I am quite sure) and stratis, which I will probably sell because I really hate the whole 'strax' idea.
If you believe in a project, no only in what they promise but what they have delivered, you should definitely hodl. At least imo.
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XRP has always been a bank sham... I am amazed people still purchase it. There are many, many better options out there, feeless options even.
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Every year there is a trend, one year we have ICOs, next is masternodes, than IEO.. the flavour of the year is DeFi. A shame so many people lost money on projects that had zero innovation, or even a chance for that matter.
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x42 Protocol by an extremely large margin. Not only it is proven and not riding a 'DeFi' wave, but they are 100% self-funded, didn't hold and ICO or anything like that but also gave away a lot of coin for free in the beginning, which they still do to a smaller extent.
Specs: - Feeless - Proof of stake - Cold Staking - DApps - Several avenues to get passive revenue (staking, hosting dapps, price locks, xServers and so on) - EXTREMELY active team and development - Cheap coin (around 1 usd cent per coin currently) - NOT A TOKEN, x42 run on their own blockchain
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This is a great tip and something that should apply to every cryptocurrency! Bare in mind that some cryptos have a much, much faster blocktime and that period could be even longer.
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I do not understand why anyone would use this instead of x42 Protocol. Honestly.
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Really nice idea... but there are so many extra steps and hurdles to cross, so many things that could go wrong. x42 is a much, much better option. True passive income while you help a good cause.
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Congratulations! Make sure to purchase some x42 with a portion of that.
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This is the next big thing.
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It annoys me to no end that coins like this are getting attention and a gem like x42 Protocol is still a microcap.
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Sorry if this not the proper place to post this and sorry if i feel little mad about it, but ALMOST all wallets ask for crazy ETH fees that are hard to cover, any hope that in a near future can be lowered?...
ETH is old tech unfortunately. Nowadays there are many feeless coins are the market, but none that has the structure of eth, except x42 Protocol. I highly advise you check them out.
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