Ethereum's biggest contender?

[Becky666]

The only big contenders will always immerge from the right team with the right project. Ethereum has a good project team work and it has stayed ontop of the altcoins industry for ages. Basically, I can't see any random existing projects which has the capacity to dethrone ethereun from it first position when discussing altcoins. If their should be any, the project will be a new one and not an existing project.

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[bbcolex]

There's alot of better coins than ethereum itself like elrond. The only problem I see about ethereum is its crazy gas prices which driving some people away from using it. its becoming like bitcoin a coin that is only used for storage of money.

[Abiky]

There's alot of better coins than ethereum itself like elrond. The only problem I see about ethereum is its crazy gas prices which driving some people away from using it. its becoming like bitcoin a coin that is only used for storage of money.

ETH's biggest issue is the high fees and slow transaction confirmation times. It's becoming a "Bitcoin 2.0". Developers have been delaying scalability upgrades each time, making people desperate. If the trend continues, ETH competitors will be one step ahead of it in terms of mainstream adoption. We already have scalable blockchain networks like TRON, EOS, and Tezos for smart contracts. People can migrate to those chains if they want faster transactions at a fraction of the cost. The one closest to ETH in its ecosystem of dApps is TRON. There are many dApps on the TRON blockchain which mimics those on the original smart contract platform. While TRON is utterly centralized, most people don't care as long as they get convenience above anything else.

In terms of decentralization, Cardano is Ethereum's biggest contender yet. The team is carefully developing the platform to be as secure, resilient, and decentralized as possible. A rock-solid ADA cryptocurrency could really challenge ETH's place on the market within the not-so-distant future. With many alternatives available out there in the crypto/Blockchain space, ETH's dominance might diminish over time. Let's hope that ETH thrives in the long run, remaining as the world's second-largest cryptocurrency by market cap in the foreseeable future. Just my opinion

[budi691]

many altcoins that can compete with Ethereum for the future and BNB, TRN, Ripple and others that I didn't mention,
With Ethereum's high transaction fees at the moment, there is a possibility that they will compete with Ethereum in the future, but I am not sure they can compete and can compete with ethereum,

[umbara ardian]

many altcoins that can compete with Ethereum for the future and BNB, TRN, Ripple and others that I didn't mention,
With Ethereum's high transaction fees at the moment, there is a possibility that they will compete with Ethereum in the future, but I am not sure they can compete and can compete with ethereum,

And in the end, what are your thoughts? Can those projects compete with ETH or not? For me, only TRX and EOS can compete with ETH, but they will definitely take a long time to develop and overcome it.

[usm2000]

I think eos cardano tron now can scarcely rival eth, i told you almost and can not replace eth comefor updates great eth, replace now eth stronger it even almost all the tissues altcoin use eth added eth is not only a but a trade exchange, only eos tron neo that could rival eth i think

[atjiat]

If you look for Ethereum's competitors by capitalization, sales volume or price, then coinmarketcap clearly indicates the leading indicators of each of the rating cryptocurrencies, where Ethereum is in second place. But if we talk about functionality and technical characteristics, then ETH has no competitors at all, and in this regard, I believe that Ethereum is the leader in the cryptocurrency market. In addition, the position of the ETH platform will strengthen after the Ethereum 2.0 update.

[Alert31]

I think every smart contract platform is a contender of ethereum but as of now i didn't see any one to defeat the ethereum because it is one of the most popular smart contract that almost all the people on this crypto space are using it. Almost all project old and new are using ethereum smart contract and it was the famous one and known by almost all people than the other which is not yet already known.

[sedov1966]

EOS didn't fail, it's a successful blockchain technology on its own, Cardano isn't bad either but going against or Vs with ethereum is night and day, developers will continue to choose ethereum blockchain over Cardano for some reasons, this won't stop Cardano and others from becoming a success

At this particular moment its really hard to tell which one's decisions will lead to better consequences in long term.
Its pretty clear both of those have the ability to create short term hype, but in long term hard and not fun decisions like creating eth2.0 for many years to become something bigger as project.

[Abiky]

as in the past when bitcoin had problems with high transaction fees, then ethereum emerged with a smart contract blockchain that almost dominated the cryptocurrency market, which was predicted to be able to beat bitcoin position. And now, ethereum also has the same problem where the increase in the cost of GAS is in the spotlight today. Other altcoins that have the opportunity to compete with ethereum such as EOS, Cardano, NEO, maybe even BNB, apparently have not been able to beat ethereum's position. Apart from technology, it looks like community and hype can be a contributing factor to making altcoins big.

Exactly. For once, Ethereum was a true competitor of Bitcoin with its low fees and fast transaction settlement times. But after it became extremely popular, everything went down the drain. Now we're expecting developers to release "ETH 2.0" to the public to increase Ethereum's transaction capacity. The urge of having low fees and fast transaction confirmation times for smart contracts has led many developers to create alternative blockchain networks for the benefit of all. We now have various scalable smart contract platforms such as TRON and EOS which challenge Ethereum's place on the market. While the aforementioned blockchains are centralized, most people prefer convenience above anything else.

I believe that Ethereum's direct competitor is Cardano because it has an approach to decentralization unlike no other alternative on the market today. The Cardano development team is working hard to make a robust smart contract platform that it's as good as Ethereum (or even better). With the adoption of the "Ouroboros" PoS consensus algorithm, Cardano will be able to compete with ETH's PoS implementation dubbed "Ethereum 2.0". The ever-increasing popularity of "De-Fi" and stablecoins will make both blockchain networks' development quite an interesting one. Perhaps, there will be a fusion between various smart contract platforms (interoperability) in order to make crypto land a better place. Ultimately, what matters is utility instead of scalability. And so far, Ethereum is the most adopted smart contract platform in the world unrivaled by its competitors. Just my thoughts