Ethereum Casper - End of Ethereum era?

[jqprez]

What will happen after the transition of eth from Pow to Pos? According to my scenario this would mean the demise of ethereum. Because? well, let's start with the fact that pow is based on millions of mining rigs around the world validating blocks. These resell the earned and when they have paid off the machines and the electricity, they set aside a little ethereum to buy more performing machines or optimize consumption. With the pos these will become useless with the consequence that ethereum will also become useless for them. It will be a much more centralized cryptocurrency for the rich few. Just my opinion.
Edit1 The effect of the miners (and therefore of the economic empires of Nvidia and Amd which have an interest in increasing the values ​​of some crypto to sell more cards) will be felt just as it was felt on the various litecoin then dash etc?

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[X-ray]

Miners will disappear from the ethereum network and that's also about making ethereum to be a conservative chain because mining consumes a lot of energy. Since ethereum was major coin and even if that was going for the POS system and that will not have a lot of differences when ethereum was still in the POS system.

The power that owned by the miners will be distributed to the stakers. You must know if this is major coins and there so many holders that are interesting to get passive income from helping the network.
it will not be centralized.

[jqprez]

The power that owned by the miners will be distributed to the stakers.

 who are the stakers?

it will not be centralized.

it will be another ripple.

[Bitum]

I don't think that the transition to POS means the end of ethereum. Ethereum already has a very strong infrastructure and many projects are running on the etereum blockchain, it is clear that alternatives already exist today, but etherium still has the highest priority

[bitmover]

What will happen after the transition of eth from Pow to Pos? According to my scenario this would mean the demise of ethereum. Because? well, let's start with the fact that pow is based on millions of mining rigs around the world validating blocks. These resell the earned and when they have paid off the machines and the electricity, they set aside a little ethereum to buy more performing machines or optimize consumption. With the pos these will become useless with the consequence that ethereum will also become useless for them. It will be a much more centralized cryptocurrency for the rich few. Just my opinion.
Edit1 The effect of the miners (and therefore of the economic empires of Nvidia and Amd which have an interest in increasing the values ​​of some crypto to sell more cards) will be felt just as it was felt on the various litecoin then dash etc?

Basically all of yourquestions are answered here in the official github is ethereum pos (casper)
Pow will be slowly and gradually replaced by pos. One pos block after many pow blocks.

https://github.com/ethereum/wiki/wiki/Proof-of-Stake-FAQ

[jqprez]

What will happen after the transition of eth from Pow to Pos? According to my scenario this would mean the demise of ethereum. Because? well, let's start with the fact that pow is based on millions of mining rigs around the world validating blocks. These resell the earned and when they have paid off the machines and the electricity, they set aside a little ethereum to buy more performing machines or optimize consumption. With the pos these will become useless with the consequence that ethereum will also become useless for them. It will be a much more centralized cryptocurrency for the rich few. Just my opinion.
Edit1 The effect of the miners (and therefore of the economic empires of Nvidia and Amd which have an interest in increasing the values ​​of some crypto to sell more cards) will be felt just as it was felt on the various litecoin then dash etc?

Basically all of yourquestions are answered here in the official github is ethereum pos (casper)
Pow will be slowly and gradually replaced by pos. One pos block after many pow blocks.

https://github.com/ethereum/wiki/wiki/Proof-of-Stake-FAQ

ah, ok. Is a POS/Pow system. This is a iittle bit different. Possibility of do pos using pos pools?

[bitmover]

ah, ok. Is a POS/Pow system. This is a iittle bit different. Possibility of do pos using pos pools?

Yes, you can use pools in Ethereum Casper.

The minimum amount to stake is 32 Eth (quite a lot of money). So, you can join some pool to receive stakes of small quantities of eth. You can read more about it here.

https://www.coindesk.com/3-ways-staking-will-upend-the-economics-of-ethereum

[minairia3]

With the pos these will become useless with the consequence that ethereum will also become useless for them. It will be a much more centralized cryptocurrency for the rich few. Just my opinion.

Yes it will become useless but they can sell it right? Also less expenses people will like it. How can you say that it will be useless if they can shift to other coins to mine. What lucky is the next coin that ethereum will be replace with. For example eth miners gear up towards bitcoin instead. Price will sky rocket, and eth will focus on staking which will probably increase scalability. Not so sure where you get the idea it would be useless once eth become PoS.

[Twinkledoe]

I don't think that the transition to POS means the end of ethereum. Ethereum already has a very strong infrastructure and many projects are running on the etereum blockchain, it is clear that alternatives already exist today, but etherium still has the highest priority

Same here. I don't think the eth team didn't do any assessment before thinking this big change to their network. They surely have discussion and in depth analysis on what's to come with their future platform. As the competition is getting tougher everyday, definitely, they consider those factors  and may have already contingency plans to address possible issues. But we can't deny the fact that they are one of the trusted and popular crypto platforms here.

[Iyeman]

The ethereum casper will make the ethereum blockchain become a hybrid chain that will not eliminate the reward for the miners who will be mining ethereum and secure the block and at the same time it will also let holders to be able earn the staking yield from the network. You should not worry about this and you can see the detail here https://eips.ethereum.org/EIPS/eip-1011

I think if that EIP will be implemented into the ethereum network and the final block reward will be around 0.6 eth/block.

[so98nn]

The ethereum casper will make the ethereum blockchain become a hybrid chain that will not eliminate the reward for the miners who will be mining ethereum and secure the block and at the same time it will also let holders to be able earn the staking yield from the network. You should not worry about this and you can see the detail here https://eips.ethereum.org/EIPS/eip-1011

I think if that EIP will be implemented into the ethereum network and the final block reward will be around 0.6 eth/block.

After reading this it's a big relief. Haha.
So does it mean it is gonna be more productive for miners since they will be earning regular block rewards as well as from the stakes that will be under holding? I'm sure this has been also thought through by ETH founder since there is already huge miner farms are out there. If they are turned down due to this shift then it could create chaos and panic selling of ETH.
Literally it will turn the ETH world upside down!!

[jqprez]

The ethereum casper will make the ethereum blockchain become a hybrid chain that will not eliminate the reward for the miners who will be mining ethereum and secure the block and at the same time it will also let holders to be able earn the staking yield from the network. You should not worry about this and you can see the detail here https://eips.ethereum.org/EIPS/eip-1011

I think if that EIP will be implemented into the ethereum network and the final block reward will be around 0.6 eth/block.

with a today reward of?

[bitkanu]

There's so many people willing to stake their coin and replace these miners. like it or not I think the miners are rather more centralized now as I see small individual mining just doesn't cut it and not profitable anymore. Also, with mining rigs you need to renew it every year to compete with other miners.
In my opinion there are many miners that willingly to sell their mining rigs and switch over to staking coin and one of many advantage is that they don't need to think about maintenance and other things.

[leea-1334]

Maybe millions of mining rigs but it is probably less than a few hundred actual miners who own all these rigs, if they can resell the rigs or turn it to mine other coins, while staking their ETH to earn, they not?

Maybe the chipmakers just have to learn to diversify,,,

[noorammak]

ETC, LTC, DASH, ZEC might be their next target, I suspect after miners leave ETH, will the value of ETH decline?
Miners made a lot of money in the years 2016-2017 because the price of ETH has risen so many times.

[X-ray]

The power that owned by the miners will be distributed to the stakers.

 who are the stakers?

it will not be centralized.

it will be another ripple.

Stakers refer to the people who have already filled all of the requirements to be a validator in ethereum POS network. If you are feeling curious about that and just try to spend a few minutes of your time to visit this

https://medalla.launchpad.ethereum.org/

That's an official site to the ethereum POS testnet launch pad. You will see the total goETH (testing coin) that already staked in the network.

It will not become another ripple. Basically, there was no a lot of different between POS and POW but in POS it will much more conservative as it didn't consume a lot of energy to run the mining rig.

[kindbtc]

Do not worry about miners they will find alternative coins to mine or they can sell the miners and instead buy ethereum or other pos coins to stake and make decent annual returns.
I do not think that Eth era is going to end rather things are just heating up to and big bull run is due which is expected to be dominating and personally i will keep hodling my eth.

[Jackl87]

I think the switch from ETH to ETH 2.0 will not lead to the end of ETH but instead will help it to improve the scalability and therefore make it usable for higher network traffic.
If you look at the current state of the ETH network with all the defi yiel farming going on you can see that that it's already close to it's limit which results in very high gas fees.
If it becomes normal that you have to pay 10$ gas fee for an 100$ transaction than this will lead to the demise of ETH.

[seoincorporation]

Can you mention a PoS coin that was a success? The answer is no. And this is because PoS kills decentralization. To understand who will have the mining power, you need to ask yourself who are holding the ETH's because those ones will be the ones who have the network control, and the answer to this is 'Exchanges', those will rule the mining.  So, it sounds to me as a slow death.

Another issue will be the tons of people getting scammed with staking pools, mark my words guys, this will be a big problem.

[jqprez]

Can you mention a PoS coin that was a success? The answer is no. And this is because PoS kills decentralization. To understand who will have the mining power, you need to ask yourself who are holding the ETH's because those ones will be the ones who have the network control, and the answer to this is 'Exchanges', those will rule the mining.  So, it sounds to me as a slow death.

Another issue will be the tons of people getting scammed with staking pools, mark my words guys, this will be a big problem.

perfectly agree! The miners are workers. They must rule the mining.otherwise we will return to the traditional economy