If a new blockchain drops today, how would it be in your opinion?

[prp-e]

Hello all.

I'm starting to post here after a very long time and well, in this long time a lot of unfortunate events happened to me and my country (personal problems and country problems attacked at once!) but now everything is back on track and I hope it stays the same.
However, I was watching an interview with the creator of TRON and it was a short one, but a question popped in my head. Ethereum, TRON, TON, Polygon and pretty much all of these blockchains have the same purpose with different literature and of course, different prices. Something deep inside my ADHD brain can't accept a lot of products with the same premise. Obviously they have their differences in technical sides, but I'm talking on behalf of a user, client or customer who usually doesn't care about technical stuff.
So if a new blockchain is being announced today, how would it be in your mind? Which features it could offer none of the others could offer yet? It can be anything. Like low fees on TRON or TON or ideas such as smart contracts which became real when Ethereum announced.

And let me be honest here and tell you why I ask this. With my skill of programming and people I have (and their skills and levels of dedication) creating Yet another ethereum wannabe is relatively easy. I am looking for a project like that in order to make an actual shift, and obviously the input from people who are wiser than me in the field helps a lot. This is why I opened this topic here and ask you about it.

P.S: I still haven't take any steps for this particular projects. I wait for inputs and then I start my research. Thanks.

[asriloni]

I would be ignoring with new blockchain unless it can give something that attract me such as airdrop. The new blockchain basically offer the same thing like the old blockchain did. I won't be stupid enough to believe with their self-claim to offer something different with the old one while the new blockchain is also forking the code from the old blockchain.

So what are we seeking from the blockchain? It's only how to send tx with cheap and fast confirmation, no more. An additional feature such as smartcontract has been a common feature owned by new generation blockchain after ethereum.

Running a blockchain is also not a profitable busines these days. The better you develop web3 application instead of creating a new blockchain.

Pushing people to go to the new blockchain ain't easy. We have also plenties of blockchains become a zombie chain because they have no users such as Eclipse, bera and etc. Why to complicate your job when you can make it much more simple?

[HiChain]

Hello

This is my first post here and I was mostly a reader.
Your topic title is interesting.

I am personally interested in participating in a new blockchain project, maybe to learn and gain some experience! Of course, I am not a professional programmer.

Your question, what would a new blockchain look like if it were to enter the market, is not a precise question. The precise question is, what would a blockchain with the potential for success look like?

These are basic expectations, and any blockchain that fails to meet these basic expectations will, if not fail, become more like the others:
Maybe the most important one is probably fair initial distribution
The blockchain should be executable in the long run by ordinary users and ordinary nodes
In general, starting and continuing 100% through the user community can be the best start.

I think no blockchain has yet been able to solve the real problem of online payments or micropayments.
Bitcoin has achieved a huge and undeniable success. But it has mistakenly become gold!

Some users, especially primary users, come to make a profit, and some other users come to conduct financial transactions like about their own business things. So if a new blockchain engages early adopters and has a goal for secondary adopters, it is probably on the right track. The profits of the initial users should be built on the shoulders of the secondary users who have real business and not on the subsequent users who just want to profit. This would be a vicious and failed cycle.

Ultimately, this success will be hard to come by and that is the million dollar question!