In the long-term what should the BTC:ETH ratio be?
In the long-term what should the BTC:ETH ratio be?
Landon Lewis
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Connor Parker
1:0
Ryan Perez
1:0
Jayden Morales
it's weird because a lot of the reasoning for btc being top marketcap is circular, if eth can actually flip it there's very little reason for btc having it's value
eth already makes miners more money with less hashpower
eth handles as much transactional value even though it's valued at 1/4 of btc
Aaron Carter
checked
Kek wills it. Let this be the truth.
Nathan Stewart
0.1-1.9
Dominic Lee
1:1000
Justin Wright
The only thing that matters is state resistance, otherwise just use the state money. Its much easier to shut down ethereum by taking out infura. Once they migrate to PoS the overwhelming majority of network validators will be regulated exchanges and they'll just sit on eth making money forever without needing to do anything. Government regulated validators basically render the entire coin useless
While PoW has its own problems, at least it requires constant investment in bitcoin infrastructure in order to stay relevant, and miners can mine anonymously which reduces ability for governments to pressure them.
Xavier Anderson
the value of whats transferred in the network is inflated by pump and dump erc-20 tokens and scams that don't have the liquidity or volume to support their values. most of the erc-20s of 2017 have little to zero value today. most of the erc-20s of today will be dead in 18 months.
Lincoln Perez
i dont think eth will flip btc (at least not for 5+ years) just because ethereum as a brand is literally unknown to normies.
they at least "know" about bitcoin
can see eth hit 0.05-0.08 maybe by 2021 tho