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legendary
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April 16, 2022, 07:51:35 AM
#27
Can Ethereum lose its stand because of failing PoS merge?
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Good question. But for me, it will not be always a red flag for Ethereum, we all know that POS or Ethereum 2.0 is already super delayed.
But for me, it is much better to be delayed other than deploying it with a lot of bugs or issues, not a good choice.
Ethereum right now is one of the biggest innovation in the technology for this century, I believe that team behind Ethereum is always working hard to deliver the product properly.
full member
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April 16, 2022, 07:39:50 AM
#26
Can Ethereum lose its stand because of failing PoS merge? Vitalik wants PoS by force and that thing is just too buggy as hell, it seems whales are not in good mood about it as well, I just think that ETH can't make it without the PoW algorithm because this adds value to ETH a lot.

other networks can, why shouldn't ethereum use POS? this is a question for me sometimes. when they say bnb, solana, avalanche and Cardano are good platforms despite knowing even those networks use POS. and when ethereum wants to adopt POS many are against it arguing it will fail. the ethereum network is no longer special and everyone hates POS. but on the other hand they want the ethereum network to be faster and cheaper. Vitalik said when the ethereum network was upgraded it would solve the current problem. and I personally think there is no other way, we should accept this upgrade.
legendary
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April 15, 2022, 06:59:44 PM
#25
I hope that if that merge will be fully tested to avoid the vulnerability. So we will see what will be happening with this. I heard about the continuation of the ethereum POS but it's not clear when this will be happening. A member from ethereum foundation have been confirming about the move that will be made by ethereum from POW to the POS. This gonna be a very interesting event while at the same time it seems like a big bet by ethereum foundation to make sure if everything is clear right now. I meant no bug will be discovered as it's all already discovered and many more. We will see that at the end of this year whether there will be another fork will happen with ethereum or not. It's just the matter of time to see that will happen.
sr. member
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April 15, 2022, 05:42:15 PM
#24
Can Ethereum lose its stand because of failing PoS merge? Vitalik wants PoS by force and that thing is just too buggy as hell, it seems whales are not in good mood about it as well, I just think that ETH can't make it without the PoW algorithm because this adds value to ETH a lot.

I have not heard any rumors that the change from Proof of work to proof of stake is not happening or wont't happen because of bugs of stuff like that. I mean it sure takes forever but i also think this is not an easy task to do and there are so many people in the world already that are either holding ETH or an ETH based token so the team around Vitalik Buterin knows that they need to get this stuff right to not make hundreds of thousands of people very unhappy.
I think the transition from PoW to PoS needs to happen, first of all because of environmental reasons, nowadays everything is about saving CO2 emissions and therefore it is hard to explain to people that crypto mining consumes more power than entire countries.
hero member
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April 15, 2022, 04:46:53 PM
#23
that could be a disaster for ethereum. IMO if the implementation of POS merge already passed so many test by various developers in the ethereum foundation but we didn't know whether there will be another new vulnerability that is still remain active or not. I meant a new code will need a very long time to search the vulnerability and when ethereum will be migrating into the POS and this will be a very big decision to take a look whether the code has no vulnerability or not. If there will be a vulnerability in the new code and when this got exploited and this will become a disaster for anyone and crypto market.
If there is one, or there will be one, then we are going to have someone fix it quickly, so by that time the problem will be how much of an impact it will have. If it is found out after a few million dollars worth of an attack then we are going to be fine, that could be recovered from and it is not a big deal.

However, if it is figured out after someone completely destroys everything and gets billions of dollars worth, since we can't really retract it and just go back, it will hurt everyone and would damage ethereum forever. This is why it is taking so long, you think it is this difficult for eth foundation to build something? They probably did it like a million times already, but they are making sure.
member
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April 15, 2022, 10:07:15 AM
#22
It looks like many are in disagreement about whether PoS should replace the PoW algorithm on the Ethereum network. Some suggest that PoS "takes too long" to make a decision, whereas others say that Ethereum shouldn't change anything and just leave things as they currently stand. Of course, there are many arguments for and against either option, but only time will tell which one eventually prevails.
legendary
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April 15, 2022, 08:40:10 AM
#21
Ethereum 2.0 core code works great. The main problems are to synchronize the work of the main clients Prysm, Lighthouse, Teku, Nimbus and others. Therefore, developers run shadow fork to find out all the problems. The ecosystem works perfectly, problems arise when the main clients work. You can run Ethereum 2.0 on a single client a long time ago, but this is very dangerous.
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April 15, 2022, 08:37:48 AM
#20
It could happen, Ethereum could lose the 2nd position after Bitcoin in market cap. It all depends on how Vitalik brings Ethereum, POS which is considered a solution for high transaction fees, but until now the problem of high transaction fees is still a problem on the Ethereum network.
But according to my understanding, ethereum is very difficult to get rid of in 2nd place, because this coin has a stable volume and demand in the market, the problem is that the cost of ethereum is high only for those who follow the campaign program in the bounty, but for those who make large transactions it is not too burdened by the high gas costs, today the difference between ethereum and other coins on the market is very large, both the buying/selling price, the transaction and the balance between demand and sale, so that this coin is able to be in its current position
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April 15, 2022, 08:33:53 AM
#19
if this merger happens and is successful I think this will be a new breakthrough that will benefit eth.
we see from the scalability that will be greater, the market is getting wider, and will solve the problems that have occurred so far.
at this time we should first see the progress, because this merger is still in the process. Let's wait and see how the results are, don't be too pessimistic and give exaggerated opinions while this merger project is still in progress.
hero member
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April 15, 2022, 07:20:32 AM
#18
Vitalik may have lady luck on his side because this is the right time to release it.
War and sanctions caused a lot of problem with the economy and that includes "power" electricity consumption. He may have more support now considering it's a POS.
But we don't know about it's success yet until we see it with our own eyes. We are just speculating here and the only fact that we can see is Ethereum's strength in the market and it's not going down yet. Investors are expecting a good product.
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April 15, 2022, 07:04:37 AM
#17
Can Ethereum lose its stand because of failing PoS merge? Vitalik wants PoS by force and that thing is just too buggy as hell, it seems whales are not in good mood about it as well, I just think that ETH can't make it without the PoW algorithm because this adds value to ETH a lot.

Please tell me more about those bugs and how is pow adding value to it, because it sounds to me that you don't know what you are talking about.

Obviously project of this scale needs a lot of work to be flawless, and they can only release it when it's flawless. You do realize that it's pow right now so why is sodo you think something changed that affect the moods of whales?

ETH PoS will never work, it is just not the way it was programmed initially. What happened is, due to its POW nature craze bursted out for ETH mining. From all around the globe peeps have invested heavily into building their farms. Most of them turned into whales and posses pretty good amount of ETH.

In PoS, miner does not get chance to validate the block on his own. Rather Validators are are selected randomly by the system and these are nothing but coin holders with stakes who have been turned into validators.

What's your point? That we need to think about poor farmers? And how are you deducting from this that it won't work?

If such system comes in effect, then what would POW miners would do? Because these are more or less competition based miners. One with bigger hash goes above all.

POS Will make it worst.

They don't mine ETH after that. What they do is they will mine something else. Obviously they could just fork off their own version that somehow works better when all the developers move to pos version. Good luck with that. Pos and slashing is where the future is.
hero member
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April 15, 2022, 05:11:48 AM
#16

Besides, PoW is somehow gets attention from global organization and I think the transition is somehow not that bad considering it's environmentally friendly.
maybe POS is more environmentally friendly, but this consensus is leading to centralization. the crypto community doesn't like this, that's why many do not like this change. so many think that upgrading POS will make ethereum lose its place. but I personally don't think so. I see POS will strengthen ethereum's position.
I think they are thinking/planning to solve that one from the blockchain trilemma and it really wasn't for everyone. Who have more to stake money will make more money and that's what others are disgruntled about, it's really a risky move considering how effective PoW over decentralization compare to PoS but I believe they may come up with a plan.
hero member
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April 15, 2022, 03:53:26 AM
#15
ETH PoS will never work, it is just not the way it was programmed initially. What happened is, due to its POW nature craze bursted out for ETH mining. From all around the globe peeps have invested heavily into building their farms. Most of them turned into whales and posses pretty good amount of ETH.

In PoS, miner does not get chance to validate the block on his own. Rather Validators are are selected randomly by the system and these are nothing but coin holders with stakes who have been turned into validators.

If such system comes in effect, then what would POW miners would do? Because these are more or less competition based miners. One with bigger hash goes above all.

POS Will make it worst.
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April 15, 2022, 03:41:37 AM
#14
I don't think they're going to lose their second place, but relying heavily on the vitalik that brings ethereum, which we see now high transaction fees and escalating problems in the ethereum network for this SSAT, and unfortunately the issue of high fees on ethereum isn't going away. disappears in the short term, it may take some time later. And POS is one of the supposed solutions for high costs and with many rollouts and upgrades.
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April 15, 2022, 03:32:04 AM
#13
Besides, PoW is somehow gets attention from global organization and I think the transition is somehow not that bad considering it's environmentally friendly.

True, especially the rise of electricity costs due to the on-going war, miners again are forced to relocate to a country that has a lower electricity costs. Also some countries are starting to ban crypto-mining related activities. Just look at US, other states are slowly banning such activity, it really shows the big impact on the consumption of electricity.

Wait what do you mean by the ban on crypto mining in the USA? That's the perfect place for miners I don't get you, there are tons of crypto miners on Youtube that are also from the USA, your point is invalid.

how is my point valid when some states have banned crypto mining because people have been complaining on increase of electricity charge?
also this wont be an instant ban but it would be a slow process since laws or ordinances isnt an instant thing to happen

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/crypto-regulation-proof-bitcoin-mining-150603659.html

POS is the future wether you like it or not, if POW has really no effect on electricty it wouldn't been banned or a problem in other countries.
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April 15, 2022, 03:19:59 AM
#12
I think the overall outlook of ETH would be better if it happens already, the upgrade from PoW to PoS would be greater and the energy consumption would really change and would make it ideal to be used in terms of the consumption of itself. Whether it's buggy or not, it's still a good upgrade though. A lot of people would benefit from it as well.
hero member
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April 15, 2022, 03:14:27 AM
#11
that could be a disaster for ethereum. IMO if the implementation of POS merge already passed so many test by various developers in the ethereum foundation but we didn't know whether there will be another new vulnerability that is still remain active or not. I meant a new code will need a very long time to search the vulnerability and when ethereum will be migrating into the POS and this will be a very big decision to take a look whether the code has no vulnerability or not. If there will be a vulnerability in the new code and when this got exploited and this will become a disaster for anyone and crypto market.
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HELENA
April 15, 2022, 03:12:58 AM
#10

Besides, PoW is somehow gets attention from global organization and I think the transition is somehow not that bad considering it's environmentally friendly.
maybe POS is more environmentally friendly, but this consensus is leading to centralization. the crypto community doesn't like this, that's why many do not like this change. so many think that upgrading POS will make ethereum lose its place. but I personally don't think so. I see POS will strengthen ethereum's position.

legendary
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April 15, 2022, 03:06:50 AM
#9
Can Ethereum lose its stand because of failing PoS merge? Vitalik wants PoS by force and that thing is just too buggy as hell, it seems whales are not in good mood about it as well, I just think that ETH can't make it without the PoW algorithm because this adds value to ETH a lot.


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Open your eyes once again mate, take a look at the current Ethereum market cap volume and see what's below it now, are they able to fight Ethereum which still has a very large trading volume Huh
Because one way to shift Ethereum's position is through large volumes because Ethereum is a very old coin and also has smart contracts that are still used by people who need it. So is it possible that Ethereum can be shifted by others?
member
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April 15, 2022, 02:44:35 AM
#8
It could happen, Ethereum could lose the 2nd position after Bitcoin in market cap. It all depends on how Vitalik brings Ethereum, POS which is considered a solution for high transaction fees, but until now the problem of high transaction fees is still a problem on the Ethereum network.
Unfortunately, this high gas fee issue on Ethereum isn't going away any time soon, it was expected to get fixed with the merge by June of this year and now ETH teams have postponed it once again as many have predicted, I'm thinking that this upgrade won't be easy.
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