When Ethereum switches to PoS, will the coin supply be capped (no new Ether will be generated anymore) or will new Ether continue to be generated with each new block as usual? If the former is true, then the price should explode if PoS works as planned, so there are no security problems or similar issues. Or am I missing something?
The Cap issue? Can we all vote about the supply? It will add more trust to the ethereum foundation. However, a price boost will occur because hodler are racing to stake ETH. The first seat was taken, adding some eth in their crypto chamber and watching the final testnet closely. At least, V2 will eliminate scalability issues.
Your answer puzzles me. So, will there be a limit to the maximum amount of coins (cap of supply) or not?
Ethereum is the father of smart contracts platform it make the its way with unique approach and open the door of opportunities for so many projects to dive in into this space and built their empire on the top of the its blockchain. I believe it will keep continue and take advantage to be the pioneer into this ecosystem.
This might be right, but working an Ethereum also costs a lot of fees. This is often the reason why companies that have previously experimented with Ethereum switch to other platforms. The issues of fees and scalability will determine the success or failure of Ethereum.
The validators are almost complete. The price should rise, because some of the coins will go to the ETH 2.0 network, and some of the coins will be placed in DEFI projects.
