Topic: ETHEREUM 2. is not the solution of high gas fees (Read 219 times)
The delayed ETH 2.0 launch plan has everyone waiting for what ETH does, everyone hopes the ETH 2.0 launch can solve the high gas costs, if successful everyone will go back to ETH but if it fails everyone will switch to another.
In ETH 2.0, I think the problem of high fee will be solved, they should understand how much high fee are currently in the network.
Dude you know ETH 2.0 isn't here yet right? What we have now is a lot of testnet issues but that's precisely why it's all done in testnet now. If ETH2.0 comes, and it will, delays or whatever, fees is a big part of the fix.
That's me, NOT a fanboy of ETH;)
That's me, NOT a fanboy of ETH;)
everyone is waiting for Ethereum 2.0 to be launched soon, and if Ethereum 2.0 is not a solution for expensive transaction fees,
obviously this is a mistake for Ethereum, I became uncertain about the future of Ethereum,
many people are also now doubting, and turn to Tron
Its not about eth 2.0 release. Gas often lowered if thr network is not congested. Actually eth foundation can have an easy solution on this issue. Even without eth 2.0 they can solve this like what happened when the gas fee cool down. Its a matter of management. Maybe people from eth are too focused on thr next phase and dont see the problem with thr current situation. obviously this is a mistake for Ethereum, I became uncertain about the future of Ethereum,
many people are also now doubting, and turn to Tron
Secondly, the Ethereum team should change their coding and algorithm which is very difficult.
So basically the solution is Ethereum 2.0 then? Because that's what they are doing right now which is still far from being done. Ethereum 2.0 will most likely takes years before it is implemented so I kind of agree that Ethereum 2.0 will not solve the current gas price but will help in the future. As a user, we could only wait for the gas price to subside as there's really no other solution to this.
Now please analyse by yourself and think what if the de-fi experts are right then there will be two solutions of this. One, the upcoming projects can use any other network instead of Ethereum.
In this case, some projects are actually using Tron, Waves, and even NEO for launching their projects because they are faster and cheaper than ETH.
e most important thing now is how ethereum gas can be made cheaper and back in its time, because with a small income but gas still does not change so that it can calm the hearts of fans.
want ethereum 2.0 to be released or delayed, of course, another thing that is needed is that it looks small but very significant.
want ethereum 2.0 to be released or delayed, of course, another thing that is needed is that it looks small but very significant.
Ethereum is revolutionizing by rewriting its code for more optimization in blockchain transactions, blockchain scaling, and minimizing costs.
Writing in an advanced language like Go makes the workload more complicated. As far as I know, they're starting over. Try to fix the bug and build on it. I find Ethereum 2.0 difficult and time-consuming to develop.
The truth is they have not been able to launch Ethereum 2.0 for three quarters of this year.
Writing in an advanced language like Go makes the workload more complicated. As far as I know, they're starting over. Try to fix the bug and build on it. I find Ethereum 2.0 difficult and time-consuming to develop.
The truth is they have not been able to launch Ethereum 2.0 for three quarters of this year.
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Yeah, In Ethereum 2. version the transaction per second will increase many times and this will help a lot. But will it be sufficient to anticipate the growing de-fi hype?
By the time eth 2.0 phase 2 or phase 1 is completed, the DeFi hype is probably long gone.Yeah, In Ethereum 2. version the transaction per second will increase many times and this will help a lot. But will it be sufficient to anticipate the growing de-fi hype?
I have read about this in a number of publications and some Ethereum critics have pointed this out, but if indeed this si not a permanent solution to this high gas fees, what about all these scaling solutions being thrown around.
Gas fees are connected to ethereum network's scalability problem. We all know if it's congested, gas increases too. It is projected that the upgrade could boost eth's TPS up to 100,000. If that number is true, I don't think anyone in their right mind would be willing to spend $5 or more fee for their transaction to be immediately added on the next block. BUT yea, anyone is still free to set their desired fee. They can ramp it up to $100 even if $1 is good enough. everyone is waiting for Ethereum 2.0 to be launched soon, and if Ethereum 2.0 is not a solution for expensive transaction fees,
obviously this is a mistake for Ethereum, I became uncertain about the future of Ethereum,
many people are also now doubting, and turn to Tron
obviously this is a mistake for Ethereum, I became uncertain about the future of Ethereum,
many people are also now doubting, and turn to Tron
As per the original timelines, Ethereum 2.0 was supposed to be launched many months ago. The date was postponed multiple times, because the developers were unable to finish their tasks on time. Also, it was supposed to be rolled out in a single phase. The current plan for multi-phase rollout was necessitated because the team could not get rid of the security issues and bugs on time.
Nothing I wanted of ethereum except fee reduction feature, and a lot of people are looking forward to ethereum 2.0 but if ethereum 2.0 can't provide a solution to it, maybe this is one of the reasons some people will leave. And I think that in the future there will be many developers will choose into Tron, Waves etc blockchain than the ethereum blockchain
Since last few months we all faced a problem, that is very high gas fees of Ethereum network. Even it increased so much that costs more than someone's trade value.
More or less we all are hoping that the upcoming Ethereum 2. will solve this problem. But many renounced de-fi experts are saying that Ethereum 2. will not be the solution. Let's discuss something.
There is a specific coding for the Ethereum gas fees. The fees increase as the network congestion increase because the traders try to complete their transaction within time by paying high fees. And in last few months de-fi hype was on a peak. So transaction increases rapidly. As transaction increased the traders start giving high fee to make their transaction faster on this congested network. And finally the gad fees reach all time high. This is what happened.
Now please analyse by yourself and think what if the de-fi experts are right then there will be two solutions of this. One, the upcoming projects can use any other network instead of Ethereum. Secondly, the Ethereum team should change their coding and algorithm which is very difficult.
So, do you agree with those de-fi experts?
And if you do then what may be the solution of this?
More or less we all are hoping that the upcoming Ethereum 2. will solve this problem. But many renounced de-fi experts are saying that Ethereum 2. will not be the solution. Let's discuss something.
There is a specific coding for the Ethereum gas fees. The fees increase as the network congestion increase because the traders try to complete their transaction within time by paying high fees. And in last few months de-fi hype was on a peak. So transaction increases rapidly. As transaction increased the traders start giving high fee to make their transaction faster on this congested network. And finally the gad fees reach all time high. This is what happened.
Now please analyse by yourself and think what if the de-fi experts are right then there will be two solutions of this. One, the upcoming projects can use any other network instead of Ethereum. Secondly, the Ethereum team should change their coding and algorithm which is very difficult.
So, do you agree with those de-fi experts?
And if you do then what may be the solution of this?
Very informative, I really thought the upgrades are the solution to this problem. Ethereum blockchain is not good whenever there is an increase traffic like way back 2017 during the ICO craze which I had a hard time with doing transactions on DEXs. Current and future startups will surely find an alternative blockchain with better speed and fees, more scalability as it will matter most in the long run. Doubts on ethereum blockchain might start a downfall for this DeFi craze right now.
everyone is waiting for Ethereum 2.0 to be launched soon, and if Ethereum 2.0 is not a solution for expensive transaction fees,
obviously this is a mistake for Ethereum, I became uncertain about the future of Ethereum,
many people are also now doubting, and turn to Tron
obviously this is a mistake for Ethereum, I became uncertain about the future of Ethereum,
many people are also now doubting, and turn to Tron
As far as i know sharding is also part of Eth 2.0 which aims to improve the network efficiency to reslove the scalability issues. So if that is not enough what else will be the solution for the scalability issues and if they are working on those solutions already?
......from the Ethereum ANN topic
Ethereum developers are turning their focus back to the current version of the network after months of focus on the upcoming Ethereum 2.0 release to address exponential fee growth.
https://www.coindesk.com/ethereum-fees-soaring-congestion-developers-buterin
Looks like whatever they are doing is working because the fees dropped significantly.
https://www.coindesk.com/ethereum-fees-soaring-congestion-developers-buterin
Looks like whatever they are doing is working because the fees dropped significantly.
lol, they did not do anything but introduce a proposal / EIP :
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In a bid to ameliorate soaring fees, Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin released his Ethereum Improvement Proposal (EIP) 2929 Tuesday that proposes making certain heavy contracts more expensive by a factor of three. Contracts affected would be those that update the Ethereum state, including some applications.
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Approving this proposal, however, requires consensus from the Ethereum community, a process that can take weeks or months. Other broad-brush scaling solutions like EIP 1559 or sharding remain on the distant horizon as well.
This will take time and it will break certain smart contracts.
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This repricing proposal could break some smart contracts already operating on Ethereum, Buterin wrote. He added that developers “have had years of warning” about potential changes.
Also i wonder if those heavy contracts are DeFi contracts and if yes what it will do to those very high (up to $100) DeFi fees if those DeFi contracts are made more expensive. Will it make those DeFi fees even more expensive ?
......from the Ethereum ANN topic
Ethereum developers are turning their focus back to the current version of the network after months of focus on the upcoming Ethereum 2.0 release to address exponential fee growth.
https://www.coindesk.com/ethereum-fees-soaring-congestion-developers-buterin
Looks like whatever they are doing is working because the fees dropped significantly.
https://www.coindesk.com/ethereum-fees-soaring-congestion-developers-buterin
Looks like whatever they are doing is working because the fees dropped significantly.
Since last few months we all faced a problem, that is very high gas fees of Ethereum network. Even it increased so much that costs more than someone's trade value.
More or less we all are hoping that the upcoming Ethereum 2. will solve this problem. But many renounced de-fi experts are saying that Ethereum 2. will not be the solution. Let's discuss something.
There is a specific coding for the Ethereum gas fees. The fees increase as the network congestion increase because the traders try to complete their transaction within time by paying high fees. And in last few months de-fi hype was on a peak. So transaction increases rapidly. As transaction increased the traders start giving high fee to make their transaction faster on this congested network. And finally the gad fees reach all time high. This is what happened.
Now please analyse by yourself and think what if the de-fi experts are right then there will be two solutions of this. One, the upcoming projects can use any other network instead of Ethereum. Secondly, the Ethereum team should change their coding and algorithm which is very difficult.
So, do you agree with those de-fi experts?
And if you do then what may be the solution of this?
Even if Eth 2.0 is not a complete solution for reduction in fee and faster transactions but still be sure that the issue will be significantly resolved for few more years atleast and developers will be working on next solutions till then so i am positive about the outcome of all these things going on for ethereum. More or less we all are hoping that the upcoming Ethereum 2. will solve this problem. But many renounced de-fi experts are saying that Ethereum 2. will not be the solution. Let's discuss something.
There is a specific coding for the Ethereum gas fees. The fees increase as the network congestion increase because the traders try to complete their transaction within time by paying high fees. And in last few months de-fi hype was on a peak. So transaction increases rapidly. As transaction increased the traders start giving high fee to make their transaction faster on this congested network. And finally the gad fees reach all time high. This is what happened.
Now please analyse by yourself and think what if the de-fi experts are right then there will be two solutions of this. One, the upcoming projects can use any other network instead of Ethereum. Secondly, the Ethereum team should change their coding and algorithm which is very difficult.
So, do you agree with those de-fi experts?
And if you do then what may be the solution of this?
I have read about this in a number of publications and some Ethereum critics have pointed this out, but if indeed this si not a permanent solution to this high gas fees, what about all these scaling solutions being thrown around. I believe this will converge and they will come to a solution but can't put a timeline on it, and gain there are some good promising projects out there that shows great potentials and people should start looking into them
Unfortunately, many of us don't know exactly what fee solution eth2 has that the "DeFi experts" are not agreeing with.
By the way, I thought the fee was raised by the miners or something few months ago? Is that contributing to the current problem or not? I think I remember thinking/writing back then that part of the problems of the fee issue is the suppression of the progressive price increase or taking away of one of the important feature of crypto (deflation), which also helps incentivize miners/verifiers and keep things profitable, fairly sustainable and decentralized. A cryptocurrency has to be allowed to keep increasing in price as it attracts lots of users(esp sustainable and useful/valuable users). I think the people/things that are responsible for suppressing prices (most likely through manipulation) are partly responsible for this problem.
So, increasing fees wrongly must have contributed to the worsening of the situation. They seem to want "free market" to determine the fee price. I suppose it's not the right/good free market that was applied
By the way, I thought the fee was raised by the miners or something few months ago? Is that contributing to the current problem or not? I think I remember thinking/writing back then that part of the problems of the fee issue is the suppression of the progressive price increase or taking away of one of the important feature of crypto (deflation), which also helps incentivize miners/verifiers and keep things profitable, fairly sustainable and decentralized. A cryptocurrency has to be allowed to keep increasing in price as it attracts lots of users(esp sustainable and useful/valuable users). I think the people/things that are responsible for suppressing prices (most likely through manipulation) are partly responsible for this problem.
So, increasing fees wrongly must have contributed to the worsening of the situation. They seem to want "free market" to determine the fee price. I suppose it's not the right/good free market that was applied
That needs the more time to do that as ethereum has massively used by a bunch of platforms but have you even read this article?
https://education.district0x.io/general-topics/ethereum-scaling/introduction-to-ethereum-scaling/
There three solutions that will be implemented to fix the scalability solution.
I personally didn't agree with those defi experts. It's better if you read that article first and for me it looks like those defi experts didn't understand about what will be implemented by ethereum.
The traders need to puts very high tx fees to make their tx will be included into the next block. Look at this https://blockchair.com/ethereum/charts/transactions-per-second
The problem is ethereum can only processing up to 15 tx for a second that makes traders must pay more fees for that. When it can reach at least 50k TPS and traders didn't need to compete to pay the more fes.
https://education.district0x.io/general-topics/ethereum-scaling/introduction-to-ethereum-scaling/
There three solutions that will be implemented to fix the scalability solution.
I personally didn't agree with those defi experts. It's better if you read that article first and for me it looks like those defi experts didn't understand about what will be implemented by ethereum.
The traders need to puts very high tx fees to make their tx will be included into the next block. Look at this https://blockchair.com/ethereum/charts/transactions-per-second
The problem is ethereum can only processing up to 15 tx for a second that makes traders must pay more fees for that. When it can reach at least 50k TPS and traders didn't need to compete to pay the more fes.
Yeah, In Ethereum 2. version the transaction per second will increase many times and this will help a lot. But will it be sufficient to anticipate the growing de-fi hype?
Because of the recent spike of the Ethereum transaction fees that quite a sky-high cost I'm sure many are doubting now on Ethereum 2.0 upgrade including me, IMHO, I think it's wiser for new projects to look for another alternative smart-contract provider I'm sure that some platforms out there can give the same services that were offered by Ethereum I'm not saying that they should leave Ethereum totally but just to try other alternatives. just saying!
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