Do the two actually have the same structure?
I think it's going to be hard to know whether eth pos is going to be bad for it or not and might take time to notice (there might also be a pow rival that remains post fork).
Afaik there have been lots of transactions on the eth network and these have been expensive in the past and somehow the chain survived that - perhaps it remains to be one of bitcoin's main rival (or that it implodes for one of many reasons).
Topic: Ethereum Merge (Read 45 times)
When Ethereum merges and becomes POS, what is going to be the difference between Cardano and Ethereum? With the exception that Cardano is capped at 45 billion coins, wouldn't the two be the exact same. Thus by looking at Cardano progress since its creation, can't we extrapolate that Ethereum price will follow a similar downward trend particularly since Etherem is not capped and can basically be printed infinitely to some degree?
I am not sure alt coins talk belongs here.
But I consider eth to be a well planned attack against btc.
I think it will be crashed to under 100 usd once it goes pos.
I think people will then say btc is bad just look what happened to eth.
When Ethereum merges and becomes POS, what is going to be the difference between Cardano and Ethereum? With the exception that Cardano is capped at 45 billion coins, wouldn't the two be the exact same. Thus by looking at Cardano progress since its creation, can't we extrapolate that Ethereum price will follow a similar downward trend particularly since Etherem is not capped and can basically be printed infinitely to some degree?
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