Topic: is ETH 'too big to fail'? - page 2. (Read 618 times)
I read somewhere that there are more than 10% of circulating supply are controlled by the ICO dev teams, it seems many of them are selling these ETH to get reward. So I think the price of ETH will not be very high unless they stop doing that.
Yes, I think so. ETH is indeed a strong coin on the cryptocurrency market through blockchain technology. This is a potential coin and powerful force. ETH is used by many people and invested in it to find a profit. Regardless of the market, ETH remains the safest coin and the least risky. I'm sure it is.
Yes. I believe it is too big to fail. It has solid foundations and countless new projects growing on top of it. It might go down but won't fail.
Ethereum is really too big to fail. We can see that no matter what happens ethereum and bitcoin still remain strong because of the way people believe in it. Many investors are holding they assets in ethereum tokens because of the way we believe in it and to me that is what really matters.
yes definitely it is. "too big to fail" is great expression. There is a huge communitiy and developers and foundation behind ethereum and it gives me confidence. I believe this big community will find a solution if there is any technical or legal or any other problem happens in the ecosystem
Moreover there are a lot of erc-20 tokens around and most of them are really good projects with good teams. We can consider those into that community I said in the first paragraph
Moreover there are a lot of erc-20 tokens around and most of them are really good projects with good teams. We can consider those into that community I said in the first paragraph
ETH will get back end of 2018 about 2500 $ for sure
The ether can be transformed together with the development of people, so I think it has a great future
I think - not, really not.
To big to fail - we can say about USD or CHU.
But also - you cann't earn money on the USD, but on ETH - can.
To big to fail - we can say about USD or CHU.
But also - you cann't earn money on the USD, but on ETH - can.
for me eth already established a very solid foundation, it got so many supports from many investors so there is no chance that it will fail.
In my own opinion, Ethereum really is totally different from Bitcoin, as with other cryptocurrencies they are different from each other. So with that said then Ethereum needs not compete with Bitcoin but will evolve indepentdent of the said coin.
There is nothing guranteed here in this world .Why do you think there's a saying "Change is unchangeable". That being said if they keep evolving then they should be fine .
I don't think any company in the world is too big to fail other than the central banks I think and that is only due to the central banks having nobody to answer too so I dont think anything in this space is too big too fail
I think ETH the next couple of years will be stable in the top three best coins, many believe in it,
and there is still no coin that can replace it fully
ETH being used by many platforms in investing in ICO and as a still have along way to go, it already marked as the 2nd top crypto that will rule the technology in terms of making transaction. and there is still no coin that can replace it fully
I think ETH the next couple of years will be stable in the top three best coins, many believe in it,
and there is still no coin that can replace it fully
and there is still no coin that can replace it fully
ether can never jump. almost all the ico turn on blockchain ether. If ether stops then all the created societies must die.
ETH is probably 'too big to fail' with thousands of projects on its platform for the coming years. It has the first mover advantage that is very hard to compete for others.
I don't think that any projects can to help if all world will decide to crash crypto. Or if ETH team make any "big fall". Once again fork for example 
ETH is probably 'too big to fail' with thousands of projects on its platform for the coming years. It has the first mover advantage that is very hard to compete for others.
bitcoin's value is based on its monetary properties and less on its technical qualities. as long as it functions as advertised then 'good enough' is a powerful incentive to keep refining it. it only has one job to do.
ethereum is of course huge too, but its fundamental value proposition is utility. it's effectively a software platform, not money.
since that's the case then is the case for it being usurped by something that does the job better higher than bitcoin?
if something that doesn't require learning a new language, is much more foolproof, that addresses scaling and blockchain bloat comes along with enough oomph does it have a shot at unseating ETH or is everyone now incentivised enough to make ethereum the one?
personally i don't think ethereum's future in fully in the bag and people are learning more and more every day. what do you think?
It seems to me that ETH is a very promising currency. the company has clear pay and tasks. In the project team, there are many cleverly acclaimed people who can provide a stable job for this company. I think such a giant as ETH for a long time will occupy a leading position in the market cryptologyethereum is of course huge too, but its fundamental value proposition is utility. it's effectively a software platform, not money.
since that's the case then is the case for it being usurped by something that does the job better higher than bitcoin?
if something that doesn't require learning a new language, is much more foolproof, that addresses scaling and blockchain bloat comes along with enough oomph does it have a shot at unseating ETH or is everyone now incentivised enough to make ethereum the one?
personally i don't think ethereum's future in fully in the bag and people are learning more and more every day. what do you think?
ETH will be leader while team make huge count of work for support and development. Now Plasma Cash and transfer to PoS. Later something else. If they will stop then ETH will die. All is simple
bitcoin's value is based on its monetary properties and less on its technical qualities. as long as it functions as advertised then 'good enough' is a powerful incentive to keep refining it. it only has one job to do.
ethereum is of course huge too, but its fundamental value proposition is utility. it's effectively a software platform, not money.
since that's the case then is the case for it being usurped by something that does the job better higher than bitcoin?
if something that doesn't require learning a new language, is much more foolproof, that addresses scaling and blockchain bloat comes along with enough oomph does it have a shot at unseating ETH or is everyone now incentivised enough to make ethereum the one?
personally i don't think ethereum's future in fully in the bag and people are learning more and more every day. what do you think?
It seems to me that ETH is a very promising currency. the company has clear pay and tasks. In the project team, there are many cleverly acclaimed people who can provide a stable job for this company. I think such a giant as ETH for a long time will occupy a leading position in the market cryptology ethereum is of course huge too, but its fundamental value proposition is utility. it's effectively a software platform, not money.
since that's the case then is the case for it being usurped by something that does the job better higher than bitcoin?
if something that doesn't require learning a new language, is much more foolproof, that addresses scaling and blockchain bloat comes along with enough oomph does it have a shot at unseating ETH or is everyone now incentivised enough to make ethereum the one?
personally i don't think ethereum's future in fully in the bag and people are learning more and more every day. what do you think?
No it's not. Just wait until Vitalik leaves the ship just because the ship is populated too much with greedy vermins. Or wat until some moron presses the wrong button and 100k eth is lost. Or when some exchange gets hacked, or... What do you consider too big to fail? Not being used anymore? That won't happen very quicky. Not being around 500-1000$ each? Might happen if you consider the fact that it was <$50 a year ago. Don't consider yourself rich just because you bought 2 eth at 500... 
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