If it is true that Binance will create smart contracts, then Binance is a competitor to Ethereum.
Regarding the large transaction fees on Ethereum the most talked about so far. I see it as structured.
When Ethereum corrected the London hard fork were the transaction fees still high? I'm sure there are still some who haven't tested the transaction fees on ETH yet.
You only need to take advantage of the GAS that is going down, although the market is not too dense depending on how it increases. Everything about the Eth network will gradually be resolved because Rome was not built overnight to be able to stand strong. The initial stages have been carried out with the London Hard Fork taking place, and of course, other developments will not stop there,
Ethereum will continue to provide higher tidal waves, and they will need to match the level of user demand for transactions with the fees that many people often complain about.
As an alternative BSC has given you the option to switch and it turns out that not only BSC, Polygon, Solana also offers the same thing. We just need to choose in which direction the transaction is used. They have made cross-delivery, so it is very good in the future to be able to connect with each other even though they are on different networks.