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Topic: Saylor thinks ETH post-merge on Proof-of-Stake is a security. - page 2. (Read 186 times)

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Saylor thinks ETH post-merge on Proof-of-Stake is a security.

I think Saylor's a lil jelly tbh.

Thoughts?
Less security than proof of work but the main reason for switching is to increase the Transaction per second process speed nothing else because ETH is facing huge hike in the transaction gas fee which almost pushed the upcoming projects to move towards Binance Smart Chain lately this year as well.
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Saylor thinks ETH post-merge on Proof-of-Stake is a security.
Relevance information can be seen on: cointelegraph: BTC bull Michael Saylor: Ethereum is 'obviously' a security.

Or straight from the source: https://youtu.be/JGvdMWvyRAA?t=1697.

He opined that ETH was security all along not after the post-merge.

“I think Ethereum is a security, I think it’s pretty obvious, [...] it was issued by an ICO, theres a management team, there was a pre-mine, there’s a hard fork, there’s continual hard forks, there’s a difficulty bomb that keeps getting pushed back.”

“For it to be a commodity there can’t be an issuer, and the truth is you can’t really make decisions. I mean one of the fundamental insights in the crypto industry is that the fact that you can change it, is what makes it a security,” he said.

Surely his main point besides a few things mentioned above is the fact that there are an issuer, ICO, and premine which make it could be categorized as a security. One thing worth noting is he talking in the context of a bill that considers ETH as a commodity.
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Saylor thinks ETH post-merge on Proof-of-Stake is a security.

I think Saylor's a lil jelly tbh.

Thoughts?
His a pro Bitcoin supporter and dont look on other altcoins even the mighty eth so I think his just giving his opinion on it. But seriously everyone should believe him? Eth as security? Well leave that to your own understanding cause we know this could be a huge and long debatable topic.
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Saylor thinks ETH post-merge on Proof-of-Stake is a security.

I think Saylor's a lil jelly tbh.

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