I was wrong about the #ETH price two years ago, because I saw this, and other weaknesses, in its very design. It simply doesn't work.
Marketing false claims is getting harder to maintain.
Marketing false claims is getting harder to maintain.
We've seen a slow shift in #Ethereum's marketing strategy.
World computer -> unstoppable code -> rich statefulness -> ICO platform -> dapp platform -> etc.
Now it's, "ethereum has the most devs" or "solutions will be found to its problems, because it has the most developers."
World computer -> unstoppable code -> rich statefulness -> ICO platform -> dapp platform -> etc.
Now it's, "ethereum has the most devs" or "solutions will be found to its problems, because it has the most developers."
It doesn't matter the quantity of devs you throw at the problem, as some over-exposed $ETH hedge funds will tell you (especially if the "blockchain devs" can't launch their little pet products).
It's *quality* over quantity, on a basic design that works.
It's *quality* over quantity, on a basic design that works.
Add 2 years to this.
