Ethereum is now too big to fail

the people who's businesses depend on Ethereum.
wishful thinking.
logic fail.
exactly
>Big things fail all the time. Fuck even coca-cola can become obselete before christmas for all i know.
you're comparing apples to oranges
>LOL name one business
literally hundreds of fintech startups, as well as about 20 major cryptoassets and currencies as well as several thousand distributed application devs.
>No, its not. Bitcoin is still running fine after all these years
lol wat
>Investing in other shitcoins
kys

If anything will ultimately make ETH unviable it is this

"A new real-time index from Alex de Vries, founder of cryptocurrency analysis site Digiconomist, shows that each ethereum transaction could now represent as much as 45 Kilowatt-hours (kWh) of electricity spent mining. That's about as much juice as the average American household uses in a day and a half. For comparison's sake, De Vries has estimated that a Visa transaction requires 0.00651 kWh. The entire network could be using as much as 4.2 Terawatt-hours (tWh), or slightly more than the country of Cyprus. "

motherboard.vice.com/en_us/article/d3zn9a/ethereum-mining-transaction-electricity-consumption-bitcoin

>calling someone not deliriously bullish on meth a wishful thinker
oh the irony

>"hundreds of fintech startups"
>"20 [startups with useless bullshit ICO token that are going to be selling ETH for a more stable currency]"

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>literally hundreds of fintech startups, as well as about 20 major cryptoassets and currencies as well as several thousand distributed application devs.
I asked for ONE and you dodge the question like all ethcucks screaming LITERALLY HUNDREDS from the top of your lungs. No ethereum is not relevant for any real business. I dare you to name one business that generates a decent amount of money thats dependent on ethereum. Cryptoassets dont count since they are basicly gofundme ico's built on ethereum. Only counts if they work as a company and generate a profit.

Go ahead.. Im waiting..
>lol wat

Bitcoin is running as intended and stated in the whitepaper upon release. I use it every day. It is a store of value and not intended for day to day transactions. As stated in the whitepaper.

yes but those visa transactions depend on thousands of fully lit and air conditioned buildings called banks full of fully paid pissing, eating, drinking, smoking, driving, flying, electricity using people. add that shit to the cost of a visa transaction.

use google.

>still not naming one(1) company dependent on ethereum.

Op confirmed for faggot and eternal jew

Yeah what exactly are all these "businesses" doing besides scamming goyem out of their hard earned wage dollars?

>> (You)
Why am I included in this rant?

It's called NEO or at least it will be soon. Hence the "rebranding" thing. The actual company it's based on is ant financial which you should look up, btw.