Specifically, Ethereum certainly would benefit from better formal verification or governance, but that doesn’t switch users. An Ethereum killer would need its own “worse is better.” Something Ethereum community would reject as reckless or unnecessary but is actually good
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The next Ethereum killer isn’t as interesting as the next protocol that billions of people will use. (Storage, Privacy, Interoperability, Stablecoins, Computation etc.)
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100% I think about this
@TaylorPearsonMe piece often (and of course, the classic linked@gwern post)https://www.coindesk.com/worst-crypto-networks-will-biggest/ …Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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Ethereum’s killer is itself.
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Hedera Hashgraph will kill Ethereum in 2019. Why? 1. Scale to 250.000 tps 2. Every solidity Dapp run seamlessly on the Plattform 3. Hype for Hasgraph will start soon 4. Best Governance Modell (Council) - Check
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Can you elaborate? What were the motivations behind Tezos and Cardano?
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