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1 hr ago • u/CrytoCreisi • r/XRP • fomo_is_happening • C
The time you spend fuckin’ with those Penny’s is a sucker’s swap. You will always lose more than you win much like slots at a casino. You need to spend time learning the long term market trends; then budget a plan to capitalize on them. I have 5 million XRP and own them at a ridiculously low price, I also own HBAR, BTC, ETH, ADA, MATIC, APTOS, ATOM and 5 other cryptos. I’ve been around the market for over a year and the day traders always lose… leveraging to buy crypto is where day traders take a bath which is what you’re doing.
sentiment 0.22
1 hr ago • u/Budget_Muffin7766 • r/CryptoCurrency • daily_general_discussion_march_29_2023_gmt0 • C
ADA, MATIC and DOT
sentiment 0.00
2 hr ago • u/masedogg98 • r/CryptoCurrency • daily_general_discussion_march_29_2023_gmt0 • C
so now that you’ve tried your hand with ETH, MATIC, and AVAX what do you prefer, what was smoothest to onboard and transact on/ cheaper etc. I’m interested and curious to hear your thoughts :)
sentiment 0.88
2 hr ago • u/robtimist • r/CryptoCurrency • ethereum_is_still_a_pain_to_use_in_2023 • C
This is the second post I’ve seen on this topic in the last 24hrs and I AM HERE FOR IT!!!!
I used to own 4.5 ETH myself. And honestly I’m not sure why I held it aside from the profitability. It’s use-case creates headaches upon headaches upon anger and confusion.
I was trying to use Eth to make some purchases and it was an absolute nightmare. Not enough gas to cover fees!! *transfers more* Network congested, fees increased! *transfers more* Not enough gas to cover fees!! rinse and repeat until I spend $30 just moving money around.
And don’t even get me started on bridges and cross-chain swaps. YES, I *would* rather pay 0.02 MATIC than 0.05 ETH ($90 USD!!!!!) but now that I’m trying to swap, I don’t have enough to cover the fees!!!!!! What the fuckkkkkkk
We are so early. And if ETH can’t change it will never be “mainstream.” Bitcoin could have done everything I was looking for that day, in a fraction of the time, for a fraction of the cost.
sentiment 0.53
2 hr ago • u/CointestMod • r/CryptoCurrency • ethereum_is_still_a_pain_to_use_in_2023 • C
#Ethereum Con-Arguments
Below is an argument written by Maleficent_Plankton which won 1st place in the Ethereum Con-Arguments topic for a prior [Cointest](/r/CointestOfficial/wiki/cointest_policy) round. Submit an argument in the Cointest yourself and earn Moons if you win. Moon prizes are: 1st - 600, 2nd - 300, 3rd - 150, and Best Analysis - 500.
> Ethereum has drastically changed in the past year now that it has rebranded itself as **Consensus/Settlement layer** for other Layer 2 Execution/Rollup networks. It is no longer trying to be a monolithic blockchain by itself. Because of this shift in design, many of its former CONs are no longer major issues. And many of the CONs that still exist often have a beneficial sides.
>
> I discuss the CONs of Ethereum and their impact on its users here:
>
> ## CONs
>
> **Gas Fees** (major):
>
> The biggest complaint for Ethereum is its network gas fees. Every transaction needs gas to pay for storage and processing power, and gas prices vary based on demand. Gas price is very volatile and often changes 2-5x in magnitude within the same day. ERC20 transfers are used for a large percentage of cryptocurrencies, and it's the reason much of DeFi is extremely expensive. If I wanted to send ERC20 tokens between exchanges, it's often cheaper to trade for XRP, ALGO, or some other microtransaction coin, transfer it using their other coin's native network, and then trade back into the original token. Basically: use a coin on a different network to avoid fees.
>
> Typical transaction fees for Ethereum were [between $2-10 over the past year](https://etherscan.io/chart/avg-txfee-usd), but they have shot up to $50+ several times in 2021.
>
> And that's just for basic transactions. Anyone who has tried to use more complex smart contracts like moving MATIC from Polygon mainnet back to ETH L1 mainnet during a time of high gas fees mid-year in 2021 saw $100-$200 gas fees. Transferring ERC-20 tokens (often $20-50) is also more gas expensive because it can't be done through native transfers like on the Cardano network. It's impractical to use swaps like Uniswap for small transactions due to these fees.
>
> In particular, One/Many-to-many batch transactions are extremely gas-expensive using Ethereum's account-based model compared to Bitcoin's and Cardano's UXTO-based model. [This batch transaction on Ethereum](https://etherscan.io/tx/0x0fe2542079644e107cbf13690eb9c2c65963ccb79089ff96bfaf8dced2331c92) cost over $5000 while [a similar eUXTO transaction on Cardano](https://adapools.org/transactions/e586c6340ee9e60a6c64f447feffe5f89bdabc7741666ecaa681081957938f56) only cost $0.50 in fees.
>
> On the other hand, these fees provide Ethereum long-term economic sustainability and resilience against DDoS and spam attacks.
>
> **Competition from other Smart Contract networks** (moderate):
>
> Ethereum has enjoyed its lead as the smart contract blockchain due to first-mover advantage. But there are now many efficient smart contract competitors like Algorand, Solana, and Cardano. Ethereum is now facing much competition. Who wants to pay $20 gas fees on Ethereum when you can get similar transactions for under $0.01 with Algo and Solana or $0.30 transactions with Cardano?
>
> Fortunately, the amount of competition is limited because Ethereum is positioning itself as a Settlement layer whereas these other networks are monolithic networks. All monolithic networks will eventually run into scaling issues due to long-term storage and bandwidth limits. It will really depend on how successful Ethereum's Layer 2 rollup solutions will be.
>
> **Future uncertainty about Layer 2 solutions** (major):
>
> Ethereum's long-term success is dependent on the success of its Layer 2 solutions.
>
> These Layer 2 solutions are still extremely early. Even after a year, L2 has a very fragmented adoption. The majority of centralized exchanges currently do not support Layer 2 rollup networks. A few have started to support Polygon, which is more of a Layer 2 side-chain that saves state every 256 blocks than a Layer 2 rollup. Very few CEXs allow for direct fiat on/off-ramping on L2 networks, which puts those networks out of reach of most users.
>
> Many of these Layer 2 networks (Arbitrum, Optimism, Loopring, ZKSync, etc), are not interoperable with each other. You can store your tokens on any specific L2 network, but they're stuck there. If you want to move your tokens back to Layer 1 or to another L2 network, you have to pay very expensive smart contract gas fees ($50-300). Eventually, there will be bridges between these networks, but we could be years away from widespread adoption.
>
> Fragmented liquidity is another huge issue. Each of these L2 networks has its own liquidity pool for each token it supports. You can store your token on the the L2 network, but you won't be able to trade or swap much if there are no liquidity pools for that token. Eventually, there will be Dynamic Automated Market Makers (dAMMs) that can share liquidity between networks, but they are complex and introduce their own weaknesses.
>
> Both Optimistic and ZK Rollups are handled off-chain and require a separate network nodes or smart contracts as infrastructure to validate transactions or generate ZK Proofs. They are very centralized in how they operate, so there's always the risk that their network operators could cheat their customers. By now, the community seems to agree that ZK rollups are the future rollup solution to decentralized L2 networks. There is only 1 notable instance of Plasma (Ethereum to Polygon network conversion), and no one uses it anymore since the Ethereum-Polygon bridge is easier to use. The biggest competitor to ZK rollups are Optimistic rollups, and those take too long to settle back to Layer 1 (1 week) and are still too expensive to use (20-50% of the cost of L1 Ethereum gas fees for transfers).
>
> **ZK Rollups** require special infrastructure to generate ZK Proofs. These are very computationally-expensive, potentially [thousands of times](https://vitalik.ca/general/2021/01/05/rollup.html) more expensive that just doing the computation directly. To reduce the cost, they are done completely-centralized by specialized servers. Thus the cost of a ZK Rollup is cheap at about [$0.10 to $.30](https://l2fees.info/). But even at $0.10 per transfer and $0.50 per swap, these are still at least 10x more expensive than costs on Algorand and Solana. Users will have to decide whether the extra cost and hassle of using an L2 platform is worth the extra security of settling on the more-decentralized and secure Ethereum L1 network.
>
> **Ethereum Proof-of-Stake merge is arriving later than competitors** (moderate):
>
> The ETH PoS Beacon chain has been released, it's a completely separate blockchain from ETH and won't merge with the main blockchain [until later this year](https://decrypt.co/78690/ethereum-2-staking-tops-21-billion-merge-horizon), giving its competitors plenty of time to provide FUD. We still don't know how successful the merge will be. Currently, stakes are locked, preventing investors from selling. We don't know what will happen to the price once staking unlocks.
>
> **MEV and Dark Forest attacks** (minor):
>
> [MEV](https://np.reddit.com/r/MPlankton/comments/rs4wp2/the_dark_forest_of_cryptocurrency/) is actually a pretty big issue for networks with high gas arbitrage and mempools like Ethereum, but most casual users will never notice hostile arbitrage. When you broadcast your transaction to the network, there are armies of bots and automated miners that analyze your transaction to see if they can perform arbitrage strategies on your transaction such as front-running, sandwiching, excluding transactions, stealing/replaying transactions, and other pure-profit plays. "Dark Forest" attacks have reveled that bots are constantly monitoring the network, and they can front-run you unless you have your own private army of miners.
>
> **Final Word**
>
> Overall, I still think the PROs outweigh the CONs for Ethereum in the long-run due to its first-mover advantage and the long-term sustainability of the Ethereum network.
*****
Would you like to learn more? [Click here](/r/CointestOfficial/comments/ru2luf/top_10_ethereum_conarguments_january_2022/) to be taken to the original topic-thread or you can scan through the [Cointest Archive](/r/CointestOfficial/wiki/cointest_archive#wiki_Ethereum) to find arguments on this topic in other rounds. Pros and cons per topic will likely change for every new post.
Since this is a con-argument, what could be a better time to promote the Skeptics Discussion thread? You can find the latest thread [here](/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/1256ynn/daily_general_discussion_march_29_2023_gmt0/).
sentiment 1.00
2 hr ago • u/emulabilevj • r/CryptoCurrency • what_keeps_you_going_in_crypto • C
What keeps me going in crypto for now has to be passive income opportunities that some of the project offers. The market hasn't been favorable for a while now so passive income for me. Holding BTC, ETH, MATIC, SOL and staking RIDE
sentiment 0.50
3 hr ago • u/misterjoego • r/CryptoCurrency • 100k_what_crypto_do_you_invest_in • C
$80k BTC, $10k ETH, $10k MATIC (best historic return for my bags. Polygon has a slew of projects in development and I think they will continue to grow in value over time).
sentiment 0.77
4 hr ago • u/Ricothebuttonpusher • r/CryptoCurrency • 100k_what_crypto_do_you_invest_in • C
MATIC should be up there
sentiment 0.06
4 hr ago • u/Umarzy • r/CryptoCurrency • what_percentage_does_bitcoin_occupy_in_your • C
I have 40% exposure to BTC, 20% is ETH, and the rest 40% are altcoins; CTSI, MATIC, ATOM, VRA. I try to diversify.
No plans to increase the BTC position for now, cos when I take profits from alts, I put it into Ethereum/Bitcoin.
sentiment 0.46
5 hr ago • u/Budget_Muffin7766 • r/CryptoCurrency • daily_general_discussion_march_29_2023_gmt0 • C
ADA or MATIC
sentiment 0.00
5 hr ago • u/ioWxss6_bot • r/CryptoCurrency • daily_general_discussion_march_29_2023_gmt0 • C
Most mentions on r/cc (2023-03-28):
||Mentions|
|:-|:-|
|BTC|1231|
|ETH|587|
|MOON|451|
|XRP|241|
|NFT|185|
|ADA|93|
|MATIC|89|
|LRC|85|
|ARB|65|
|XMR|62|
|SOL|61|
|ATOM|60|
|LTC|51|
|BNB|49|
|USDT|45|
|USDC|40|
|DOGE|39|
|CEL|30|
|DOT|27|
|SHIB|26|
[Data source and app](https://www.redditcoins.app/)
sentiment 0.00
5 hr ago • u/Primary_Technical • r/CryptoCurrency • what_was_the_first_token_you_bought_how_times • C
•Started with Doge in 2021 - Down on it like hell but was a small amount.
•ETH - Did DYOR and bought it instead of BTC. Still DCAing
•Bought some shitcoin, lowcaps from sketchy TG groups , got **rekt but was not more than 100 dollars.
•Now portfolio has BTC, ETH , MATIC , MOONS , BRICKS ,DOT , ADA ,ATOM etc ....
sentiment -0.29
6 hr ago • u/DBRiMatt • r/CryptoCurrency • daily_general_discussion_march_29_2023_gmt0 • C
I think LRC has a place in the long run, but it might be soured a bit by peaking WAYYY too soon from the GME brigade from 12 months ago.
LRC and MATIC are the two current complements to ETH I am most bullish on, and looking forward to seeing what Starknet, ZkSYNC and Taiko might offer if/when they develop their token.
sentiment 0.45
6 hr ago • u/Suzxy • r/CryptoCurrency • out_of_dogecoin_shiba_inu_and_reddit_moons_which • C
Back when I was a newbie, I put some money into Shiba Inu after reading a testimony about how someone turned $10 into a million bucks. Yeah, I know better now.

These days, I put my money into projects like ATOM, MATIC, BNB, ETH, and OCEAN, and I'm always on the lookout for new gems. Currently watching and researching some early-stage projects including ChainGPT \[AI\], Venom \[L1\], Taiko \[L2\], and GrabCoinClub \[Metaverse/P2E\]. I think there's a big winner among these.
MOONs come freely :)
sentiment 0.95
6 hr ago • u/NewOutlandishness663 • r/0xPolygon • matic_transaction_time • C
We need a bit more info, are you sending MATIC on ETH network? What wallet are you using?
sentiment 0.00
6 hr ago • u/takemidown • r/CryptoCurrency • 100k_what_crypto_do_you_invest_in • C
At current prices;
50k BTC
30k ETH
20k for other Alts - 5K each for MATIC, NEAR, CARDANO, UNISWAP or ARBITRUM.
sentiment 0.00
6 hr ago • u/GStarRaww • r/CryptoCurrency • daily_general_discussion_march_29_2023_gmt0 • C
XRP, FTM and MATIC
sentiment 0.00
6 hr ago • u/bc7915dawg • r/CryptoCurrency • 100k_what_crypto_do_you_invest_in • C
25% Bitcoin
25% Ethereum
25% A top 20 coin - maybe MATIC.
25% A top 100 coin / memecoin - maybe FLOKI.
sentiment 0.38
7 hr ago • u/Internet_Responsible • r/CryptoCurrency • daily_general_discussion_march_29_2023_gmt0 • C
MATIC, ATOM, DOT
sentiment 0.00
7 hr ago • u/MysteriousPin38 • r/CryptoCurrency • 100k_what_crypto_do_you_invest_in • C
50% BTC 40% ETH and the other 10% some alt you like, in my case MATIC
sentiment 0.36


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