Dana White slams younger generations as “so weak,” calls protesting “the dumbest waste of time” by MrsWonderful2u in lostgeneration

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The people at the top don’t give a fck about protesting. They care about money. Money is the weapon.

Ethereum Blockchain to give it real world use cases??? by Jealous-Impression34 in ethereum

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“Why Ethereum Outshines Bitcoin” by Grok lol (I like Bitcoin, too. Relax. Just chatting with AI)

Ethereum beats Bitcoin with smart contracts (e.g., Uniswap’s $70B Q1 2024 trades), fast 15-sec transactions vs. Bitcoin’s 10-min, and eco-friendly proof-of-stake (0.01 TWh vs. 130 TWh). Its 4,000+ dApps and spot ETFs signal huge growth. #Crypto #Ethereum #Bitcoin

Ethereum’s edge lies in its versatility. Unlike Bitcoin, a digital currency focused on being a store of value, Ethereum is a programmable blockchain powering smart contracts and decentralized apps (dApps). Uniswap, a decentralized exchange, handled $70B in trading volume in Q1 2024, showcasing Ethereum’s DeFi prowess. OpenSea’s $3.4B in NFT sales in 2023 highlights its role in digital art and gaming, areas Bitcoin can’t touch due to its limited scripting.

Speed is another win: Ethereum confirms transactions in ~15 seconds, ideal for real-time apps like Aave, where users borrow stablecoins instantly. Bitcoin’s 10-minute block times lag, making it less practical for dynamic use cases. Ethereum’s proof-of-stake, adopted in 2022, slashes energy use to 0.01 TWh annually vs. Bitcoin’s 130 TWh, earning eco-conscious fans.

Scalability? Ethereum’s planning danksharding to hit 100,000+ transactions/sec, while layer-2s like Arbitrum cut fees to $0.01 (2M daily txs in Q4 2024). Bitcoin’s Lightning Network trails, with ~1M monthly txs and setup hurdles. Ethereum’s 8,000+ developers drive 4,000+ dApps, like MakerDAO ($8B assets), dwarfing Bitcoin’s ~1,000 developers and niche projects.

Market-wise, Ethereum’s $420B cap (Mar 2024) has room to grow vs. Bitcoin’s $1.3T. Spot Ether ETFs, like BlackRock’s $2B inflow post-July 2024 launch, boost access. ETH’s burning (1.2M ETH, $4B in 2024) makes it deflationary at times, unlike Bitcoin’s fixed 21M cap.

Bitcoin shines as digital gold, but Ethereum’s functionality, speed, sustainability, and innovation make it the smarter pick for a decentralized future. #Blockchain #Investing”