Several investors feel that the price of Ethereum is going according to plan. However, those who have been watching the ETH and hoping on it for a long time were asking if it is a stable coin plan. Many feel the ETH 2.0 is so delayed and clogged in a way irritating miners.
Vitalik Buterin is busy in his attempt to an explanation-in-pictures for how bulletproof-style polynomial commitments work (relevant to Halo and potentially future ethereum upgrades for better scalability). He further stated that he welcomes feedback. And, that he is trying to experiment with new approaches to make crypto math more intuitive.
Those who are willing to give a Feedback should try to give their feedback.
Users in response felt that his explanations were clear and easy to understand and that it should be beginner friendly for mass adoption. They further encouraged Vitalik to keep up the good work.
One of the users stated, I think Ethereum should focus on the basics for layman investors to increase their adoption rate.
Some of them are never impressed and they are just worried about whether the gas fees will go down in price. Some of them went to the extent of criticizing stating that he has built a system so complicated that now even he doesn’t understand it.
Some are giving ideas that Hardware always solves scalability and asked Vitalik on why he was not working with HPB global.
For clarity, HPB (High Performance Blockchain) is the first Permissionless blockchain to utilize dedicated hardware to accelerate TPS enabling widespread adoption.
Supporters who believe in the project feel they are way too undervalued.
To those who were asking if Vitalik will be interested in collaboration, an ETH advocate stated, no need to ask Vitalik for collaboration. Ethereum is open source and permissionless. You have a good idea? Build it. He further stated Ethereum already has a scaling solution on L1, and many scaling solutions on L2.
Supporters state: Dear Vitalik, your project ETH 2.0 is the best. But, don’t ignore your challengers and GO FASTER my friend.
When someone asked, Is Ethereum Network the best way to do this no-middleman-self-custody-decentralized-currency thing or are there other technologies out there that do the same but better?
Someone responded stating, there is a lot of technology available. Difference of Mr. Buterin is that it values the community and ETH developers too much. All networks are getting stronger with developer feedbacks. Solidity is not as complex as other contract and programming language.
