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Ethereum (ETH) should be Made Centralized Temporarily and then Decentralized

By Dan Saada

Ethereum (ETH) Resilient Decentralized Application

The Ethereum Community is positive and believes that Ethereum will come back stronger.

Real Use Index was published for TRON vs. ETH. Real Use Index is a performance metric, and it looks like TRON flippened Ethereum.

Tyler.Smith.Eth tweeted:  “The game hasn't changed, but the stakes are getting MUCH higher. Ethereum 2.0 (Serenity, all 3 phases) needs to ship ASAP.

Bob Summerwill, in response to the tweet, expressed that the only way in which IMHO to deliver ETH2 faster will be to take the project seriously.

The root cause of slow progress, he stated it was the allergy to hierarchy and allergy to professionalism. Summerwill believes that it is okay to centralize and then decentralize.

In response, Tyler agreed to Bob Summerwill and expressed that he is in agreement.  However, he stated that he would like to take 80% product over perfection.

Sydney Ifergan, the crypto expert, tweeted:  "Ethereum (ETH) has got the complete capability to stay as a product with self-sustained value. However, it needs to deliver on time.

There is now a need to come up with a more resilient decentralized application.  The lowest points have been happening.

The market conditions are extreme, and several leveraged positions are liquidated.  A chance for Oracle manipulations is also highly possible.

Ethereum Congestion leads to masked bad behavior, which is still under investigation. Networks benefit from gaining fractional timing benefits.

The effects of the lack of centralized control during emergencies are pretty visible.

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