The dollar vigilante points out that Ethereum contracts are public so no company would want to use it for actual contracts. Furthermore, do they have a killer app or anyone using it at all for anything yet? To me it seems like just another speculative coin but with the phantom foundation that public contracts would actually be useful to someone. The dollar vigilante recommends dero instead because it's like Ethereum but private. What do you think about that? I don't think anyone is even using smart contracts though, years after Ethereum was launched.
btw I think I have the dollar vigilantes game figured out. He invests in a coin, then pumps it hard, then sells. Maybe if you subscribe to his newsletter he tips you off that something is about to get pumped ($.01 to $1 is 100x) so you can maximize your profits and then he tells everyone else sometime later. The thing is he also says a lot of crazy shit (drink your own pee, moon landing was fake, there's no such thing as viruses, confident his ontological views are correct) that make me have doubts but I don't think that stuff matters when picking coins.
veggy -1 points 3.3 years ago
eth comes in right behind bTC for "trust" out in the markets. The last btcs are being minted as we speak. Eth still has room to grow.
BtC and Eth are the ONLY coins to fuck around with, if you are into that sort of thing. Full stop.