Alex on Nostr: I think originally it was kinda the first platform that did smart contracts. Now days ...
I think originally it was kinda the first platform that did smart contracts. Now days smart contracts seem to be pretty prevalent on other platforms, so it’s less novel, but I think that was the original thing that gave it some value. It also used to be a proof of work blockchain like BtC. Not sure if they’ve fully transitioned away, but they are now proof of stake. I’d stay a million miles away from ETH as an investment, but maybe for executing smart contracts there may still be utility value.
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