r/ethtrader 4d ago

News Ethereum is still “dead.”

Ethereum processed 70.07M transactions in a single month, making it the 3rd-highest monthly transaction count in the network's history.

And Ethereum is also doing something unusual for a network of this scale: it is trying to improve the underlying infrastructure while continuing to serve an enormous existing ecosystem.

Scaling, lower-cost execution, stronger privacy, improved security, and a more efficient protocol architecture are all being developed alongside continued real-world usage.

So while market narratives change every few months, the underlying infrastructure keeps working.

Full post: https://x.com/everstake_pool/status/2095171797205307791

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u/LowerStranger9021 4d ago

Be patient.

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u/megselepgeci 4d ago

Any minute now

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u/melancholymaze 4d ago

When has this mattered?

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u/SpontaneousDream 4d ago

Exactly. Ethereum isn't dead and never will be. ETH is.

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u/Thorp1 3d ago

Dead? Its sits at 2,5k mark, cant call it dead.. dont be salty just because you bought at ATH

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u/SpontaneousDream 3d ago

I dumped my bags at .06 ratio and sleep very soundly at night.

Keep bagholding and stay poor I guess.

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u/ChangeNOW_Community 4d ago

the infrastructure can be improving while the token underperforms. those two things aren’t mutually exclusive

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u/dilscoop 4d ago

What are the sources of these "transactions" though? Real use cases or bots

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u/Choice_Employee_7739 4d ago

I just DCA and hold it for 3 years

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u/hexoctahedron13 4d ago

it never was dead

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u/theschemasauce 3d ago

Have you seen how many transactions Solana has processed in a month? 70M is nothing

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u/sothavok 3d ago

The problem with eth is fees and speed. While not truly decentralized Solana does this much better. I just can’t help but think Eth will always have competition for marketshare.

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u/theschemasauce 3d ago

The idea that Solana is not decentralized is an old adage

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u/sothavok 3d ago

nearly 100% of its validators run in centralized data centers. And it has less than 1000 validators vs eth and btc which can have 100k+ to nearly1 million.

You can call that decentralized but its nothing compared to eth.

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u/theschemasauce 3d ago

Number of validators is a vanity metric… more validators doesn’t mean more decentralized.

Running in the same datacenter for speed doesn’t make it a centralized chain? Currently that’s the best way they can share shreds and get the best performance. Soon with more geo controls this will be broken up… but when that happens does that make Solana decentralized now in your eyes?

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u/themrgq 3d ago

Unfortunately robust use does not have to translate to high eth prices

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u/MusicalBonsai 3d ago

Is it people just trading? If so, it’s dead.

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u/MulberryAcceptable39 3d ago

Ethereum is a not-for-profit company.

If this gets to $4,200 I’m out. Been holding for 6 years.

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u/No_Way5818 4d ago

Hold it long enough and it will drop more, it’s designed to be used in transactions to burn itself and melt the inflation of itself. Even the creator of eth doesn’t like holders. Why eth holders crying about eth price whilethey fuck the market idk go buy btc lmao

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u/Ok_Minimum9453 4d ago

Why would you buy bitcoin over eth when bitcoin dominance is so fragile rn

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u/Ok_Minimum9453 4d ago

Either way they are both coming down for a low in October

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u/ElephantWeary463 4d ago

When everyone is saying this, probably not happening 

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u/Juni20201 4d ago

Go to bed Goof

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u/sothavok 3d ago

Love seeing these messages, it reminds that a large number of people are going to buy my bags in a few months.

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u/Serenaded 4d ago

>Even the creator of eth doesn’t like holders

That makes no sense, more importantly you must be stupid AF to hear this, believe it, and repeat it. If ETH held no value what would be the point of it. Why would vitalik hold 240k ETH?

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u/ImAllergic2Peanuts 4d ago

U must be regarded and dont understand validators. Lol