In this podcast, the panelists draw a comparison between Ethereum and the United States in terms of wealth and economic influence. While Ethereum has fewer users, those who participate in its ecosystem are often extremely wealthy, much like how a small percentage of the U.S. population controls a large share of global wealth.

I think it's a brilliant metaphor, but if Ethereum continues on its current trajectory, there’s a risk it could become more like Europe—once prosperous, but now more of a historical relic—rather than United States. The U.S. rose to global economic dominance through capitalism, yet cuirrent Ethereum’s leadership sometimes feels more reminiscent of communism imo

In this podcast, the panelists draw a comparison between Ethereum and the United States in terms of wealth and economic influence. While Ethereum has fewer users, those who participate in its ecosystem are often extremely wealthy, much like how a small percentage of the U.S. population controls a large share of global wealth.

I think it's a brilliant metaphor, but if Ethereum continues on its current trajectory, there’s a risk it could become more like Europe—once prosperous, but now more of a historical relic—rather than United States. The U.S. rose to global economic dominance through capitalism, yet cuirrent Ethereum’s leadership sometimes feels more reminiscent of communism imo

https://youtube.com/watch?v=DGXp_ise5Nc&t=1s