Ethereum

What do you think of all of the Ethereum drama?

Are there real culture and leadership problems?

Or is this just the community coming out with the pitch forks mainly because price hasn't done well vs competitors?

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Ok, time to get real with all of you for a moment...

I ran across BTC in 2012, read the white paper and was instantly hooked. As a background in finance and tech, it spoke to me. I hung out in trading IRC channels and made crypto friends 

Mt Gox hit and a ton of my friends lost…

Eric Conner

What do you think of all of the Ethereum drama?

Are there real culture and leadership problems?

Or is this just the community coming out with the pitch forks mainly because price hasn't done well vs competitors?

context:
https://x.com/econoar/status/1881609707007439306

Building /stokefire a mobile strategy game onchain. Run and own poolfish.xyz a calculator for LP providers. Built Potion solo and sold for $300k.

i like crypto because there’s a coin and a chain for everyone. it’s not about winning, it’s about being able to fulfill a desired purpose

i don’t want to see the casino brought from sol to eth, if that’s what people mean by winning. it’s great there. anyone can go participate, even if you made .eth your whole identity

everyone should have a place where they can go fulfill their intentions with others who want the same thing, whether that’s building a platform, minting art, gambling, investing, or something else. it makes sense if each community has their own vibe and their own purposes so they can function more efficiently

it’s great that @vitalik.eth has integrity and values and puts those first. that is why ethereum is so important

people who think eth is losing are not likely being honest about their real values and ambitions. they may just have hurt egos because of bullish things they’ve said in the past, and want to go buy memecoins without it being awkward. i say just let them