Ryan Sean Adams (rsa.eth)
@rsa.eth
Bitcoin is more than 3x the value of Ethereum. While the race is long, Ethereum has had 10 years and hasn't yet achieved the flippening, the closest it came was in ICO mania of 2017 - ancient history by crypto standards. ETH bulls - do you still believe in the flippening?
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John
@silentjohn
I feel that Ethereum has Second City Syndrome. I have never payed attention to Bitcoin except when Ethereans cry about the ratio. I don't really have a belief one way or another about the flippening. It might happen, it might not. That doesn't change my investment thesis about ETH.
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Aaron Blaisdell / ittybit 533
@aaronblaisdell
Does it really matter? Both chains/currencies have value. They offer quite different services. Apples to oranges in my opinion.
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Mike | Abundance
@abundance
BTC ETFs are a big deal. My closest way to invest in crypto in my retirement account is through BTC ETFs (and so do tens of millions of others..).. I believe in the value of the tech
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Noah Bragg 🐟
@nbragg
Maybe in another 8 years.
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J Milles 🎩
@jmilles
Honestly I don’t really care, all tides rising is fine by me. ETH whether it flippins BTC or not, needs to upend the traditional financial system. That’s what I care about.
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Thomas
@aviationdoctor.eth
In my view it was always a pointless meme. Flipping BTC has no bearing on ETH’s own trajectory. Even the ratio (as a measure of whether ETH remains in lockstep with BTC) is a distraction given the very different paths and utility that both blockchains have adopted over the years.
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helladj🇺🇸
@helladj.eth
I still think about the time David floated the idea of not doing the ratio anymore
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0xlapi 🎩
@0xlapi
I am not obsessed with that and don't think about "the flippening" often. I am neither BTC not ETH maxi, I hold both because both are important to me (and I believe both are important in any long term portfolio).
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