Well if Ethereum can be 100x faster by next year, then you're right. But with more use cases and such Ethereum is likely to get more crowded then it was last December, and there need to be more ways to speed it up.
Higher number of transactions per second also means more centralized, so if it is an almost centralized platform, why not use a centralized server to develop application?
Well if Ethereum can be 100x faster by next year, then you're right. But with more use cases and such Ethereum is likely to get more crowded then it was last December, and there need to be more ways to speed it up.
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Higher number of transactions per second also means more centralized, so if it is an almost centralized platform, why not use a centralized server to develop application?
Centralized servers have the ability to be shut down completely. Decentralization is the backbone of nearly every cryptocurrency.