I've been been asked that one a few times Lena ;) It's actually no more trouble than chatting to a friend whilst driving - and you do that all the time right? That's the way I see the camera. Like casually talking to an old friend. There is no above normal danger to be honest. And remember, the conversation is only one way unlike a mobile phone which is two way. Then things get complicated and concentration slips quickly!
So, when are you going to do another vid on here? :) [Hint hint!]
Thanks for sharing! I recently discovered really interesting story explaining why Ethereum Classic may surpass Ethereum. It would be interesting to find out what would be your opinion on this subject matter. Here it is:
As an early Ethereum supporter, I've come to the difficult conclusion that Ethereum Classic will eventually surpass Ethereum in market capitalisation in and around the Casper transition.
Why?
I've empirically discovered (for myself) that the economics of PoW are fundamentally different than PoS.
Ethereum will excise all it's miners during the Casper transition and this will collapse its internal crypto-economy that drives its current market-cap.
Since Ethereum Classic intends to maintain PoW (even if hybridized), it will not suffer the marketcap excision of (2).
During (2), the miners will likely migrate en masse to Ethereum Classic (rather than forking) resulting in the transitive transfer of the lost ETH value into ETC (via the crypto-economics of mining).
On the basis of (1), (2), (3) and (4) and assuming nothing else environmentally changes, it's clear that this value transfer will occur. I've personally re-positioned my own holdings based on this reasoning (which was a painful decision, since I was one of those blockchain developers who berated ETC during the DAO fiasco).
Is there anything that could change this inevitable outcome?
Unlikely. Suppose that dapps like Augur or Swam City become massive successes. The demand-side liquidity they induce should offset the downside from (1)-(4), except that:
Any dapp success or innovation on Ethereum can (and most likely will) be duplicated on Ethereum Classic, since it's all open sourced.
The only scenario I see that can keep Ethereum beyond Ethereum Classic is the promise of mass scalability from Casper & Sharding. This means a dapp that cannot be computed on the Ethereum Classic network. Though this could happen (assuming casper + sharding were astounding technical successes), this scenario is far ahead into the future and all of the above still needs to occur before then.
On this basis, Ethereum Classic is likely to surpass Ethereum during the Casper transition. What are your thoughts on this?
I think it'll all come down to Classic's POW community. POS communities tend to die on the vine, as there is no mission to share any more ... only greed!!
NXT is first true POS coin with interesting history and features.
I was on NXT for a good while, and ran my wallet POS too! I'll add it to the POS list on the post. Thanks @novina :)
No f'ing C's out & about today?
No. Its been wet all day. The dog walking asshole stayed indoors today thankfully :)
I hope you are concentrating while driving and filming your self :D
I've been been asked that one a few times Lena ;) It's actually no more trouble than chatting to a friend whilst driving - and you do that all the time right? That's the way I see the camera. Like casually talking to an old friend. There is no above normal danger to be honest. And remember, the conversation is only one way unlike a mobile phone which is two way. Then things get complicated and concentration slips quickly!
So, when are you going to do another vid on here? :) [Hint hint!]
ah ok :) soon I think :)
It's good to mix it up to connect with your followers ... I've been missing that accent of yours for a while. Go Lena! I will deffo RS that one :)
Thanks for sharing! I recently discovered really interesting story explaining why Ethereum Classic may surpass Ethereum. It would be interesting to find out what would be your opinion on this subject matter. Here it is:
As an early Ethereum supporter, I've come to the difficult conclusion that Ethereum Classic will eventually surpass Ethereum in market capitalisation in and around the Casper transition.
Why?
I've empirically discovered (for myself) that the economics of PoW are fundamentally different than PoS.
Ethereum will excise all it's miners during the Casper transition and this will collapse its internal crypto-economy that drives its current market-cap.
Since Ethereum Classic intends to maintain PoW (even if hybridized), it will not suffer the marketcap excision of (2).
During (2), the miners will likely migrate en masse to Ethereum Classic (rather than forking) resulting in the transitive transfer of the lost ETH value into ETC (via the crypto-economics of mining).
On the basis of (1), (2), (3) and (4) and assuming nothing else environmentally changes, it's clear that this value transfer will occur. I've personally re-positioned my own holdings based on this reasoning (which was a painful decision, since I was one of those blockchain developers who berated ETC during the DAO fiasco).
Is there anything that could change this inevitable outcome?
Unlikely. Suppose that dapps like Augur or Swam City become massive successes. The demand-side liquidity they induce should offset the downside from (1)-(4), except that:
Any dapp success or innovation on Ethereum can (and most likely will) be duplicated on Ethereum Classic, since it's all open sourced.
The only scenario I see that can keep Ethereum beyond Ethereum Classic is the promise of mass scalability from Casper & Sharding. This means a dapp that cannot be computed on the Ethereum Classic network. Though this could happen (assuming casper + sharding were astounding technical successes), this scenario is far ahead into the future and all of the above still needs to occur before then.
On this basis, Ethereum Classic is likely to surpass Ethereum during the Casper transition. What are your thoughts on this?
I think it'll all come down to Classic's POW community. POS communities tend to die on the vine, as there is no mission to share any more ... only greed!!