How am I the only one who figured this out?

still same block times as 2018

(this week block times have been slower due to difficulty increasing tho, called 'the ice age', which gets pushed back again every new fork)

so ice age is over now for 9 months

a reduction to 2 eth is not important because it still feels way overinflated to everybody. there should have been a reward of 1 eth or lower months ago. there won't be any pump until we see a huge reduction in the runaway inflation

>a reduction to 2 eth is not important because it still feels way overinflated to everybody
People in Jow Forums have been mostly saying the opposite: that ETH will be too unsecure after the incoming hash drop.

DOUBLE DIGIT SHITECOIN

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and they're idiots. a reduction to 1 eth last year would have not made a material difference to the security of the network. moving to proof of stake is significantly more risky than having a sub ether reward.

look forward to seeing screenshots like this in 2020

when 90%+ of the supply is locked up in defi dapps and staking.

non-zero chance eth could have the biggest explosive fomo-bubble yet

I do agree with you on that. ETC has potentially been vulnerable for a long time, but still no one could 51% attack it. It took a long bear market with a big price drop for someone to finally manage it. ETH is still over 30x more secure as of now and can sacrifice a lot of security before ever getting vulnerable.
Let them build PoS as long as they need. It has to be secure with the first try.

can you plz stop with your defi dapps circlejerking?
Putting 2% of the supply into margin longs that you can cash out whenever you want or will be liq'd within one red candle is hardly "locking up coins". Staking will be locking up coins.

Lol you brainlet

if you're so smart explain why that % is increasing, even when eth dipped to $80 in december.

you can't argue with facts, the supply is being placed in defi dapps. sure it's not locked up, but the circulating supply is less.