The recent release of Ethereum's roadmap by Vitalik Buterin has sparked controversy. Critics argue that the roadmap lacks focus on L1 scaling and instead emphasizes L2 solutions, leading to concerns about Ethereum's ability to scale and compete with other blockchain platforms. Additionally, concerns about Ethereum's underperformance, stagnant price, and the loss of market interest have been raised, with some suggesting that the token is losing appeal to other more 'sexy' and popular tokens such as Solana. The removal of the commitment to 'increase L1 gas limits' from the roadmap has further fueled doubts about Ethereum's scaling capabilities and disappointed early adopters who supported the platform based on this promise.
ETH's latest roadmap has removed this line entirely; "increase L1 gas limits" That even such a minor commitment was redacted sends a clear signal to the market That ETH is not scaling at all, a punch to the gut for early adopters Who supported ETH based on this false promise
ct: $ETH is basically dead now. Everyone is interested in sexier tokens. Nobody buys its narrative. Its price is totally stagnant. $ETH 1yr chart: https://t.co/xYARlGwETP
Max pain for ETH? Going sideways and underperforming while Their precious JPEGs being flipped by big daddy bitcoin being seen as the ultimate luxury chain And their payments, memecoins, gaming being overtaken by silly solana as the ultimate retail paradise and playground
1/8) The roadmap released by @VitalikButerin today proves that ETH will never scale There is, in fact, zero L1 scaling on the roadmap Everything is focused on L2s instead of empowering people to use the blockchain directly That is not cypherpunk at all https://t.co/6WFqNd0sQf
Ethereum price performance has been so bad the dev is posting roadmaps https://t.co/e8UWEBennR