Co-founder of Etherealize, a new marketing platform for institutional Ethereum investors, Danny Ryan sharply criticized the security system of the Bitcoin blockchain. According to him, the current security model of Bitcoin is excessive for most use cases, leading to unjustified energy and resource expenditures. Ryan emphasized that such a level of protection is not needed for low-value transactions, such as in decentralized applications, referring to Ethereum's experience with layer two (L2) solutions.
The criticism sparked a lively debate in the crypto community, as Bitcoin has always been considered the "gold standard" of security due to the Proof-of-Work algorithm. However, Ryan argues that modern blockchains, such as Ethereum, offer more flexible and efficient solutions without compromising security. He also noted that excessive mining centralization in Bitcoin could pose a threat to the decentralization of the network. This statement prompted investors to reevaluate their strategies. Stay tuned for updates on how this will impact the market! Subscribe to #MiningUpdates for the latest news.
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