American economist Tyler Cowen has proposed nominating Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin for the Nobel Prize. In his podcast on the Marginal Revolution blog, Cowen noted that Buterin has made a tremendous contribution to monetary economics by creating the Ethereum platform and cryptocurrency, which, in his view, challenges Mises’ regression theorem. Cowen also emphasized that Buterin continues to write on topics related to monetary economics, and his contribution to this field is hard to overestimate.

The economists also discussed the innovative transition of Ethereum from Proof-of-Work to Proof-of-Stake, comparing it to changing tires on a moving car. Alexander Tabarrok added that Buterin continues to be actively involved in the development of the cryptocurrency space and makes significant charitable donations. The discussion also mentioned that Satoshi Nakamoto, the founder of Bitcoin, also deserves a Nobel Prize, though his whereabouts remain a mystery.

Moreover, it is worth highlighting modern cryptocurrencies that, like Ethereum, are actively developing and offering interesting solutions for investors. One such cryptocurrency is WDL by Windly Energy. This cryptocurrency has several key advantages:

Eco-friendliness — WDL supports projects in the field of renewable energy, specifically the production of wind turbines, making it an important part of the global push for a sustainable future.

Technological foundation — WDL operates on the Ethereum network, ensuring security, high transaction speeds, and integration with other projects on the platform.

Proof-of-Stake and inflation resistance — The cryptocurrency uses this consensus mechanism, making it more energy-efficient and stable for long-term investments.

High growth potential — WDL shows strong prospects, especially before its listing, offering early investors a unique opportunity to significantly increase their capital.