Ethereum Foundation on Bitcoin, Bitcoin Cash, Ethereum Classic, Stellar and TRON

Friday (12 April), Vitalik Buterin and four other members of the Ethereum Foundation – Hsiao-Wei Wang, Virgil Griffith, Danny Ryan and Justin Drake, will travel to Sydney, Australia for the second day of the Community Ethereum Development (EDCON) conference Conference) 2019 -Have some pretty interesting things to say about Bitcoin (BTC), Bitcoin Cash (BCH), Ethereum (ETH), Ethereum Clbadic (ETC), Stellar (XLM) and TRON (TRX). In this article, we highlight some of their most interesting comments.

Q: How has the Ethereum roadmap changed?

Vitalik:

• "This has changed dramatically.The first version of the Proof of Entry (PoS) that I published and published in January 2014 was technically even insecure."
• "Since then, we have done a lot of research, rethinking, determining that proof of participation is possible."
• "We spent years trying to make Casper FFG work (…) We spent a lot of time trying to run the sharding over the existing Ethereum channel."

Q: Why should people bring their attention back to Ethereum?

Vitalik:

• "There has certainly been a decline in interest in all blockchain projects, especially those who are just following the crypto-currencies for the price, have stopped following them because the price has stopped. To move in a happy direction for a while. "
• "At the present time, there is more to build and build than ever before, and I expect it to be even more so in the next few months. for a developer, the experience becomes more and more interesting very quickly. "

Q: Is there movement to more frequent hard forks with 1.0 chain?

Danny:

• "There is definitely a movement of the 1.0 chain towards smaller, more frequent pitchers, they're just going to get into a rhythm, there are a number of smaller technical challenges that they want to face."
• "For the Beacon and Eth 2.0 chain, the current approach is to act quickly and before we move on to phase two, when all user activities are integrating, evolve fairly quickly and strengthen the core architecture. have a user-level activity … there's a lot of maintenance on the system you need to have and there's just more political maneuvering to get changes. "

Q: What do you think of Justin Sun's recent comment on collaboration with Ethereum developers?

Virgil:

• "So, it's news for us."
• "This man is an incredible marketing agent … he is amazing! … I would like to have him as a marketing director for Ethereum … I would not name him at the head of my company, but CMO? Hell? s yeah! "

Q: Are you concerned that some projects are migrating to EOS, Stellar and TRON?

Virgil:

• "I mean we do not need to eat like anything."
• "In fact, I advised someone, a few months ago, to go [to] Stellar instead of Ethereum. Ethereum is therefore wrong on the side of maximum flexibility. If you only want to send chips … just fungible chips … I mean, we're a bit excessive. Yes, so if you just want to send chips really, really fast, you probably do not need us, and it's not shocking. "

Q: Do you think about IEO?

Vitalik:

"Basically … they look like country offices, but they're more centralized."

Q: What is your relationship with the Ethereum Clbadic team?

Virgil:

• "They have a little more purist sensibility, but they are not incompetent."
• "When they publish software, you may bow down …" Hey, it's pretty handy! I'm really happy that it's compatible with us. Thanks guys! "
• "So, I guess their incompatibility is beautiful and they sometimes do beautiful things."
• "I think that Ethereum Clbadic would probably have a little more trouble growing in. In general, the more you grow up, the more pragmatic you have to be, just because the real world is hitting you more, and probably to say that they have a little more freedom to be ideologues because of their size. "

Q: What do you think about Bitcoin's value proposition in the long run?

Danny:

• "The same value of Bitcoin is very high … even valuable stock, even the crypto king … the golden thing."

Vitalik:

• "What I'm looking at – one of them is Bitcoin Cash, I mean, as far as prices are concerned, it seems to have recovered a lot from its recent slump, but also from a technological standpoint it seems that they beat Bitcoin to incorporate Schnorr's signatures, which was just super surprising surprising.
• "It's as if maybe two years ago, you might have thought it was like jokers, but there seems to be a real technical talent here."