Ethereum is Dead Weight – Here’s Why It’s Already a Relic

Let’s be blunt: Ethereum is becoming a dinosaur in a fast-moving crypto world. While the rest of the space is innovating and evolving, ETH is trapped in its own hype and broken promises. Gas fees? Still ridiculous. Layer 2s? Just another band-aid over a fundamentally flawed system. And don’t get me started on staking—it’s more like locking up your money to babysit validators. 💤

Ethereum fanboys will tell you it’s “the future,” but what future? We’ve been hearing about ETH 2.0 for years, and even after “The Merge,” it’s still the same sluggish, expensive network. Meanwhile, newer chains like SOL, SUI, and AVAX are offering faster, cheaper, and more scalable solutions. ETH? Just a playground for whales, insiders, and VC-backed projects dumping tokens on retail.

And here’s the kicker: Ethereum Foundation is cashing out hard. Selling ETH left and right, pushing prices down while retail bagholders cling to their “long-term vision.” It’s all smoke and mirrors. The narrative of ETH being “ultrasound money” is nothing but a marketing gimmick designed to keep the hopium going.

Ask yourself—do you really think staking rewards will cover your gas fees? Do you enjoy paying $50 to move $100? Ethereum isn’t here for you—it’s a VC casino where you’re not invited to the VIP table.

The brutal truth? ETH’s hype is fading, and with better chains already running laps around it, Ethereum is starting to look more like the Nokia of crypto—revolutionary once, but now just playing catch-up. The sooner you stop believing in its overblown promises, the better. 🚪