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In a post published on June 9 via his personal blog, Buterin explained that without adequate scaling infrastructure to reduce transaction costs, the Ethereum blockchain will completely “fail.”

TL;DR Ethereum creator (aka 'ETH Daddy'), Vitalik Buterin just outlined three big changes the network is going to have to go through if it wants to succeed. Layer 2 rollups

'Ethereum Fails' Without These 3 Changes, Says Vitalik Buterin

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Vitalik Buterin, a key figure in the creation of Ethereum and the company's current CEO, has said that the network has to make three major adjustments in order to grow its user base. Buterin released

‘Ethereum Fails’ Without These 3 Changes, Says Vitalik Buterin

Without These Three Upgrades, Ethereum Will Surely Fail, Said Vitalik

If Ethereum is to expand

Vitalik Buterin afirma que hay tres transiciones técnicas que son

If Ethereum is to expand how it’s used, it will need to undergo three major transitions or risk undermining its own future, said Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin. In a blog post published on

‘Ethereum Fails’ Without These 3 Things, According to Vitalik Buterin

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Vitalik Buterin Says Ethereum Will Fail Without Three Vital Changes

Vitalik Buterin: Without these 3 important transformations

Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin believes the success of Ethereum will come down to three major technical “transitions” that need to happen almost simultaneouslylayer-2

If Ethereum is to expand

If Ethereum is to expand how it's used, it will need to undergo three major transitions or risk undermining its own future, said Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin. In a blog

El cofundador de Ethereum, Vitalik Buterin, cree que el éxito de Ethereum se reducirá a tres grandes transiciones técnicas que deben producirse casi simultáneamente: el

Vitalik Buterin: Ethereum ‘fails’ without these 3 important

Buterin writes that

Buterin writes that “Ethereum fails because each transaction costs $3.75,” with it only increasing in the event of a bull run. Moreover, he notes, “Every product aiming for the mass