1 is questionably valuable and arguably harmful, 2 is increasingly untrue, 3 and 6 aren't inherent benefits of Ethereum, 4 and 5 aren't true, and 7 is speculative and begs the question.
>2 is increasingly untrue
That’s also incorrect, Ethereum has become more decentralized every year
> 3 and 6 aren't inherent benefits of Ethereum and 5 aren't true Yes they are. Ethereum is deflationary and will became three times more inflationary later this year.
> 7 is speculative and begs the question.
No speculation here, check here yourself for just a small overview https://www.defipulse.com/
2/14*3600 = 514MB per hour
514*24 = 12.3GB per day
12.3*30 = 369GB per month
How many nodes will there be if ETH hits $0? What will happen to the services like ENS?
1. https://www.bitrates.com/guides/ethereum/how-many-ethereum-a...
Is the above accurate? Wikipedia says the whole network is 1TB, so that doesn't quite add up for me.
People will continue to run nodes regardless of the price of ETH, just like Bitcoin.
ENS is a smart contract protocol, so I don’t see how it’s related.