> What you are repeating is the same PoS nonsense. Get out of here.
That's rude and unhelpful.
> Eth drove off a cliff when it went PoS.
ETH is the only PoS token that's been performing relatively poorly lately, and it's still in the #2 spot by market cap. (And #1, surpassing Bitcoin, by most other network metrics).
> The billionaires were dumping Sol on retail last cycle.
Because they gave themselves a bunch of Sol. Fairly distributed PoS coins are not like this.
> Eth was “premined”.
103 million of the current 120 million ETH (89%), you or I or anyone could have bought at the public token presale or mined since then. No one person owns more than 0.25% of the supply. That's hardly "premined".
Compare that to Bitcoin, where Satoshi mined 5% of the supply while the network was little more than a whitepaper and a repo. That's 20x the largest holder of ETH, and it's a real risk that those keys come alive again some time in the future and cause a panic in the markets.