The cryptocurrency ether saw its value climb ahead of the highly anticipated software upgrade known as “the merge.” But even though the changeover went smoothly, ether’s price has fallen since then. And that might not be the only challenge for Ethereum, the network behind ether.

    WSJ crypto reporter Paul Vigna joins host Zoe Thomas to discuss.

    https://www.wsj.com/articles/ether-cryptocurrency-falls-after-merge-software-upgrade-11664336483?st=3k9doh3eueiod43&reflink=desktopwebshare_permalink

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    24 Comments

    1. I'm not interested to used crypto currency for trading of commodities because it's not secure and don't have legal standing in my country, Indonesia. I think it's just like gambling

    2. People were interested in Ethereum as regular people could make money mining it on there gaming PCs.
      And certain IT managers could could earn a lot of money 😁😁😁

    3. Because it converted to being a true S-coin- It's no longer decentralized, had a pre-mine and now is now subject to censorship, regulation, control, and capture.

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