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RE: My Thoughts On Ethereum

in LeoFinancelast year

Yeah. The forks offer potential. In terms of market cap, I am not sure they eclipse the original which is more of a money play by big entities in my view.

Some of the forks can offer utility, especially in the financial arena.

It is interesting how the forks can get lower fees while the main chain is very expensive.

What causes that? Do the devs set a lower price from the start and just have it operating from that premise?

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What causes that?

Well I haven't looked up what "rollups" are but I'm told it's a scaling solution.
Also chains like BSC are more centralized on the node side and have less usage so they're just naturally cheaper.

Thanks. That makes a lot of sense.