'Make me feel an emotional desire to quit smoking:' Bugerin de Ethereum frustrated by the community approach in the 'Casino de Degen'

VITALIK BUTERIN DE ethereum is tired of listening that “Degen Casino” is the best adequate market for cryptography, expressing frustration about the limited approach of the industry.

In the midst of the increasing concerns about the direction of ethereum, the co -founder Vitalik Buitterin expressed his frustration with the statements that his model is not the best for the market, especially because he fights to compete with the appeal of the “Casino Degen” that attracts the Retail interest.

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In <a target="_blank" href="https://x.com/VitalikButerin/status/1887594511414796784″ target=”_blank” rel=”nofollow”>A publication xButerin expressed his frustration with the comments of some in the cryptographic community and the risk capitalists, who argue that the “PVP Kol Degen Degen Casino” model, profitable only for a small percentage of users, is the best adjustment of the product market For crypto. He called these points of view “condescending and elitist” and, although he recognized the emotional toll that such comments have, he emphasized that he is still completely committed to ethereum's long -term objectives.

“No, I don't feel good listening to these things. There are even times when they make me feel an emotional desire to quit smoking. ”

VITALIK BUTERIN

The ethereum Foundation has been receiving some heat lately for selling large pieces of ethereum (eth) with little explanation. A sale that caught the attention involved exchange 100 eth for Stablecoins, just after an outstanding figure in the ethereum ecosystem tried to defend sales, calling them a solid example of how the base really uses eth.

Despite the violent reaction, Bugerin remained in the ethereum approach, going back against calls for leadership change in the foundation. He also addressed the accusations of centralization, stating that “the computer of the future of the world is decentralized.”