The psychology of consumers is the most difficult to guess. You try to capture it with nouns like safety and battery life, and consumers tell you they need it. After all, who wants an unsafe phone or poor battery life?
Many times consumers are willing to give up these seemingly deep-rooted features for other “cool”, “fun”, and “convenient” things.
It’s a bit like when electric cars first came out, range anxiety and battery life seemed to be insurmountable problems, but consumers were also won over by the rich features and driving experience of electric cars.
Is this a bit like ETH? It claims to be the safest and most ‘decentralized’. But here’s the question, besides the early blockchain enthusiasts, who is really so obsessed with ‘decentralization’?
Of course, today the eth/btc exchange rate is 0.04, which is much higher than the lowest point, but it doesn’t mean ETH can just lie down.
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Consumer psychology is the most difficult to guess
The psychology of consumers is the most difficult to guess. You try to capture it with nouns like safety and battery life, and consumers tell you they need it. After all, who wants an unsafe phone or poor battery life?
Many times consumers are willing to give up these seemingly deep-rooted features for other “cool”, “fun”, and “convenient” things.
It’s a bit like when electric cars first came out, range anxiety and battery life seemed to be insurmountable problems, but consumers were also won over by the rich features and driving experience of electric cars.
Is this a bit like ETH? It claims to be the safest and most ‘decentralized’. But here’s the question, besides the early blockchain enthusiasts, who is really so obsessed with ‘decentralization’?
Of course, today the eth/btc exchange rate is 0.04, which is much higher than the lowest point, but it doesn’t mean ETH can just lie down.
In the end, the user is the winner.