Ethereum has made me a lot more patient than I expected.

I got into crypto expecting everything to move fast. Instead, Ethereum taught me that a lot of the interesting stuff takes time. Network upgrades, Layer 2 adoption, developer activity... none of it happens overnight, and that's probably a good thing. I still check the charts more than I should, but these days I find myself paying more attention to what developers are building than to whatever happened in the last 24 hours. My perspective on Ethereum has changed quite a bit because of that. Anyone else feel like you've become more patient since getting deeper into the Ethereum ecosystem?

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u/Ok_Paramedic3269 1 5 days ago

Same here. Used to refresh charts every hour. Now I care more about whether the next upgrade actually improves UX or if a new protocol is gaining real usage. Ethereum has a way of training you to think in years instead of weeks.
u/TheMoonPot_Official OP 1 5 days ago

"Think in years instead of weeks" is probably the most Ethereum thing I've read today.
u/Ok_Paramedic3269 1 5 days ago

Exactly 💯
u/sfb_stufu 1 5 days ago

"in our lifetime" ETH will go up
u/TheMoonPot_Official OP 1 5 days ago

Time will tell, but Ethereum has definitely earned its place in the conversation.
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