Time to Abandon Blockchain

The Ethereum Classic issue is part of a long-standing issue and another in a long line of victims of neglect. Ethereum Classic has lower-priority interest than its other platforms. It's my theory that organizations fall victim to low funding once they are of secondary interest to their owners or become a distressed asset. But when you have a big name or brand, you can't afford to skimp on any part of your brand.

With Ethereum Classic successfully attacked, does this mean blockchain’s 15 minutes of fame have expired? Not likely. It’s all part of an inevitable correction – and even reaction – that happens when an emerging (and also over-hyped) technology starts down the rocky path toward mass adoption.
The Gartner Hype Cycle

It’s pretty easy to get onto the “it’s not all that” bandwagon regarding any new technology. For example, check out the reaction folks have had about self-driving cars. Early last year, we saw quite a counter-reaction about them when a self-driving Uber car accidentally killed a pedestrian. Just this week, we saw how the news media bought into a faked self-driving car accident in Las Vegas. It was a PR stunt, but, I think one of the interesting things to learn is that a lot of folks are kind of poised to pop the bubble of any emerging technology.

Part of this is because it’s a natural reaction to what Gartner calls the hype cycle. Gartner uses this cycle to describe how any new technology experiences a sort of adoption/reaction curve.
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