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[QUOTE="uconntoatl, post: 3833448, member: 6672"]
I use to own some back in the day. I really think it depends on your digital asset philosophy. To me, it is just a faster version of Bitcoin but doesn't provide any real-world value besides being a store of value. It used to be that Bitcoin, and still is to a certain extent, the gateway to the crypto space. For a long while you had to buy Bitcoin first, then exchange it for any other coin you wanted. However, that is becoming less and less the case these days, as companies like Uniswap, Sushiswap, and Kyber Network are solving that issue.

Ethereum is not only an ecosystem that different companies can build upon (chainlink/synthetix/everything), but is also starting to be looked upon as a store of value as well. So imo, it is by far the better long term investment compared to btc/litecoin, I think Bitcoin just has a first-mover advantage and name recognition.

Personally, I think Ethereum and decentralized finance companies like chainlink, synthetix network, Aave, etc... are going to be the big winners.
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