Odaily Planet Daily News Vitalik Buterin responded to the question "Should Ethereum today be closer to Bitcoin or the world computer?" He said: "I think these two ways of thinking are compatible with each other. If you need to distinguish which blockchains are "truly decentralized", you can use a relatively simple test: If his foundation disappears, can the chain survive? I feel that only Bitcoin and Ethereum can answer clearly: Of course. Most of Ethereum's development is outside the foundation, and the client team has an independent business model. Now many researchers are not in the foundation. Except for devcon, almost all activities are independent. It is difficult to reach this stage. Ethereum was not like this 5 years ago. Giving up these advantages in pursuit of TPS is a big mistake, because there will always be new chains coming out, and suddenly there will be higher TPS than you. But decentralization and resilience are precious, and few blockchains have them. These characteristics are conducive to making a digital currency with long-term value, and also conducive to having a good world computer. But the world computer also needs to solve the expansion problem. "World computer" does not mean a computer that can support every application in the world at the same time, but that the world's applications can operate with each other."