The news about the coming of the Ethereum 2.0 is spreading across the industry fast. As the Ethereum 'merge' draws closer, the hype is growing fast as many people wait to see what the Ethereum beacon chain is going to offer. As expected, the new Ethereum chain, which has been in the market since 2021, will be faster and cheaper.
Most important is the lower gas fee, which has been one of the biggest problems for the Ethereum chain. The Ethereum gas fee has been skyrocketing, and this has greatly hampered Ethereum chain performance in the market. This might be fixed by the Ethereum 2.0, which will make Ethereum a more powerful chain.
Ethereum is migrating from PoW to PoS protocol, which will make it faster and also reduce the gas fee. The Ethereum team is also bringing charding chains technology to make the Ethereum chain more scalable. These are the reasons for the fast-growing hype around the Ethereum chain. But Bitgert (BRISE) has been proving how good it is in the market.
In fact, Bitgert has been proving that it can do better than the Ethereum chain. Crypto experts say that the Bitgert BRC20 blockchain might continue being better than Ethereum even after the launch of the Ethereum 2.0 chain. This is because of the superb scaling and the speed the Bitgert chain is offering.
Bitgert blockchain has a 100k TPS throughput, which makes BRC20 the fastest blockchain today. Ethereum will need to beat Bitgert's speed to stand out. Bitgert chain has zero gas fees, which is the reason why the Bitgert BRC20 is the most adopted blockchain today. The Bitgert gas fee is just $0.00000001. This means Bitgert has the lowest gas fee in the industry.
Therefore, Bitgert is already ahead of the Ethereum chain in terms of performance. The Ethereum team will need to make its chain faster and cheaper than Bitgert to stand out. Bitgert is also building its ecosystem faster. The Bitgert DeFi is exploding, with many Bitgert DeFi products and projects joining the chain.
So Bitgert chain might be better than Ethereum even with the launch of the Ethereum chain. However, we still don't know how fast and cheaper the Ethereum 2.0 will be.
