Ethereum vs TON blockchain

[Aanuoluwatofunmi]

Despite the popularity of some of the new blockchain networks like the Ton and others, Ethereum usage from among others still remains the most relevant one from them, we have to justify on this by what we have seen from the way of what we are having in terms of the numbers of users who are joining in the adoption of Ton network over the Ethereum network and others, all because new projects are using TON because of it affordability.

[NicNacCoin]

We have seen a lot of projects built on top of TON blockchain and we have also seen a lot of projects built as a layer on Ethereum

Projects like Notcoin and Dogs have flourished largely and increased their popularity and on the other hand projects built on top of Ethereum like layerZero and Scroll do provide more utility and boast fast transaction speeds and low gas fees

Which of this two do you think have more potential and more utility?

Ethereum is the second largest cryptocurrency among cryptocurrencies. Next to Bitcoin we see the position of Ethereum. Here I don't want to compare Ethereum with TON network blockchain. Telegram Wallet Token is the new arrival on Ton Network Blockchain. But Ton Network tokens have good trends going forward. Even though the current price stands at $5.83, I think it is still worth investing. Gradually the price may increase with the maximum increase in popularity. So if you buy for a short time or invest for a long time, you can definitely get good success from here. But I think it could go above $50 at some point.

[Parzival204]

It's true that TON is currently being discussed hotly. But there are things that need to be thought about. Where ethereum has been running for quite a long time and has prestige in the hearts of its investors and many have succeeded in investing in ethereum. Meanwhile, TON is a new coin which has been viral from the start and has enough to attract the attention of investors with its success, it can become a worry for ethereum. But altcoins are still altcoins. There will be a phase where the price will fall and the time of fame will end. However, we hope that other altcoins can also develop like TON in terms of winning the hearts of investors.

[erus]

My friend also said that he once sent a token on the Ethereum network at a cost of more than 66 dollars, that's very expensive in my opinion. Is it true that sending a token can cost up to 60 dollars?

Yes it's true, and it's not 'up to' 60 dollars, it can go even much higher that, depends on congestion.

Oh My God, transaction fee is more than 60 dollars, is that serious? As far as you know, what is the highest Ethereum transaction fee?
And for TON, what is the highest TON transaction fee you have ever done?

https://ethereum.org/en/smart-contracts/

Reading information about smart contracts seems to take a very long time because when I first read the information I didn't understand what the basic function of smart contracts was. This is what distinguishes Ethereum from TON because TON doesn't have a smart contracts system yet, is that true?

[Bobcrypto]

Etheruem and Ton networks are both great platforms but may not be comparable at this time. Ton is just a new trending network that is currently hosting new projects, especially meme coins.
Etheruem is an old network platform that has gained popularity with numerous projects being hosted on its network. It also has a huge marketcap, and the second most traded token after Bitcoin.
The Ton network is still building, it has been able to host good meme projects with links to telegram mini app mining options like the Tap to earn/play to earn rewards options.
In a nutshell, etheruem platform is bigger and may continue to lead the altcoins market movements for a long time in future.

[Hamza2424]

Etheruem and Ton networks are both great platforms but may not be comparable at this time. Ton is just a new trending network that is currently hosting new projects, especially meme coins.
Etheruem is an old network platform that has gained popularity with numerous projects being hosted on its network. It also has a huge marketcap, and the second most traded token after Bitcoin.
The Ton network is still building, it has been able to host good meme projects with links to telegram mini app mining options like the Tap to earn/play to earn rewards options.
In a nutshell, etheruem platform is bigger and may continue to lead the altcoins market movements for a long time in future.

ETH is for sure much better in terms of reliability, SOL is much better you can see in every airdrop distribution time even though these projects offer the on-chain transfers the TON system is unable to handle the on-chain, activity. TON is still an underdog but honestly according to their performance, they need to make some major changes and upgrades.

[salad daging]

The Ethereum network continues to have utility and projects built on Ethereum are more enduring and have many uses.

I'm sure many projects built on TON blockcain are just following the current trend and maybe this will not last long (I will assume this is a few months) the rest will be abandoned.

This is just my own estimation: while the strong blockchain remains Ethereum because there are more strong projects under it.

[vegasus]

Which of this two do you think have more potential and more utility?

For now, it seems that TON is still more potential, in my opinion. Because we see right now, the crypto hype is also on the TON network, besides Solana. And its utility is not only related to fee transactions but also some uses of mini games on Telegram are increasingly varied and developing.

However, if for the whole and sustainability, actually maybe ERC20 is safer and its use has also existed since long ago, although it is hampered by several problems and competes with various new networks. It's just that Ethereum's position is still good. Yes, it depends on how the two of them compete in the future to try various product developments. Because it's not just Ethereum and TON but also BSC, Solana, and maybe later there will be some new competitors.

[libert19]

My friend also said that he once sent a token on the Ethereum network at a cost of more than 66 dollars, that's very expensive in my opinion. Is it true that sending a token can cost up to 60 dollars?

Yes it's true, and it's not 'up to' 60 dollars, it can go even much higher that, depends on congestion.

Oh My God, transaction fee is more than 60 dollars, is that serious? As far as you know, what is the highest Ethereum transaction fee?
And for TON, what is the highest TON transaction fee you have ever done?

I have paid ~$150 for DEX swap transaction back in 2021, and this is nothing too, gas fees can go insanely high, you just don't do transactions at peak times and let it come down. I haven't used TON yet.

https://ethereum.org/en/smart-contracts/

Reading information about smart contracts seems to take a very long time because when I first read the information I didn't understand what the basic function of smart contracts was. This is what distinguishes Ethereum from TON because TON doesn't have a smart contracts system yet, is that true?

I meant Ethereum was first to bring smart contracts. TON also supports smart contracts.

[luckyledger]

The Ethereum network continues to have utility and projects built on Ethereum are more enduring and have many uses.

I'm sure many projects built on TON blockcain are just following the current trend and maybe this will not last long (I will assume this is a few months) the rest will be abandoned.

This is just my own estimation: while the strong blockchain remains Ethereum because there are more strong projects under it.

It boils down to whether TON chain will make better, stronger, and more resilient to-time projects with real utility after the mini-apps craze ends.
If the answer is yes - TON chain is going to do well, if not - it will slowly go into the storybook of time.

[erus]

My friend also said that he once sent a token on the Ethereum network at a cost of more than 66 dollars, that's very expensive in my opinion. Is it true that sending a token can cost up to 60 dollars?

Yes it's true, and it's not 'up to' 60 dollars, it can go even much higher that, depends on congestion.

Oh My God, transaction fee is more than 60 dollars, is that serious? As far as you know, what is the highest Ethereum transaction fee?
And for TON, what is the highest TON transaction fee you have ever done?

I have paid ~$150 for DEX swap transaction back in 2021, and this is nothing too, gas fees can go insanely high, you just don't do transactions at peak times and let it come down. I haven't used TON yet.

Instantly bankrupt if crypto trading is like this because for one swap the transaction fee is around 150 dollars, a very high value. Oh My God. It seems like you also did this Ethereum swap worth more than 10,000 dollars because you are also very brave to swap Ethereum at a cost of around 150 dollars.
If you have made transactions using the TON network, you might want to share your experiences in the replies to this thread.

https://ethereum.org/en/smart-contracts/

Reading information about smart contracts seems to take a very long time because when I first read the information I didn't understand what the basic function of smart contracts was. This is what distinguishes Ethereum from TON because TON doesn't have a smart contracts system yet, is that true?

I meant Ethereum was first to bring smart contracts. TON also supports smart contracts.

TON also now supports Smartcontracts? Do you have any proper proof that TON has smartcontracts? And what tokens do TON have on its network?

[libert19]

My friend also said that he once sent a token on the Ethereum network at a cost of more than 66 dollars, that's very expensive in my opinion. Is it true that sending a token can cost up to 60 dollars?

Yes it's true, and it's not 'up to' 60 dollars, it can go even much higher that, depends on congestion.

Oh My God, transaction fee is more than 60 dollars, is that serious? As far as you know, what is the highest Ethereum transaction fee?
And for TON, what is the highest TON transaction fee you have ever done?

I have paid ~$150 for DEX swap transaction back in 2021, and this is nothing too, gas fees can go insanely high, you just don't do transactions at peak times and let it come down. I haven't used TON yet.

Instantly bankrupt if crypto trading is like this because for one swap the transaction fee is around 150 dollars, a very high value. Oh My God. It seems like you also did this Ethereum swap worth more than 10,000 dollars because you are also very brave to swap Ethereum at a cost of around 150 dollars.

It's bull market things, it's like money falling from sky, so you care little about fees because the gain is much. Had I not make this trade, coin would have fallen and I would have lost the gains which were significantly more than the fees paid.

https://ethereum.org/en/smart-contracts/

Reading information about smart contracts seems to take a very long time because when I first read the information I didn't understand what the basic function of smart contracts was. This is what distinguishes Ethereum from TON because TON doesn't have a smart contracts system yet, is that true?

I meant Ethereum was first to bring smart contracts. TON also supports smart contracts.

TON also now supports Smartcontracts? Do you have any proper proof that TON has smartcontracts? And what tokens do TON have on its network?

TON always supported smart contracts since it's inception.

Look at StonFI — A ton dex's SC here.

DOGS, HMSTR, CATIZEN are recent examples of tokens launched on TON.

[erus]

My friend also said that he once sent a token on the Ethereum network at a cost of more than 66 dollars, that's very expensive in my opinion. Is it true that sending a token can cost up to 60 dollars?

Yes it's true, and it's not 'up to' 60 dollars, it can go even much higher that, depends on congestion.

Oh My God, transaction fee is more than 60 dollars, is that serious? As far as you know, what is the highest Ethereum transaction fee?
And for TON, what is the highest TON transaction fee you have ever done?

I have paid ~$150 for DEX swap transaction back in 2021, and this is nothing too, gas fees can go insanely high, you just don't do transactions at peak times and let it come down. I haven't used TON yet.

Instantly bankrupt if crypto trading is like this because for one swap the transaction fee is around 150 dollars, a very high value. Oh My God. It seems like you also did this Ethereum swap worth more than 10,000 dollars because you are also very brave to swap Ethereum at a cost of around 150 dollars.

It's bull market things, it's like money falling from sky, so you care little about fees because the gain is much. Had I not make this trade, coin would have fallen and I would have lost the gains which were significantly more than the fees paid.

I am sure if I were in that position I would definitely choose to pay a fee of around $150 to get a profit of $1,000, a difficult choice but profitable for us. But hopefully I will never experience that incident because it seems like drinking a glass of water in the desert.

https://ethereum.org/en/smart-contracts/

Reading information about smart contracts seems to take a very long time because when I first read the information I didn't understand what the basic function of smart contracts was. This is what distinguishes Ethereum from TON because TON doesn't have a smart contracts system yet, is that true?

I meant Ethereum was first to bring smart contracts. TON also supports smart contracts.

TON also now supports Smartcontracts? Do you have any proper proof that TON has smartcontracts? And what tokens do TON have on its network?

TON always supported smart contracts since it's inception.

Look at StonFI — A ton dex's SC here.

DOGS, HMSTR, CATIZEN are recent examples of tokens launched on TON.

This information is very helpful and I just found out that there is a decentralized market for TON coins. I am also sure that one day TON, if it continues to be developed, can continue to be active like Ethereum, but I see HMSTR, CaTIZEN and Dogs are the famous ones, there are no others yet, right?

[libert19]

My friend also said that he once sent a token on the Ethereum network at a cost of more than 66 dollars, that's very expensive in my opinion. Is it true that sending a token can cost up to 60 dollars?

Yes it's true, and it's not 'up to' 60 dollars, it can go even much higher that, depends on congestion.

Oh My God, transaction fee is more than 60 dollars, is that serious? As far as you know, what is the highest Ethereum transaction fee?
And for TON, what is the highest TON transaction fee you have ever done?

I have paid ~$150 for DEX swap transaction back in 2021, and this is nothing too, gas fees can go insanely high, you just don't do transactions at peak times and let it come down. I haven't used TON yet.

Instantly bankrupt if crypto trading is like this because for one swap the transaction fee is around 150 dollars, a very high value. Oh My God. It seems like you also did this Ethereum swap worth more than 10,000 dollars because you are also very brave to swap Ethereum at a cost of around 150 dollars.

It's bull market things, it's like money falling from sky, so you care little about fees because the gain is much. Had I not make this trade, coin would have fallen and I would have lost the gains which were significantly more than the fees paid.

I am sure if I were in that position I would definitely choose to pay a fee of around $150 to get a profit of $1,000, a difficult choice but profitable for us. But hopefully I will never experience that incident because it seems like drinking a glass of water in the desert.

Believe me, you would want to be in that situation. Token that was sold for thousands back in the day is worth couple dollars right now, don't let fees fool you into thinking that trade was expensive.

https://ethereum.org/en/smart-contracts/

Reading information about smart contracts seems to take a very long time because when I first read the information I didn't understand what the basic function of smart contracts was. This is what distinguishes Ethereum from TON because TON doesn't have a smart contracts system yet, is that true?

I meant Ethereum was first to bring smart contracts. TON also supports smart contracts.

TON also now supports Smartcontracts? Do you have any proper proof that TON has smartcontracts? And what tokens do TON have on its network?

TON always supported smart contracts since it's inception.

Look at StonFI — A ton dex's SC here.

DOGS, HMSTR, CATIZEN are recent examples of tokens launched on TON.

This information is very helpful and I just found out that there is a decentralized market for TON coins. I am also sure that one day TON, if it continues to be developed, can continue to be active like Ethereum, but I see HMSTR, CaTIZEN and Dogs are the famous ones, there are no others yet, right?

There must be others, mentioned ones were top of my head because I saw binance listing these coins recently.

[LogitechMouse]

We have seen a lot of projects built on top of TON blockchain and we have also seen a lot of projects built as a layer on Ethereum

Projects like Notcoin and Dogs have flourished largely and increased their popularity and on the other hand projects built on top of Ethereum like layerZero and Scroll do provide more utility and boast fast transaction speeds and low gas fees

Which of this two do you think have more potential and more utility?

Also take note that TON blockchain got his hype because of a meme coin called NOT, and although we've seen new projects of a different category being made on the blockckahin, I don't think that it's enough to surpass Ethereum.

Yes in terms of transaction speed and gas fees, TON might have the advantage, but Ethereum's gas fees has been down for quite some time already compared to it's usual huge transaction fees months ago. TBH, I don't think that comparing these 2 projects is relevant knowing that Ethereum has been at the top for a very long time while TON just got popular months ago and it's because of an airdrop coming from a meme coin.