Why Web 3.0 Developers Choose Ethereum

With the birth of Bitcoin in 2009 and the success of this product, a payment method that anyone could use using blockchain technology, young engineers thought they could challenge the centralized existence of the entire economy. However, if each company developed their own product freely, it would take time to reach users.

Then came the white paper on Ethereum, published in 2013. The ideal of a novel and versatile blockchain network that would allow developers to set constant programmable conditions and freely build applications revolutionized the way blockchain technology was thought about, built, and deployed.