I'm not so sure I agree with this. I see people complaining about it left and right and are welcoming alternatives with open arms. The retail guy who is going to spur mass adoption are not going to pay $100 in fees to buy $50 NFTs (and that's under current load). Yes, PoS fixes this, but that's a lot of time for SOL, ADA and others to steer retail demand their way.
I know. Like i say, it will be interesting. But i have a different perspective from a couple angles. The retail whiners we can see are online, like us, a little nerdy and better informed on what's available. But we're not the greater percentage of the retail population buying. That group isn't participating in the online crypto discussion. That vid you posted had retail buyers all wrong. They drop a hundred on dinner and a movie. They toss 100 bills around left and right. They don't hesitate to fill arenas for 3-400 bucks a game. 100 bucks to them is what 20 used to be to us. And they are all in on the ETH nft market. "Look what i got for $80! Well, 180 included the fees, but it's going to be worth $1000 soon anyway." Much more realistic take on retail buyers than. "Omg $100???" No one frets over $100 in the digital revolution.
Then there's eth's overwhelming advantage in the enterprise space. Name recognition goes a long way there. And it is a patient space, cautious. A year flies by. Eth has all this benefiting enterprise:
14K+ live nodes (nothing comes close, and Harmony is 2nd, my current crush)
40M+ unique addresses (again so far ahead, and these addies represent commitment)
10B daily API requests served by Infura (it will take years for a blockchain to compete)
$1.5B+ daily trading volume (it is a popularity contest in many ways)
1,900+ decentralized applications (ada has about 100, sol 400, but theirs are babies, eth's mature mostly)
90% of top 200 blockchain projects are built on Ethereum (very few are migrating, some exploiting interoperability, most patient)
250K+ developers (more than all other blockchain communities combined, ada might have 3000)
500k+ daily transactions (more than all other blockchains combined)
Eth is adding projects faster than any other blockchain. It's losing faster too, but losing less than adding.
Developers love eth, it is their home, where they cut their teeth, where they do their best work. Many despise ada. Ada just put smart contracts on the testnet and ooops, big fail. Again. Lots of lies from Charles and others trying to defend it. Sundae Swap basically said, hey give us a break, this stuff happens, the criticism is exaggerating. Pfff. Several blockchains have rolled out smart contracts seamlessly. The scientific rigor peer review failed because it's fallacy, lies, marketing, not rigor. After 7 years the criticism is warranted. Before I drift to ada bashing, I'll stop. After dumping half my ada it is still my 2nd largest holding. More than my Eth. They're both here to stay and excellent investments.