Study Notes | Bitcoin and Ethereum
① Bitcoin produces a block approximately every 10 minutes, while Ethereum schedules blocks in 12-second slots.
② Bitcoin has a total supply cap of approximately 21 million coins; Ethereum has no fixed total supply cap, and its supply changes with new issuance and base fee burning.
③ To transfer funds on Ethereum, you need a small amount of ETH to pay for Gas; transaction fees for on-chain Bitcoin transfers are paid in BTC.
$BTC 83838（+0.92%）
#BTC
① Bitcoin produces a block approximately every 10 minutes, while Ethereum schedules blocks in 12-second slots.
② Bitcoin has a total supply cap of approximately 21 million coins; Ethereum has no fixed total supply cap, and its supply changes with new issuance and base fee burning.
③ To transfer funds on Ethereum, you need a small amount of ETH to pay for Gas; transaction fees for on-chain Bitcoin transfers are paid in BTC.
$BTC 83838（+0.92%）
#BTC