📎 Crypto Basics | Bitcoin and Ethereum
· What they are: Bitcoin produces a block approximately every 10 minutes, while Ethereum produces a block every 12 seconds.
· Why: Bitcoin favors simple rules and network stability, so upgrades are very conservative. Ethereum places greater emphasis on programmability and ecosystem growth, so its protocol is upgraded more frequently.
· Note: You need to keep some ETH on hand to pay gas fees when transferring on Ethereum; Bitcoin transaction fees are paid in BTC.
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· What they are: Bitcoin produces a block approximately every 10 minutes, while Ethereum produces a block every 12 seconds.
· Why: Bitcoin favors simple rules and network stability, so upgrades are very conservative. Ethereum places greater emphasis on programmability and ecosystem growth, so its protocol is upgraded more frequently.
· Note: You need to keep some ETH on hand to pay gas fees when transferring on Ethereum; Bitcoin transaction fees are paid in BTC.
$BTC 81333.47（-2.56%）
#BTC
For record-keeping and sharing only; not instructions on how to trade.