Keep these points about Bitcoin and Ethereum in mind:
1) Bitcoin has a maximum supply of about 21 million coins; Ethereum has no hard cap on its total supply, and its supply changes with new issuance and base-fee burns.
2) Bitcoin produces a block about every 10 minutes, while Ethereum produces a block every 12-second slot.
3) When comparing the two, looking at their designs and use cases is more meaningful than focusing only on price movements, and makes it easier not to be swayed by market sentiment.
$BTC and $ETH are the native coins of Bitcoin and Ethereum, and they have different design goals. Currently 82715.26.
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1) Bitcoin has a maximum supply of about 21 million coins; Ethereum has no hard cap on its total supply, and its supply changes with new issuance and base-fee burns.
2) Bitcoin produces a block about every 10 minutes, while Ethereum produces a block every 12-second slot.
3) When comparing the two, looking at their designs and use cases is more meaningful than focusing only on price movements, and makes it easier not to be swayed by market sentiment.
$BTC and $ETH are the native coins of Bitcoin and Ethereum, and they have different design goals. Currently 82715.26.
#BTC