My habit is to understand how something works before trying it out.
Bitcoin has a total supply cap of about 21 million; Ethereum has no fixed total supply cap, and its supply changes with new issuance and base fee burns.
Many tokens and DeFi applications are deployed on Ethereum and its Layer 2 networks, while applications on the Bitcoin main chain are mainly focused on transfers and storing value.
$BTC and $ETH are the native coins of Bitcoin and Ethereum, and they have different design goals.
What was the first context in which you figured this out?
Just a record of market conditions; make your own decisions about trading.
Bitcoin has a total supply cap of about 21 million; Ethereum has no fixed total supply cap, and its supply changes with new issuance and base fee burns.
Many tokens and DeFi applications are deployed on Ethereum and its Layer 2 networks, while applications on the Bitcoin main chain are mainly focused on transfers and storing value.
$BTC and $ETH are the native coins of Bitcoin and Ethereum, and they have different design goals.
What was the first context in which you figured this out?
Just a record of market conditions; make your own decisions about trading.
