Let’s talk about Bitcoin and Ethereum.
Bitcoin has a maximum supply of about 21 million coins; Ethereum has no fixed supply cap, and its supply changes with staking rewards and base fee burns.
To be honest, I hadn’t noticed this before: when comparing Bitcoin and Ethereum, looking at their roles and uses is more meaningful than just looking at price movements—and makes it easier not to get swept up in emotions.
$BTC and $ETH are the native coins of Bitcoin and Ethereum, respectively, and they serve different purposes.
Keep your position size within your means, and leave yourself plenty of room to maneuver.
Bitcoin has a maximum supply of about 21 million coins; Ethereum has no fixed supply cap, and its supply changes with staking rewards and base fee burns.
To be honest, I hadn’t noticed this before: when comparing Bitcoin and Ethereum, looking at their roles and uses is more meaningful than just looking at price movements—and makes it easier not to get swept up in emotions.
$BTC and $ETH are the native coins of Bitcoin and Ethereum, respectively, and they serve different purposes.
Keep your position size within your means, and leave yourself plenty of room to maneuver.
