If $BTC is digital gold, $ETH is digital land with a power grid.

Ethereum is a blockchain that runs smart contracts — small programs that execute automatically when conditions are met. No office, no clerk, no opening hours.

On top of those contracts people built:
- Decentralised exchanges (trade without a company in the middle)
- Lending markets (borrow and lend automatically)
- Stablecoins, games, digital art, identity tools

Every action on Ethereum needs a small fee called "gas," paid in ETH. That is why ETH has ongoing demand beyond speculation: it is the fuel the network actually burns to run.

Bitcoin stores value. Ethereum runs applications. Different jobs, different risks — comparing them only by price misses the point.

Which Ethereum-based app have you actually used, not just heard about?

Educational only. Not financial advice.$ETH