If we look at the price and at the value, bitcoin certainly doesn't have any competition from any other cryptocurrency.
If we look at popularity bitcoin again has no competition.
The number of people who have been bitcoin's supporters is increasing daily so in my opinion bitcoin certainly has no competition. Whenever we talk about cryptocurrency the only thought which comes to our minds is that of bitcoin and no other coin. Even the people who are not into cryptocurrency as much as we are have heard about bitcoin but not about other coins so bitcoin has no potential competitor.
That's entirely false since any one that knows about altcoins will think of them as well when cryptocurrency in general was the topic and not bitcoin specifically. Bitcoin certainly has tons of potential competitor. However, none of them has gained as much attention as bitcoin has so nothing has come near bitcoin's level.
I believe this, Bitcoin has no competitors. It seems to be the longest exist electronic currency. Bitcoin is developing very strongly. Its value is constantly rising. As the demand of Bitcoin users has increased dramatically, miners and merchants are also increasing. In the electronic currency rankings, Bitcoin always stands first. Its value is also much higher than that of other electronic coins. Bitcoin has been around for a long time, and with the value of the present, I think it is hard to find a currency that can beat Bitcoin. Bitcoin is number one
The value is constantly rising but the price isn't. Somebody else might comment on your post saying that it's not constantly rising because of the price fluctuations but
value is not the same thing as price. Although the price indicates how much people are willing to pay for a coin
The price is a measure of value
Since otherwise how are you going to assess the value of something? Something can be undervalued (i.e. people not valuing it high as it deserves) but can it be underpriced? I anticipate that you are going to start claiming that the price can be below (or above) the true value of something, but this is only possible when there is no market for it, i.e. no mechanism in place through which it could be possible to determine a proper price to that thing. Obviously, this is not the case with Bitcoin, and Bitcoin price can be used synonymously and interchangeably with Bitcoin value