Topic: ETH vs BTC future growth potential - page 3. (Read 1649 times)

So far, there's nothing wrong with the colleagues above wanting to invest in a new project, but in a difficult situation like this, don't just rely on news but also do research first because almost all new projects will always have their own problems, especially with SCAM.No matter how potential a new project is, in my view, it will not be as good as bitcoin and ethereum, especially when it comes to profit.It is certain that bitcoin and ethereum will produce more than the existing coins, although it is not impossible that potential new coins will still be profitable but will not be better.

it seems so far bitcoin is safe from this kind of issue but that doesn't mean there aren't big issues that hit bitcoin. the big issue that often hits bitcoin, for example, is that several countries prohibit bitcoin. a few years ago there was an issue that the Chinese state would ban bitcoin and as we know that the people of the Chinese state are the biggest investors in bitcoin, and this issue also made the price of bitcoin drop dramatically.

Usually during the rise of the market ethereum growth evern more than the price of bitcoin.
The price price of ethereum depends a lot of how many cryptocurrency startups are located on the ethereum blockchain and how it is bisy and in demand.

I may think the same as you. the coins are Vitalik and BTC are two coins that have earned the green predicate in the hearts of their users. Only other coins/tokens are continuously reviewed and monitored when they want to invest. For example XRP, which was hype in the last 2 days, ADA. Matic and others. This means that many people don't want to miss the current moment, where market conditions still provide convenience and good prices to buy in preparation for the upcoming bull season.

New projects like Arbitrum are definitely worth considering and I see it has potential,
that's for sure if you compare it to Bitcoin or Ethereum it's nothing,
the most important thing is to keep doing your research because not all new coins are worth investing in.

You can't compare BTC and ETH, and no one will predict with certainty the growth a particular coin will show in the future. You can diversify your portfolio and increase your chances of profit. In my opinion, ROI in ETH is more than BTC, if the same amount is invested in both coins. Both are good options to hold for the long term. You can also invest in less expensive coins, i.e., XRP, DOGE, MATIC, SOL, etc. for short-term profit earning.

That's because Ethereum isn't new and already made their biggest hike. I would prefer new coins to invest if I add to my portfolio for that quota. When you look at growth potential, new projects such as Arbitrum, Optimism and Aptos come to my mind. Not that they are better than Bitcoin or Ethereum but they have more potential profit wise.

It is the risk averse who are drawn to Bitcoin because of the currency's scarcity and its refusal to bow to inflation. While this may be intimidating to some, Ethereum has cast a broad net by diving headfirst into the exciting and intricate area of DeFi.

You brought out Ethereum's plan to reduce production, and you're right that this makes the prospect of Ethereum's future growth all the more alluring. Whats holding you back from investing more heavily in Ethereum, though? Isnt it fascinating to discover new places? Its reasonable to proceed with caution, yet rational people cant completely shut out the exciting possibilities presented by the cutting edge.

It's not a popularity contest. Both coins have different usages. While Bitcoin is mostly used as a store of value, Ethereum opens the doors of DeFi. There are hundreds of different ecosystems running under Ethreum, and some of them have gotten huge. Bitcoin's promises are different, Ethereum's are different.
As Ethereum went to reduce the supply of coins, the potential for growth is greater now than before. Still, I wouldn't give Ethereum a big place in my portfolio.

The current world financial system being refused by the Easterners and the middle east is a sign that something else with decentralization will replace the world finance system. And that's why BITCOIN and Ethereum as the widest Blockchain comes in. After 2024 Bitcoin halving, we expect Bitcoin and other major cryptocurrencies reach new ATH prices but no one can rightly predict what it will be.

You could compare bitcoin separately and ethereum separately the two cannot be compared simultaneously. There are many differences between Bitcoin and Ethereum. On the one hand, Bitcoin is the most popular and valuable coin among all cryptocurrencies and Ethereum is one of the most promising ALT coins. And the fact that you compare Ethereum to Bitcoin depends on the price of Ethereum to Bitcoin. That is, the price of Ethereum up and down is directly dependent on Bitcoin. And I believe Bitcoin is capable of gaining more popularity in the future, but it is difficult for Ethereum to achieve the same level of popularity as Bitcoin.

Bitcoin is much superior to ETH because it's the first and original crypto so I would put more money on it than ETH. My ratio would like this: 70-30. When we invest, it's indeed we need to refer to the condition of the market first. I don't think it's hard to do. If you are still in doubt then maybe you can ask for a confirmation here in the forum.

It's not wrong to ask questions here. Time will come that we will figure out the pattern and we can now go on our own. Anyway apart from the two huge coins. I think its not also wrong to add some side dish. If we still have an extra funds left, we can gamble it on the cheaper altcoins or tokens, just to kill the boredom.

Well over the years many people have started accepting bitcoin and ethereum, If you look SEC cramp down on some crypto token, they didn't mention bitcoin or even ethereum that powers most of the token they consider to he security, so i think bitcoin and ethereum have great potentials for growth in the future

Binance and Coinbase, as the two largest cryptocurrency exchanges, have faced scrutiny from regulatory authorities. Chances are Binance and Coinbase will be taken down via lawsuit in the near future as you said maybe not that soon and don't forget the Global Nature of Cryptocurrencies and currently the many exchanges that offer avenues to buy BTC requires no technicality at all I think.

While there is speculation about the future prices of BTC and ETH, it's important to remember that predicting exact price movements is challenging and often subject to market volatility and various factors.

BTC's potential growth is often associated with a loss of confidence in traditional currencies, and some predictions suggest significant increases, such as 4x or even 33x in the coming years. However, it's crucial to approach such predictions with caution and consider the inherent uncertainties in the market.

Regarding ETH, its growth dynamics may differ from BTC. While BTC's value explosion is frequently discussed, ETH's price growth tends to be more gradual and linear, potentially resulting in a lower expected return on investment.

It's worth noting that BTC has demonstrated resilience over the years, even against government intervention. However, like any cryptocurrency, there are risks associated with ETH, including potential attacks on exchanges or attempts to devalue or confiscate it.

As for diversification, it's generally a good strategy to spread your investments across different assets. Deciding how much to allocate between BTC and ETH depends on your own research, risk tolerance, and understanding of the market. It's essential to assess the growth potential and safety of each asset based on your own evaluation.

sorry I do not agree if you say the growth of BTC depends on the loss of faith in the regular currency because everyone buys bitcoins for investment purposes not to replace regular currency. I think investing in BTC and ETH is not much different because in fact the price of ETH and most of the altcoins follow the price of BTC. You can prove it by looking at the chart between ETH and BTC movements, you will definitely find price movements that are not much different.

If we're talking about the potential to grow and develop i agree with you. But ETH beat BTC in the future? I don't think it will happen, the simple reason because everything start because of BTC so BTC will always become the respectable and the highest price coin than any others.

There may be a small chance of Ethereum surpassing Bitcoin but in the near future I don't see that happening,
Bitcoin will still be the king of crypto and it will be difficult for other coins to beat it,
for both coins it seems to me just as promising and well worth a long term investment.

the thing is that there are many second layer blockchain alternative that revolves around ethereum so even if the fee was high in the ethereum main blockchain it would greatly gets assistance from these second layer solutions.
moreover the fact that these second layer solution mainly uses ethereum for paying their gas fee also helps ethereum retaining its demand until now, we are currently massively underestimating the ethereum capability of reaching yet another milestone into the future because we are more concerned about the fee, but here's the truth despite the fact that the fee might be sky rocketing, the transaction in ethereum blockchain still highly crowded, the smart contract execution is still massive, you could imagine if ethereum could somehow solve the problem regarding that, how massive ethereum will become in the future.

I completely agree, I myself believe in ethereum, because I think ethereum is more promising than bitcoin, although the price is different between them, but I think that ethereum will surpass bitcoin soon, because a lot is tied to this cryptocurrency, all sales transactions and not only