Topic: ETH vs BTC future growth potential - page 7. (Read 1636 times)

I think the long-term growth potential of this cryptocurrency is significant, given its increasing adoption and use cases. However, it is important to remember that any investment in cryptocurrencies comes with risks and volatility and even if BTC may experience significant growth in 2024, there are many factors that could affect the future price of BTC, including regulatory changes, shifts in market sentiment, and emergence of new technologies.

The halving event in 2024 is not a definitive indicator of price increases, as it is ultimately subject to market forces. As always, investors in cryptocurrencies should approach their investments with a long-term perspective and a willingness to deal with potential fluctuations in the market.

Ethereum pegs with bitcoin. Bitcoin dead and everything dead. The only key for the crypto to growth was on the bitcoin. It doesn't make sense OP compared ethereum and bitcoin. Ethereum could not even stand alone without bitcoin. Bitcoin is still leading the crypto market caused it has become the biggest crypto asset that can also be in the same level as gold.

An excellent strategy for creating a portfolio based on native coins. But here, for example, is the experience with the native Luna coin not embarrassing? I would take a closer look at the scutes too. Although not quite the right strategy, it can give a short-term profit.

As long as this erc20 token stuff continues, I think it is going to be fine. All of the p2e games, all of the tokens, all of the defis, all of the nft's everything was tied to ETH and that made it so much more valuable and people really liked that. If that continues to happen then I would guess that it would probably be alright, people will probably invest into ETH.

There is direct investment and there is indirect investment, and both are in ETH so that is definitely a good thing. The direct one is just buying ETH and holding it, which people do, thanks to staking there are even more people that does it. The indirect is investing into a token that is on the eth chain, which means you needed ETH to do that and there was an indirect investment to ETH because of that since you bought some.

honestly we still don't really know whether we could ever reach all time high, I mean from the very first time we always have no clue but considering the fact that the growth of bitcoin around these year has been quite linear I could somehow agree with you but i don't think it will be that much increase, maybe it will reach near all time high like before.

In my investment portfolio I have all native coins of all known blockchains, ETH, BNB, Matic, Atom, ARB, etc. These projects have very strong fundamentals and they are constantly in demand, so it turns out to be a low-risk investment, more reliable, because the demand for these blockchains is very high and the coins themselves have quite a wide spread. Although I understand that these coins will not give big profits anymore, but it can be considered as diversification, because such projects are unlikely to lose all their value.

That is what I use it for. I know plenty of people USE ethereum for real, but I just invest and hold it, tried to stake for a while but it was too little return so I gave up, didn't worth the risk of putting it at a stakepool, so I just put it on my wallet and that's it, holding it for long term. I do not have too much anymore of course due to life situations, but I got some back recently and hoping to keep it as it is, not going to touch it.

I did get fooled once about a bounty and tried to withdraw, but the cost of withdrawing was about 40 bucks whereas amount was 4 bucks, so I decided not to. That was the last time I ever considered doing something with ETH, after that there was nothing to do and I just kept on going without trouble.

Even though it is difficult to accurately predict the future growth of ETH and BTC, at least in the future ETH and BTC will experience a drastic increase. It is even possible that later BTC will increase 4x in 2024. Moreover, it is very likely that in 2024 there will be a halving which indicates that the price of bitcoin will soar high to set a new ATH record again.

Ethereum has a strong fundamental and is part of a huge ecosystem, the demand for this blockchain is very high, so there will always be demand for ETH itself. Where there is demand, there is liquidity. ETH can also be used as a means to preserve the value of your money over an extended time horizon. For micro deposits, this asset is poorly suited because its growth is very limited and it is unlikely that the price from the very bottom of a bear cycle to the very high of the next bull run will yield more than x10 profit.

You may be skeptical because things have not happened, so it is difficult to say anything in advance. But if you compare them with the bull season of 2021. As far as I remember, ETH's low in 2018 was $90, and its ATH was close to $5k. While bitcoin ATL in 2018 is $4k and ATH in 2021 is $69k. That's a huge difference, but not as small as your comparison. If bitcoin can hit $150k, then I don't think ETH will only hit $10k in the next bull season.

Why not bitcoin? Both are king in this crypto market so i can't avoid one. As new investors increase, the value of btc will increase and when the use of btc in each country increases, the value of btc will continue to increase.

There's no much estimation on Ethereum price which is known to be altcoin what we know about the market is that bitcoin is the mover of altcoin. I could barely remembered the year 2017 when price of bitcoin weren't stable or even move this high, ethereum or any other altcoin didn't create higher price than were it should be, as a matter of fact whatever affect bitcoin also makes all altcoin to bleed seriously. For terms of invest choosing bitcoin is more trusted and reliable than venturing into altcoin despite ETH is a trusted coin.

I have big doubts about it, that ETH will bring more profit. So, let's remember the lowest price values of ETH and BTC last year. Bitcoin was trading at $15,500 and ETH was trading at $1,100, in the next bull cycle ETH has a chance to rise to $8,000-10,000 and bitcoin to $100,000-150,000. The difference isn't really that big, but bitcoin has more confidence than ETH.

Perhaps, we don't need to predict it perfectly as it was unpredictable in the first place. But as we check on its history, it keeps on growing. Dumps are somewhat to happen and market crises come but despite these things, Bitcoin and ETH still gain trust and growing investors which makes it a way to recover even if it was slow. This is the reason why the community never gives up and is still optimistic about the future of these two coins as we believe that they will grow more and the adoption continues.

It is very difficult to accurately predict the future growth of ETH and BTC. However, although difficult, we can at least assume that the future growth of ETH and BTC will be even better. This is based on the history and adoption rate of ETH and BTC and also both Ethereum and Bitcoin have very strong fundamentals which are difficult for any coin to shake.

If we talk about investment and profit. I will confidently say that investing in ETH will yield better returns than BTC in the next bull season. That is not to say that BTC has no potential or is weaker than ETH, simply because bitcoin is getting bigger and more stable, its returns cannot compare to ETH.

BTC is safer than ETH, ETH still has certain risks because it is more centralized, but in terms of return will definitely be better than BTC. We are at the bitcoin forum, and most people here love bitcoin more than altcoins, so we will hear very little about ETH's profit potential. But to be fair, ETH will outperform BTC.

Regarding the predictions for BTC's price, it's important to keep in mind that these are just estimates and not necessarily guaranteed to come true. However, I do think that there is some truth to the idea that BTC's price could see some significant growth in the future, especially if the traditional monetary system experiences a major downturn.

As for Ethereum, it's difficult to say exactly how high its price could go. While it doesn't necessarily rely on the loss of confidence in traditional currencies like BTC does, it still has the potential for growth as more and more people begin to see the value in decentralized technologies.

I would suggest keeping an eye on developments in the Ethereum community and the wider blockchain space to get a better sense of where its price might be headed.

In terms of the difference in growth potential between BTC and ETH, I think it's true that BTC has seen more explosive growth in the past, while ETH's growth has been more gradual.

However, this doesn't necessarily mean that one is a better investment than the other - it really depends on your individual investment goals and risk tolerance. If you're unsure of where to invest beyond BTC and ETH, you might consider looking into altcoin.

From my perspective, it's true that BTC's price is often discussed with more explosive growth potential compared to ETH. I think this is because BTC is seen as a store of value, like digital gold, and its price is more influenced by the confidence in traditional currencies.

For ETH, I believe its growth is less about monetary system collapse and more about its technology and the increasing adoption of decentralized applications (dApps) and smart contracts. So, it's more of a gradual and linear growth, as you said.

Now, about the possibility of ETH being stopped or confiscated, I think it's important to keep in mind that Ethereum, like Bitcoin, is decentralized. While it's not impossible for governments or other entities to attack exchanges, I'd say it's unlikely for the entire Ethereum network to be stopped or confiscated.

When it comes to investing, it's really subjective and depends on your risk tolerance and investment horizon. For me, I'd diversify between BTC and ETH, because they have different growth potentials and use cases.

It's important to understand that predicting the future price of cryptocurrencies is always a speculative exercise and there are no guarantees on investment returns. That being said, there are several factors that can influence the growth potential of Ethereum.

Firstly, Ethereum's use cases extend beyond that of Bitcoin. While Bitcoin is primarily viewed as a store of value and a potential hedge against traditional fiat currencies, Ethereum is seen as a platform for decentralized applications (dApps) and smart contracts. As more developers build on top of the Ethereum platform, demand for the underlying ETH token could increase, potentially driving up its price.

Secondly, the upcoming Ethereum 2.0 upgrade is expected to significantly improve the scalability, security and efficiency of the network, which could increase adoption and demand for ETH.

It's worth noting that Ethereum's growth potential is also subject to market conditions, regulatory changes and potential security risks. While it's unlikely that ETH could be confiscated or devalued in a similar way to traditional fiat currencies, there have been instances of exchanges being hacked in the past which resulted in significant losses for investors.

As for diversification, it's generally a good idea to spread your investments across multiple assets in order to reduce risk. However, the specific allocation that works best for you will depend on your personal investment goals and risk tolerance. It's important to do your own research and seek professional advice before making any investment decisions

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