yep, bitcoin doesn't have many big uses like ethereum. but the birth of ethereum is from bitcoin. There are many reasons for ethereum to surpass Bitcoin, but the trust in Bitcoin today is still very large. the main problem of bitcoin is there is no specific development for bitcoin, so technology is like old. but ethereum always makes progress. which is more advanced, the greater the violation. the current use of ethereum is much for scam project. so trust in ethereum can't be more than bitcoin. I think that if Ethereum can separate the project scam from the real project, it will foster people's trust.
That's certainly true, mate. After all, Ethereum comes from Bitcoin one way or another. Without the creation of Bitcoin, none of the advancements within the Blockchain industry would've been possible. I believe that most cryptocurrencies' success has been related to the prominence of Bitcoin itself. We all know that Bitcoin is the reserve currency of the crypto market. Despite this, Ethereum works fine as an alternative to the main Bitcoin blockchain providing smart contract functionality worldwide. It may have been used for ICOs mostly, but it has the potential to transform nearly every industry as we know it. As for scam projects using the ETH blockchain for their own benefit, it's highly unavoidable. Even Bitcoin faces the same problem, with "scammy" forks appearing every once in a while with the purpose of filling the developers pockets. But in the end, they turn out to be worthless coins with no real use cases for the mainstream world.
The Ethereum blockchain has managed to survive for quite some time, despite its many flaws. It has followed Bitcoin's footsteps where it continues to improve itself every step of the way. With an active development team, and supportive community, Ethereum could last a lifetime. It may never replace Bitcoin, but it could complement it in every way. I believe that Bitcoin will continue to grow in market cap over time, while Ethereum remains behind it across the crypto market. The gap between both cryptocurrencies' market caps is too big. It's nearly impossible for Ethereum to rise above Bitcoin, because of this factor. After all, Ethereum is an inflationary cryptocurrency whereas Bitcoin is not.
Nonetheless, I hope that someday Ethereum will grow so big that it'll be comparable to the likes of Bitcoin. But everything will depend on how much people will adopt the world's second largest cryptocurrency by market cap within the mainstream world. Just my opinion