[@PushkarGorivale](/user/profile/PushkarGorivale) No, I have balanced thoughts for both of them. Both have their strengths. I am cheering for both to do well. Kind of like how I can use Microsoft and Apple products. Just because they are competitors does not mean I need one to fail or one to succeed as both offer value. BTC and ETH have different roles. And I like it that way because while both are crypto, they diversify my crypto portfolio in the same sense that you can own stock in tech, or finance, or green energy and not put your eggs in one basket. ETH and BTC fans need to just unite under their love for crypto and not worry about which is better. Both are good.

excellent explanation but according to eToro analyst Simon Peters,Ethereum could certainly challenge Bitcoin for the number one spot among cryptoassets in terms of market cap, but it will be a few years yet before this could potentially happen. And at this moment in time, Ethereum arguably has more potential for more real-world applications, prompting a wider ecosystem than Bitcoin. If you look at where the market cap of Bitcoin was six years ago it was approximately $5 billion, whereas Ethereum at a similar point in terms of its life cycle (six years since launching) has a market cap of $300billion. We must remember both tokens were created for different reasons. Bitcoin is a decentralised currency and Ethereum is a platform to build decentralised apps that make use of smart contracts. Although often seen as worlds apart, the fortunes of both Bitcoin and Ethereum have often run parallel as they reflect similar patterns of ebb and flow along the horizontal graphs that illuminate the puzzled faces of many traders across the globe.