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14645688 No.14645688 [Reply] [Original]

Name one thing that BTC can do that ETH does not also do and better?

Spoiler: You can't.

>> No.14645700

>>14645688
>be the first cryptocurrency in human history

>> No.14645716

>>14645688
literally nothing
eth will be ~$380 by thursday screeny htis

>> No.14645720

>>14645688
proof of work

>> No.14645741

>>14645720
Wrong.

>> No.14645837

>>14645688
BTC will never be used as a currency or have a single use case.

>> No.14645842

ok this is epic

>> No.14645846

>>14645700
the king stay the king

>> No.14645861

>>14645846
Not an argument.

You are incapable of coming up with a real use case.

>> No.14645873

Scalability

>> No.14645876

>>14645688
- Have 70000000 trillion hashes per second.
- Be the equivalent of cryptocurrency for media and the common person.

>> No.14645891

>>14645873
You are going to sit there and attempt to claim ETH isn't scalable.

Lmao at least have a basic idea of what you are holding.

>> No.14645901

>>14645688
Monetary policy

>> No.14645904

hold value

>> No.14645906

>>14645837
>BTC will never be used as a currency or have a single use case.

Fuck, I've must have done too much of the drugs I've bought with BTC that I've imagined I've bought them with BTC.
The VPN I bought is probably just an hallucination.

>> No.14645909

>>14645688
Go up lmao

>> No.14645914

>>14645891
ETH is a bloated shitcoin.

Deal with it

>> No.14645926

>>14645688

Not inflate in supply... there is no cap on ETH, while there will only ever be 21M bitcoin.

>> No.14645928

>>14645700
so like Netscape? I wonder what will be like Chrome

>> No.14645929

>>14645914
Sorry I hurt your fee fees sweetie.

BTC is King Shitcoin

>> No.14645941

>>14645926
>he doesnt know

>> No.14645945

I'd like to see one example of where ETH has done something practical that BTC couldn't. Not counting scamming people with ICO's that are equally useless.

>> No.14645958

>>14645945
>has an actual technology usecase

hmm

>> No.14645974

>>14645958
A "no" it is.

>> No.14645990
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14645990

Go up in price

>> No.14645992
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14645992

>>14645945
How new are you?


Smart contracts idiot

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14646016

>>14645688

BTC is older, sorry can't change that.

Noob

>> No.14646030

>>14645992
Wow, a word from 2015! I'm HYPED!!!!

Just give a single example where this has been used and usable for other things that's pure bullshit.

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14646037

>>14645700

>> No.14646040

>>14646030
>that isn't*

>> No.14646082

>>14645945
Ignore the brainlet anons here, I get that BTC has smart contact capabilities, but it was never treated as a first class feature, other than payments, therefore suffers from terribly poor adoption compared to ETH

>> No.14646105

>>14646030
Lmao you are a rare one

>Yeah Mom I know BTC is a shitcoin and doesn't have any sort of real world use case but but but

>> No.14646168

>>14645688
Drive developer interest and actual adoption beyond "muh store of value"

>> No.14646191

>>14646105
As I mentioned. I've used BTC in real world cases many many times. In 10% of those cases I could've used ETH; for the exact same thing I used ETH for.

ETH, not a single real life case that BTC can't do. And you can't give me one either apparently, you can just say the false that BTC doesn't have a real life usage (which ONE; isn't true - and TWO; would just make ETH even more useless)

>> No.14646207

>>14646191
>In 10% of those cases I could've used ETH; for the exact same thing I used ETH for.
In 10% of those cases I could've used ETH instead; for the exact same thing I used BTC for.*

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14646230

>>14646207
>>14646191

How long did it take your transaction to go through with BTC lmao.

You can never buy a cup of coffee with BTC.

>> No.14646252

>>14646082
smart contracts aren't treated as first class citizens because they had no utility in 2009 and still don't. the only thing smart contracts are used for is issuing ERC-20 shitcoins and DEXes to trade them. Ethereum was never meant to be money but now ETH is a speculative investment like BTC. dapps don't work, unless you consider cryptokitties a success.

>> No.14646343

>>14646230
1-10 minutes. A few times more.

I don't use BTC to buy coffee. The same way I don't use ETH to buy coffee.
I use BTC to do transactions over the internet.

How many times have you bought coffee with ETH? What? 0 times?! 1 time!? That's awesome, such usage.

>> No.14646375

>>14645688
The only real answer to this is that btc blockchain is longer and has more active nodes, thus making it, theoretically, more secure.

>> No.14646519

>>14646375
Don't forget PR.

BTC has free PR^100 then ETH. ETH has free PR^100 than other altcoins.

BTC is the entry to understand cryptocurrency for 99,99% of the people.

>> No.14646842

Apparently ETH is unable to grow in value