Setting aside the price... If we compare crypto projects to computer operating systems (OS), it might be easier to understand:
- $SOL = Microsoft Windows, especially XP and 95, in terms of instability (crashes and frequent reboots), requiring a complete overhaul to create a new system.
- $XRP = Oracle Solaris or IBM OS/2, as it is a closed system that is controlled and regulated.
- $ADA = Linux, in terms of being open-source and highly stable, making it suitable for server use.
- $ETH = macOS/iOS or Android, due to its relatively controlled structure and a certain level of privacy (Ethereum has a community and structure that somewhat "regulated"), but still flexible enough to give developers freedom.
- $BTC = Unix, with the highest stability and reliability (100% runtime), but not flexible.
Now, it depends on the majority of users in the market (nation states, institutions, investors, developers, and individuals) to choose which one will solve their problems and meet their needs. 🤔
