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🤑How is Ethereum Different from Bitcoin?

The supply of a cryptocurrency refers to the total number of coins that have been, and will ever be, created. Bitcoin has a capped supply of 21 million coins. In contrast, Ethereum has no maximum supply limit, meaning that theoretically an unlimited amount of Ether can be created.

Like Bitcoin, Ethereum is a public blockchain network, but there are some significant differences between the two. Bitcoin and Ethereum have different goals and different throughputs. While Bitcoin provides one specific use case for blockchain technology - a peer-to-peer electronic system that enables online payments, Ethereum is focused on executing code for any decentralized application.

Transaction fees on the Ethereum network depend on computational complexity, network congestion, and storage needs, unlike the Bitcoin network, where the main criterion is the transaction size in bytes.