Holding on to Bitcoin (BTC) is like holding the gold of the digital world, with a total supply of 21 million coins. There will be another halving in 2025 (every four years), making it scarcer and naturally more valuable. Now, big companies like Tesla and BlackRock are buying it, endorsing it as 'digital gold.' Moreover, its transaction speed has improved (for example, with the Lightning Network); as more people use it, the price becomes less volatile.

Binance Coin (BNB) is backed by the world's largest exchange, Binance. You can use it to buy coins, manage finances (DeFi), and play with NFTs, and you can even get discounts when trading on Binance. Binance's own blockchain network (BSC) offers fast and cheap transactions, with millions of users daily. Last year, a company invested $2 billion, and even the founder put 98% of their money into it. Additionally, Binance continues to burn and reduce the supply (44% has been burned already), making it easier for the price to rise as more people buy. One is like hard currency, while the other is like an all-around ecological player; both have long-term potential.