Bitcoin is usually framed as money, while Ethereum is framed as infrastructure.

One is about scarcity and security. The other is about building things on-chain: DeFi, stablecoins, NFTs, tokenization, L2 ecosystems.

But over time, the lines seem to blur.

Bitcoin is experimenting more. Ethereum talks more about sound money and long-term value.

So I’m curious, do you see them as fundamentally different tools? Or do they eventually compete for the same role? Not asking which is better, just how you frame them in your head.

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