Bitcoin vs Ethereum: ¿Puede ETH superar a BTC en este Bull Market?
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Alfa BitcoinIndependent analyst profile- Source published
- 09 Sept 2026, 17:00 UTC
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- 09 Sept 2026, 19:11 UTC

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The analysis compares Bitcoin and Ethereum, highlighting Bitcoin's more predictable and rigid supply schedule due to its halving mechanism every four years, capping its total supply at 21 million. This makes Bitcoin's inflation rate predictable and decreasing over time. In contrast, Ethereum's supply dynamics are more variable. Post-merge, Ethereum has adopted a deflationary or disinflationary model where the rate of new ETH issuance is influenced by network activity, specifically the amount of ETH burned through transaction fees versus the amount issued as staking rewards. This makes Ethereum's future supply less predictable compared to Bitcoin's fixed cap. The video suggests that while Bitcoin's scarcity is a fundamental strength, Ethereum's fluctuating supply mechanism, influenced by network demand and burn rates, presents a different kind of 'sound money' narrative, potentially leading to its appreciation against Bitcoin if demand consistently outstrips supply. However, the unpredictability of Ethereum's supply could be a risk for investors.
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