The debate between the two largest assets in the digital market remains one of the most discussed topics among both investors and developers. While one stands out as the first and most stable network for value transfers and storage, the other has established itself as the main platform for smart contract development and decentralized applications. The differences in scalability, transaction times, and fees generate key discussion points. Furthermore, the evolution of each ecosystem—with technological updates, institutional alliances, and new use cases—sets the pace of competition between both projects. Although volatility and speculation are always present, analyzing the trajectory and the technology behind each one helps to understand why the debate remains so relevant today.
