Ethereum is a blockchain platform that lets people not only send digital money, but also run programs and applications on a decentralized network. Think of it as:

Bitcoin is a type of digital money (cryptocurrency) that lets people send value over the internet without needing a bank or government.

Here’s a clear breakdown:

🔹 What makes Bitcoin special?

🔸️Decentralized – No single company, bank, or country controls it. It runs on a global network of computers.

🔸️Digital-only – There are no physical coins; it exists entirely online.

🔸️Limited supply – Only 21 million bitcoins will ever exist, which is why people compare it to digital gold.

🔸️Peer-to-peer – You can send Bitcoin directly to someone else, anywhere in the world.

🔹 How does it work?

🔸️Bitcoin uses a technology called the blockchain, which is a public, shared ledger.

🔸️Every transaction is recorded in blocks and secured with cryptography.

🔸️Computers called miners verify transactions and keep the network secure.

🔹 What can Bitcoin be used for?

💸 Sending money internationally

🛒 Paying for goods and services (where accepted)

📈 Investing or storing value

🏦 An alternative to traditional financial systems

🔹 Who created Bitcoin?

It was introduced in 2009 by an unknown person or group using the name Satoshi Nakamoto.

🔹 Is Bitcoin anonymous?

Not fully. Transactions are pseudonymous addresses aren’t directly tied to names, but transactions are public.
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