Do you agree ETH have become seen as less risk asset over BTC?

[libert19]

The older the chain, the more security. In this way, Bitcoin >> ethereum or any other chain, forever.

[South Park]

ETH lost 10% of its BTC value in last 7 days. It means it fell 10% harder than Bitcoin, when comparing performance of both against USD. This has been the case in every bear market or just price downtrend - alts fall harder than Bitcoin. So idk what that guy was smoking and at which charts he has been looking, because the reality is completely opposite of what he is claiming.

It is just misinformation like always, anyone that takes the time to look at the charts from time to time can see that ethereum and the whole altcoin market drops harder than bitcoin, maybe someone could find some exceptions but that is by far the most common scenario, so this is nothing more but an attempt to try lure traders and investors to ethereum by spreading false information or the person quoted by the op simply does not know what he is talking about.

[Gayong88]

From the point that Gronager raised between the two Asset and doing my own comparison, I now highlighted this two key points.

✓BTC halves every four years and gets more scarce and is deflationary .

✓ETH gets burn everyday becomes deflationary Asset.

So from the above points, I my opinion i see that ETH is more likely to be seen as Risk asset over BTC because it has a fixed supply thus it's deflationary and It increases everyday unlike BTC which halves every four years that becomes more scarce asset.

In my personal perspective and experience I have definitely supported both assets, but I can't seem to predict if one will be a better investment , what more it will raise more within this coming year and beyond.

[bounceback]

The two coins are indeed now less risky coins for us to make as long-term or short-term investments compared to thousands of other coins on the market because Bitcoin and Ethereum have so far received high trust from the public so that when there is a decline in price then usually will quickly rise again when the bull market has returned.

[Webetcoins]

Who won't be afraid of the volatility? That makes people migrate on a more stable asset but they forget the fact that btc is also one of the most volatile assets. This is what happening lately where btc value goes up and down non stop. I think the people that hide on btc are now leaving on btc again to look for a much stable asset.  Eth is more stable than in btc but there's still risks that entails with this coin.

It is more centralized and there are issues with its fees, which is why many people are avoiding this coin. On your comparison we can see that both assets are deflationary which is a good thing but there's a long wait for btc if you are expecting for more gains.

[WalkerIVIV]

I think aside from the fact that ETH is burning its coin every day, the growth of market capitalization and its trading volume added with so many quality projects emerging in the platform that quite literally increase the demand for ETH also have big roles.
I do agree with the fact that ETH has become rather less “risky” and is at the same level of BTC and maybe even better investment option for some people based on their preference.
but need to know as well that the market is still pretty much dictated by bitcoin and its market movement.

[Ziskinberg]

I doubt it, with 22 million BTC limited supply is reason why alt season explodes after each BTC halving.

It's a 21million BTC total supply

There is a straight correlation between BTC and Eth that have been network for many altcoins. In the next bull season, there is a possibility to see ETH over $10k price point but BTC will stay as less risky asset due to mentioned factor.

it has been noticed that BTC is highly volatile compared to the others but the potential gains are high that is why even if it corresponds with high risk the majority will still be choosing this over ETH. And as the next halving comes again, we might expect another ATH to both ETH and BTC. I can really feel that people are anticipating this (halving), it is something that had been in their mind of what happened the last halving will be the same for the next.

[TribalBob]

don't agree with what you said I think bitcoin has a low risk where btc is only one and all coins follow it including ETH and altcoins in its network where the price of bitcoin if it falls can be recovered easily not with ETH which follows the BTC value and that takes time long

[Smack That Ace]

Disagree, ethereum is one of the least risky altcoins but it is not comparable to bitcoin. I think this guy is a bit confused here.
Bitcoin is still king and any volatility in bitcoin will always affect all remaining altcoins, so it cannot be said that ETH or any altcoins can be less risky than bitcoin.
Cryptocurrencies are inherently risky so invest with your idle money and it's best to diversify your portfolio like cryptocurrencies, stocks, real estate...

[7788bitcoin]

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it has been noticed that BTC is highly volatile compared to the others but the potential gains are high that is why even if it corresponds with high risk the majority will still be choosing this over ETH. And as the next halving comes again, we might expect another ATH to both ETH and BTC. I can really feel that people are anticipating this (halving), it is something that had been in their mind of what happened the last halving will be the same for the next.

There is a big hurdle for ETH to cross, they are taking a risky route of migrating their consensus protocol and the expectation of scaling. These things should be successful and if there is any mishap while migrating then you would not see ETH rallies when the next bull happens after the halving.
The sole reason the price of ETH rallied is because of the migration and only time will tell what will happen to all the hype it created.

[jaberwock]

So from the above points, I my opinion i see that ETH is more likely to be seen as Risk asset over BTC because it has a fixed supply thus it's deflationary and It increases everyday unlike BTC which halves every four years that becomes more scarce asset.

In my personal perspective and experience I have definitely supported both assets, but I can't seem to predict if one will be a better investment , what more it will raise more within this coming year and beyond.

I don't know if this is true but they say that ethereum has an unknown supply. It's supply can be higher to what is currently known in the public so there is a possibility that this coin's value cant grow higher and it can also drop more than expected. That makes this coin risky in the long run but as of now, the public has a confidence for this coin because its value is stable and somehow steadily growing.

Bitcoin on the other hand is the one that has a fix supply, it was 21 million. At the moment I can say that both are good investment but I think bitcoin has a better and brighter future than ethereum based on the reasons that I state earlier.

[bakasabo]

I dont agree that Ethereum is less risky than Bitcoin. My main point is that the creator of Bitcoin is anonymous, and we all are familiar with Vitalik Buterin. He is rather extravagant personality. Ethereum is very dependable of what Buterins vision of the world. One day gears in his head will move and he can make a statement that will destroy Ethereum reputation. He can make one little tweet and Ethereum could lose hundreds or thousands in value. With Bitcoin, nothing of that kind can not happen, it is more undependable and independent.

[South Park]

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it has been noticed that BTC is highly volatile compared to the others but the potential gains are high that is why even if it corresponds with high risk the majority will still be choosing this over ETH. And as the next halving comes again, we might expect another ATH to both ETH and BTC. I can really feel that people are anticipating this (halving), it is something that had been in their mind of what happened the last halving will be the same for the next.

There is a big hurdle for ETH to cross, they are taking a risky route of migrating their consensus protocol and the expectation of scaling. These things should be successful and if there is any mishap while migrating then you would not see ETH rallies when the next bull happens after the halving.
The sole reason the price of ETH rallied is because of the migration and only time will tell what will happen to all the hype it created.

Ethereum developers are probably aware of the great risks that they took by changing from POW to POS, but now there is not any way to turn back, if at some point they decided to go back to POW then everyone will know that years of effort were wasted on this, so they have no option but to move forward which has its own set of issues, because if a hacker is able to find a single vulnerability then ethereum could crash so fast that many people will be unable to deal with it and they will accumulate huge losses because of it.

[yazher]

No, when compared to BTC but to the other altcoins out there, yes! of course, because it gains lots of improvement and people preferred it now rather than investing in random new tokens that are always failing like Terra Luna. If you want some less risky investment nowadays, you need to stay away from those new tokens that are emerging mimicking some old project idea because most of the time they failed to do so, and the resulting loss of your investment that will not recover forever. Better to stick to investing in the top coins in the market to be safe and more long-lasting.

[Dr.Osh]

not really. Seeing today bitcoin greatly affects the price of altcoins, then I feel that ethereum has the same risk, or even greater than bitcoin. however, sometimes bitcoin price drops are so large that they have an effect on the prices of other altcoins, even ethereum. if possible, I might be more inclined to choose bitcoin over ethereum as a long term investment. it's just, the price of bitcoin is too big. other than that, ethereum still has some problems that need to be resolved. it's just that, apart from that, bitcoin and ethereum are still classified as investment recommendations in the crypto world. choosing one is not a problem. it's just that, when it comes to risk, I think both have the same risk.

[Blowon]

I agree. Ethereum is more developed than bitcoin, ethereum is open source so that everyone can be a part of the ethereum program itself. This makes ethereum will not die until the future. But bitcoin has a priceless history as the originator of the first crypto coin will remain number 1 here. It's just that not everyone can develop it easily, some sources obtained about bitcoin are very low, even bitcoin can't create smart contracts to make it easier for programmers to create tokens there.

[Innerpumper]

of course because ethereum more programmers are contributing thanks to ethereum being open source and easy for everyone to understand. Compared to bitcoin only being developed by certain people, there is not even a tutorial or documentation that explains how to become a bitcoin developer. Although ethereum is currently still below bitcoin for its ranking, its utility and community can already be won by ethereum, maybe in the future bitcoin will only rank first but actually ethereum is very useful.

[Semar Mesem]

I think crypto always has a high risk opportunity, currently the volume of ETH transactions is increasing, if all ETH tokens are collected, they have dominated the market more than 65%, so when there is a market correction, anything can happen.

[Ezravdb]

don't agree with what you said I think bitcoin has a low risk where btc is only one and all coins follow it including ETH and altcoins in its network where the price of bitcoin if it falls can be recovered easily not with ETH which follows the BTC value and that takes time long

What you said is clearly true because it happened very often in the past and also at this time when Bitcoin started to decline, for some reason other altcoins like ETH also experienced a decline, even though Ethereum generally didn't have any problems in the market but still fell when BTC is starting to drop in price.

[asyakashi]

I have to admit it's a fact. Although bitcoin was the originator of the first cryptocurrency coin but did not have as many utilities as ethereum, it can be said that bitcoin got the first rank on coinmarketcap because of community support alone but could not develop further the technology. While ethereum is still developing until then and anyone can contribute to developing ethereum. It should just be a utility bitcoin under ethereum.