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Here's a question that comes up frequently: How do I choose which crypto money to invest in - are not they all the same?

There is no doubt that Bitcoin has caught the lion's share of this crypto currency (CC) marketplace, and that is largely because of its FAME. This phenomenon is similar to what's occurring in national politics across the world, where a candidate captures the majority of votes based on ethereum today, as opposed to any proven abilities or qualifications to govern a country.

Bitcoin is the pioneer in this market space and proceeds to garner almost all the market headlines. This FAME doesn't mean it is perfect for the job, and it is fairly well-known that Bitcoin has constraints and issues that have to be solved, but there's debate in the Bitcoin world on how best to resolve the issues.

Since the issues fester, there is ongoing chance for programmers to initiate fresh coins that address specific conditions, and so differentiate themselves from the approximately 1300 additional coins in this market area. Let's look at just two Bitcoin competitions and explore how they differ in Bitcoin, and out of each other:

The main difference in Bitcoin is that Ethereum uses "smart contracts" which are accounts holding objects on the Ethereum blockchain. Bright Contracts are defined by their founders and they can interact with different contracts, make conclusions, save information, and send ethereum price to others.

The execution and services they supply are provided by the Ethereum system, all of that is beyond what the Bitcoin or any other blockchain network may perform. Bright Contracts can behave as your autonomous agent, obeying your instructions and rules for spending money and initiating other transactions on the Ethereum network.