Bitcoin;
Decentralized digital currency
Limited supply (21 million)
High market volatility
No central authority or government control
Can be used for transactions and investments
Stored in digital wallets
ETFs (Exchange-Traded Funds);
Investment funds traded on stock exchanges
Diversified portfolio of assets (e.g., stocks, bonds, commodities)
Market price fluctuates based on underlying assets
Regulated by government agencies (e.g., SEC in the US)
Can be bought and sold like stocks
Offer diversification and flexibility
Key differences:
Bitcoin is a digital currency, while ETFs are investment funds.
Bitcoin has a limited supply, while ETFs can issue new shares.
Bitcoin is decentralized, while ETFs are regulated by governments.
