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.
