Yes and no. eBTC is a tokenized version of Bitcoin on the Ethereum blockchain and therefore uniquely complements both. It is like implementing Bitcoin’s attributes on the Ethreum Blockchain but with a smarter and faster outlook. Unlike Bitcoin’s ever-increasing price and volatility continuously marring its ability to be used as an efficient and affordable medium of exchange, eBTC’s core value comes from it being a faster, cheaper and more sustainable medium of exchange, and its ability to marry with the Ethereum smart contracts.
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Ethereum is not a currency but a platform and ether supports its overall infrastructure. It was never meant to be a currency whereas eBTC, in its purest sense, is just an everyday-usable currency i.e. medium of faster and cheaper exchange and store of value.
Further, with the ever-booming and volatile Bitcoin prices, it strictly isn’t a purely digital currency anymore but just a store of value or what they call: digital gold. Bitcoin’s role as an everyday-usable currency continues to be less sustainable whereas, if eBTC is ever mainstreamed, it could easily become a medium of exchange, a measure of value and a store of value with all the benefits of the Ethereum ecosystem.
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