How is Ethereum different from Bitcoin?
Bitcoin is mainly a store of value, while Ethereum is a programmable platform that runs DeFi, NFTs, and decentralized apps.
Ethereum to US dollars — enter the amount above. ETH isn't just a coin; it's the platform behind DeFi and NFTs, and it switched to staking after the 2022 Merge. Public reference price, highly volatile, not investment advice.
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ETH to USD (Ethereum to US Dollar) is the second-largest crypto pair after Bitcoin. Ethereum is a smart-contract platform that moved to proof-of-stake (PoS) after The Merge in 2022; its price reflects network activity, gas fees, staking yields, and DeFi/NFT demand. Prices here are a public reference and not investment advice.
Bitcoin is mainly a store of value, while Ethereum is a programmable platform that runs DeFi, NFTs, and decentralized apps.
Gas is the fee paid in ETH to validators for executing transactions or contracts on Ethereum; it rises and falls with network congestion.
There is no fixed cap, but PoS plus a fee-burning mechanism sharply reduced net issuance—sometimes making ETH deflationary.