1. Bitcoin uses a NEW address for every single Bitcoin transaction while Ethereum uses the same address for every transaction. This is why the active address count is higher -- even though Ethereum is used a lot more.
2. Ethereum POW uses the KECCAK-256 hashing algorithm while Bitcoin uses the SHA-256 hashing algorithm -- so one can't compare the hash rates as they mean different things.
Two quick comments:
1. Bitcoin uses a NEW address for every single Bitcoin transaction while Ethereum uses the same address for every transaction. This is why the active address count is higher -- even though Ethereum is used a lot more.
2. Ethereum POW uses the KECCAK-256 hashing algorithm while Bitcoin uses the SHA-256 hashing algorithm -- so one can't compare the hash rates as they mean different things.
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