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No one (crypto) coin to rule them all

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Prabhjote GillSep 1, 2021, 12:55 IST

No one (crypto) coin to rule them all — Bi India
Will Cardano be the ultimate 'Ethereum Killer'? Will Ethereum overtake Bitcoin to rule the market?
Every coin has its purpose and its place. There's no one coin to rule them.
Come dive into complexities of the crypto world with Business Insider in a new monthly comic strip we like to call 'Bitter Coin'.

Every cryptocurrency is different and each has its purpose to fulfil. The crypto community, deep within their hearts, knows that there’s no one coin to rule them all. However, that doesn’t keep enthusiasts from betting on which coin may cause the ‘flippening’ or which one may be the next ‘Ethereum Killer’.

Whether it's Tether, Ethereum, or Cardano — they all have some conviction on why they have more to offer than the leading cryptocurrency on the block, Bitcoin.

Business Insider India is taking a quick peek at the complex relationships between these coins — the love, the hate, the camaraderie and what drives them to be the best that they can be.

Here’s the first story in a series that we like to call ‘Bitter Coin’:

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Friends forever?

Friends forever? — BI India

When you wish upon a star

When you wish upon a star — BI India

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It can be hard to let go

It can be hard to let go — BI India

Ether has only one goal in mind

Ether has only one goal in mind — BI India

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Cardano's (not) a joke

Cardano's (not) a joke — BI India

Tether's judicial dilemma

Tether's judicial dilemma — BI India

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Twinkle twinkle little star

Twinkle twinkle little star — BI India

Always and forever

Always and forever — BI India

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