Bitcoin and Ethereum face several risks. For Bitcoin, risks include high volatility, regulatory uncertainty, and security concerns, such as potential network attacks. Its reliance on Proof of Work also raises environmental concerns due to energy consumption. Ethereum’s risks include scalability challenges, potential vulnerabilities in smart contracts, and ongoing competition from other blockchain platforms. Although Ethereum 2.0 aims to address scalability and energy efficiency, it still faces technical risks in execution. Both platforms are susceptible to market fluctuations, technological failures, and regulatory changes that could affect their future growth and adoption.
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