I agree, BTC is doing better and seems to be continuing. But every time a fork is created in BTC (E.g. BCH, BTG etc.); it adds market confusion. Forks are more tolerable for Bitcoin because really; it is just a currency, whereas Ethereum is a platform with which other things are built on it (and yes, the currency 'Ether' is one of those many things). I worry that too many forks in Ethereum will weaken it because of the perceived issues it'd cause to other currencies and innovations that are built on the Ethereum platform.
I agree, BTC is doing better and seems to be continuing. But every time a fork is created in BTC (E.g. BCH, BTG etc.); it adds market confusion. Forks are more tolerable for Bitcoin because really; it is just a currency, whereas Ethereum is a platform with which other things are built on it (and yes, the currency 'Ether' is one of those many things). I worry that too many forks in Ethereum will weaken it because of the perceived issues it'd cause to other currencies and innovations that are built on the Ethereum platform.
You have a good point.