Yep that's what I understood
But ETH can serve as a store of value and transfer

What I mean is that ETH can do what BTC does while the contrary is impossible

Yes, EVM is a state machine, a concern that Vitalik had was the Turing machine, since EVM is a stack machine and complete with Turing, Etherum is not only a decentralized blockchain but also that you can transmit data, I think this was explained with the model of 1st generation of 2nd generation and 3rd generation

are you familiar with etherum or bitcoin? or you know them more for a financial issue

you have to think of the blockchain as a database, Bitcoin admits fungible tokens while etherum could for example be the database of a video game (a lol character for example, that is an NFT, a token with functional characteristics etc), It would allow you to store the information of the video game in a decentralized way and all the smart contracts are executed in the EVM

ty Toni
so Smart contracts are proper to Ethereum only, not Bitcoin, is that right ?
Can Bitcoin integrate such a feature in some future point in time?

bitcoin has "smart contracts" kind of but its difficult to use, make, at this stage

interesting to know!

I think never, that if bitcoin dies it will be the same as it is today, another advantage of having simple smart contracts is that the attack vectors for exploits are greatly reduced, bitcoin would only be vulnerable to a 51 attack, while in the etherun smart contracts there are many vectors like reentries

other blockchains such as bsc run in the etherum virtual machine

metamask and web3 in the browser really made eth 1000x more accessible

(and solidity/evm lol)

It is very different to code in rust and in solidity, without a doubt both languages ​​have a lot of potential but rust has a greater reach (outside the block chain)

You have inline assembly to get further reach in solidity, idk, maybe we have yet to see the best blockchain

Block chains are very young, anyway rust has much more reach than julia (which I think I remember is the solidity assembler)

The thing about rust is, best application of it exists outside smart contracts and blockchains

If you learn it just to code smart contract, that'll be a waste of time

Well, not exactly waste of time, but the effort required is not worth the outcome

you're confusing julia with yul, which is not anyways the "solidity assembler" either

So Dapps are impossible on Bitcoin isnt ?

Even if some will argue that LN is a dapp, to me isnt it. It's more a L2.
Do you agree ?