> Ethereum is far better at transacting ETH than Bitcoin is for transacting BTC.
Care to elaborate the benefits of using ethereum for value transfers vs. bitcoin? Block size limit is an obvious advantage, but what are the others?
> ETH has a powerful use case as programmable money which settles faster and cheaper than any other
That is quite a claim, which makes me doubt if you know what you are talking about. In blockchain-based systems the costs are related to market dynamics. Eg. miners can decide what they put to blocks and at what price. Or is ethereum somehow fundamentally different in this aspect?
> and has native support for payment channels and other complexities not only because of it's Turing complete language, but because it does not use bitcoin's UTXO architecture.
Payment channels are perfectly supported by Bitcoin, what do you mean by "native"? Is it how much easier to use payment channels in ETH in practice, are people actually using them?
Why is ethereums account-based architecture better than Bitcoin's UTXO architecture? Isn't really obvious to me.