The copper medal is an interesting option for precious metals investors and enthusiasts alike.

Ethereum is one of the most important cryptocurrencies, launched in 2015 as a platform based on blockchain technology. Unlike Bitcoin, Ethereum not only enables financial transactions, but also supports smart contracts (smart contracts) and decentralized applications (dApps). This allows users to create and run self-executing programs without the need for intermediaries. The Ethereum network operates in a decentralized manner, and each transaction is recorded on the blockchain, which guarantees security and resistance to manipulation. The native cryptocurrency of this platform is Ether (ETH), which acts as a means of payment and a resource for paying commissions for using the network.

On the obverse of the medal we see the Ethereum currency symbol, two rhomboidal figures placed on a background referring to electronic circuits on a circuit board. At the rim we can read the inscriptions ETHEREUM CRYPTOCURRENCY and VIRES IN NUMERIS. The reverse presents us with a globe with the manufacturer's logo. At the top is the inscription DECENTALIZED CONSENSUS, and at the very bottom is the weight of the medal and the copper test.