docs: correct weird sentence

src/intl/en/page-ethereum-vs-bitcoin.json

@@ -68,7 +68,7 @@
   "page-ethereum-vs-bitcoin-monetary-policy-4": "Ethereum's monetary approach guarantees a security budget in perpetuity, with transaction fees and block rewards providing the network's security budget.",
   "page-ethereum-vs-bitcoin-developer-ecosystem-title": "Developer ecosystem",
   "page-ethereum-vs-bitcoin-developer-ecosystem-1": "<strong>Ethereum</strong> has one of <strong>the largest blockchain developer communities</strong>. Building on Ethereum gives you access to a wide range of <strong>tools, frameworks, grants</strong>, and <strong>hackathons</strong>. The Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) is Ethereum's runtime environment and has become a common standard, with many other blockchains using it to ensure compatibility.",
-  "page-ethereum-vs-bitcoin-developer-ecosystem-2": "Token standards like ERC-20 and ERC-721 have become the foundation for much of the broader blockchain economy. Many Layer 2 networks and other blockchains use the EVM so that apps, wallets, and smart contracts can code can be used across blockchains with minimal changes.",
+  "page-ethereum-vs-bitcoin-developer-ecosystem-2": "Token standards like ERC-20 and ERC-721 have become the foundation for much of the broader blockchain economy. Many Layer 2 networks and other blockchains use the EVM so that apps, wallets, and smart contracts can be used across blockchains with minimal changes.",
   "page-ethereum-vs-bitcoin-developer-ecosystem-3": "<strong>Bitcoin's developer community is smaller</strong> and more focused. Most activity centers on maintaining and improving the core protocol, as well as developing Layer 2 solutions like the Lightning Network for faster and cheaper payments.",
   "page-ethereum-vs-bitcoin-developer-ecosystem-4": "Learn more about Ethereum developer resources",
   "page-ethereum-vs-bitcoin-security-and-consensus-title": "Security and consensus",