Ethereum (ETH) just hit its lowest level against Bitcoin (BTC) in four years, signaling a major shift in the crypto market. Back in 2022, when ETH switched to proof-of-stake (PoS), many expected it to boost Ethereum’s price. Instead, ETH has dropped 70% against BTC since The Merge, leaving investors wondering: what went wrong? 👀
Ethereum once had a shot at the “flippening” (surpassing Bitcoin’s market cap). In 2022, ETH needed only a 2.3x price increase to overtake BTC. Now? It would take a 7.3x surge—an unlikely scenario given current trends. 😬
Ethereum’s underperformance boils down to four key issues:
Here’s why BTC is dominating the crypto market right now:
✅ Institutional Accumulation – Whales are buying BTC at record levels.
✅ Spot ETF Boom – BTC ETFs are growing, bringing in mainstream investors.
✅ Supply Shock – The percentage of BTC on exchanges is at its lowest since 2018, meaning investors are holding, not selling.
✅ Stronger Network – Bitcoin’s active addresses and transaction volume remain stable.
ETH is still the #2 crypto, but it needs a game-changer to reverse its decline. Here’s what Ethereum must fix:
If Ethereum can fix these issues, it might have a chance. If not? Bitcoin will continue to dominate. 😬
🔹 ETH has dropped 70% against BTC since 2022 📉
🔹 Bitcoin’s dominance is at 58.9%, Ethereum’s at 8%
🔹 Institutional investors prefer BTC over ETH
🔹 Bitcoin ETFs are thriving, Ethereum ETFs are struggling
🔹 Ethereum needs to fix inflation and boost network demand to stay competitive
Will Ethereum recover, or is Bitcoin just too strong? 🤔 Let’s see how this plays out.
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