Analyst – ‘ETH isn’t dying,’ despite Bitcoin outpacing Ethereum

  • Bitcoin outperformed Ethereum in price gains and ETF inflows, underscoring BTC’s market dominance.
  • The market keenly monitored Ethereum’s potential comeback amid Bitcoin’s rally and traders’ divided sentiment.

As a seasoned researcher with over a decade of experience in the financial markets, I have witnessed numerous bull and bear cycles across various asset classes. The current cryptocurrency market dynamics are reminiscent of the tech bubble of 1999, albeit with more volatility and unpredictability.


At the moment, there’s a strong rise in the cryptocurrency market, showing optimism for various digital currencies.

Based on data from CoinMarketCap, the total value of all cryptocurrencies worldwide has surged to approximately $2.44 trillion, marking a 1.61% growth over the last 24 hours. The majority of cryptos are showing a positive trend, as bullish actions have been more frequent than bearish ones.

However, a few exceptions like Solana [SOL] and Binance [BNB] were experiencing slight setbacks.

Bitcoin vs. Ethereum

In the midst of recent market changes, an unusual pattern is arising between Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH). This intriguing dynamic has caught the attention of both traders and analysts.

Over the last day, both Bitcoin and Ethereum have seen significant increases. Specifically, Bitcoin climbed up by 1.90%, and Ethereum surged ahead by a more substantial 2.59%.

Bitcoin has crossed over the $70,000 mark, currently trading at approximately $72,460, and seems headed towards setting another record high similar to its impressive march in March.

From my perspective as an analyst, while Bitcoin’s price surge has been in line with our predictions, Ethereum’s performance seems to be underperforming compared to initial expectations. As I write this, Ethereum is trading at approximately $2,686.67, according to CoinMarketCap, significantly lower than the projected $4,000 mark.

As an analyst, I find myself pondering over the noticeable gap in their performances, which undeniably stirs curiosity regarding the prevailing market sentiments and the potential future trajectory of these two influential cryptocurrencies.

Analysts weigh in

Remarking on this dichotomy, Molly took to X (formerly Twitter) and noted, 

Analyst – ‘ETH isn’t dying,’ despite Bitcoin outpacing Ethereum

This stark contrast in performance underscores Bitcoin’s dominance, while ETH appears to be struggling to maintain momentum.

Consequently, numerous analysts and investors have voiced their disapproval regarding Ethereum’s current market behavior, going so far as to label Solana as the “upcoming Ethereum.” However, it’s important to note that Solana (SOL) saw a minor drop of 1.79% in the last day.

However, this viewpoint is not universally accepted, as some defended ETH.

For instance, Benjamin Cowen CEO and founder of ITC crypto too to X and said, 

“ETH is not dying.” 

Analyst – ‘ETH isn’t dying,’ despite Bitcoin outpacing Ethereum

Echoing similar sentiment was an account named – Crypto General  which added, 

Ethereum’s progress aligns with expectations, but it has been outperformed by Bitcoin in recent weeks. With its current momentum, Ethereum appears poised to break through the $2800 barrier and embark on a steep climb towards my goal of $4000.

It even pushed its confidence in Ethereum by stating, 

“It’s time for ETH to outperform BTC.” 

ETF market to show divergence

Currently, the flow of investments into Bitcoin Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs) has significantly outpaced those for Ethereum ETFs. In fact, an impressive $870.1 million has been invested in BTC ETFs, while Ethereum ETFs have seen a much smaller inflow of just $7.6 million. This further illustrates Bitcoin’s dominance over Ethereum.

As the market advances, everyone will be watching Ethereum closely to determine if it can change the current trend in the coming days.

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2024-10-31 06:48