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I believe $ETH is significantly undervalued. In the event of a true bull market, how high could its price go? Historically, it currently takes around 24 ETH to equal 1 $BTC. During the last bull run, when ETH hit its peak, that ratio was closer to 12 ETH for 1 BTC. If we consider the possibility of BTC reaching a peak of around 100k USD (which I think is a conservative estimate), ETH could potentially hit at least 8k USD. If BTC climbs to 200k USD, we could see ETH at 16k USD. This is just my perspective, drawing from historical trends and data comparisons π.... Show More
$BTC dominance is nearing a reversal, offering potential relief for altcoin holders. Whales have been betting on $ETH outperforming BTC in the coming months, with an ideal entry point for ETH between 2,000 and 2,100 USD, or 1,900 in case of market panic. Liquidity at these levels is substantial, and... Show More
Ethereum $ETH falls to its lowest valuation against Bitcoin $BTC since April 2021:... Show More
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