#ETHRally Is Ethereum on the brink of flipping Bitcoin—or bound for a pullback first? Let’s break it down. #ETHRally

Ethereum is trading less than 10% below its all-time high and currently hovering around $4,400–4,600, thanks to exceptional institutional demand and ETF inflows.

Daily inflows into ETH ETFs recently surpassed $1 billion, with prominent firms like BlackRock and Fidelity spearheading the movement—and corporate holdings now account for a remarkable 8% of total ETH supply.

A breakout above this resistance level could unleash a wave of short-liquidations, adding fuel to the rally. But caution rings too: derivatives data shows weak demand for leveraged longs, signaling that speculative appetite isn’t overheating just yet. Meanwhile, sizeable ETH holders like the “7 Siblings” whale group have begun taking profits—selling $88M worth of ETH—underscoring the risk of a sharp pullback.

As for the much-discussed Flippening—the idea of Ethereum overtaking Bitcoin in market capitalization—it remains speculative. It hinges on Ethereum’s continuing dominance in DeFi, NFTs, smart contracts, and sustainable tokenomics like deflationary EIP-1559 and staking benefits. 

In summary: Ethereum’s on a bullish glide path—but whether this is the dawn of a sustained Flippening or just a short squeeze followed by profit-taking remains to be seen. Keep watching those technical levels—and institutional flows—for clues. #ETH5kNext? #ETHOvertakesNetflix