ETH has shown a steady climb, currently sitting at $2,692.07 with a perfect gain The candlestick patterns highlight key bullish momentum, with multiple upward moves breaking through resistance levels
The RSI (14-close) at 51.66 suggests we’re in a balanced zone - not overbought, leaving room for potential growth
Strong buying pressure, while the recent consolidation could set the stage for the next leg up
Keep an eye on the $2,800-$3,000 range for potential targets
The sharp decline in DeFi dominance even as Bitcoin price continues its upward trajectory
From mid-2021 highs, DeFi’s share of the overall market has steadily fallen from peaks near 8% down to sub-3% levels while $BTC has surged, breaching $70K+ in 2024 and continuing strong into 2025
What this means:
- Bitcoin is gaining strength and attention, especially from bigger investors
- DeFi is losing market share, but that doesn’t mean it’s over. It could be a setup for a strong comeback
- Some see this as a buy-the-dip moment for quality DeFi projects
What’s your take? Is DeFi being overlooked, or is this trend here to stay?
Altcoin Market Cap Ratio Hitting Key Historical Bottoms
➤ We’ve revisited the previous bottom zone from mid-2023
➤ Last time this happened, we saw a 64.34% surge
➤ The following bottom rallied over 100%, marking strong recovery patterns from these levels
➤ The MACD is showing signs of potential bullish divergence forming on the weekly timeframe
What This Implies:
• Altcoins are severely undervalued relative to BTC/ETH. • Historically, this region has preceded strong altcoin momentum. • If the pattern holds, we could be at the start of a major altseason rotation.
Confirmation of reversal here could bring explosive upside across small and mid-cap alts
What we’re seeing here is monetary stagnation meets hard money momentum
Since early 2023, M2 money supply growth has remained flat or even negative - a stark contrast to the post-2020 expansion
Despite this, $BTC has held strong and even pushed HIGHER
$BTC is beginning to decouple from fiat liquidity cycles In a tight monetary regime, this resilience is a signal of changing macro perception - BTC is no longer just a liquidity play, it’s becoming a structural allocation
While M2 flattens, the bid for digital scarcity persists.
We’re approaching a critical technical structure that has historically preceded major altcoin rallies - potentially signaling the early stages of the next Alt-season
Historically:
• In early 2021, the market cap excluding Bitcoin surged followed by a steep correction
• A similar pattern formed in mid-2022, leading to a rally in altcoins after a period of consolidation and capitulation
• We’re now seeing a third major base forming, structurally resembling the prior two setups
Key Insight:
If this pattern plays out, we could witness a broad-based altcoin rotation, with dominance shifting away from $BTC and $ETH
The previous altseason phases delivered outsized gains in mid and low-cap alts, and conditions appear to be aligning once again