#BTCvsETH Looking at the current trends, Bitcoin and Etherium continue to surge. These two cryptocurrencies have huge potential for huge gains even in the near future . I am watching the two coins closely so that I can trade them with the view to gain more experience with them.
Crypto markets broadly gave up a large chunk of yesterday’s gains as investors took profits following Bitcoin’s new high of roughly $122,800. The Relative Strength Index (RSI) hit above 80 yesterday, well beyond the 70 level that typically signals an overbought market, foreshadowing potential volatility. Today, the RSI has swung to 25, with 30 usually marking an oversold position, signalling a wild shift in sentiment. Despite the sizeable overnight dip, Bitcoin and others down 4% or more, it’s worth taking a step back to assess the broader impact of this latest rally.
Even just looking at the top three crypto assets by market cap: Bitcoin is up over 7% for the week, Ethereum (ETH) has added more than 16%, and XRP (XRP) has rallied over 25%. The gains are even more striking over the past 30 days.
Market pullback – Crypto markets dipped overnight as investors took profits after Bitcoin hit a new all-time high of $122,800.
📊 Volatility spike – The Relative Strength Index swung from an overbought 80 to an oversold 25 in just 24 hours, signalling sharp sentiment shifts.
🏛️ Regulatory progress – The US House is debating three crypto-friendly bills this week, the GENIUS Act, Clarity Act, and Anti-CBDC Surveillance State Act, which could reshape the regulatory landscape.
🚀 Bullish longer-term trend – Despite the short-term dip, Bitcoin is still up 7% over the week, Ethereum 16%, and XRP 25%, highlighting the broader rally’s strength.
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