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I've been thinking about this for a while now, and the reason the current altcoin market isn't gaining momentum is actually pretty simple. Ultimately, it's because ETH is weak relative to BTC.
People often say, "When Bitcoin rises, altcoins will follow," but in reality, it's not that straightforward. What's more important is ETH's relative strength. Just BTC going up doesn't necessarily lead to a full-blown rally in altcoins.
Currently, BTC is trading around $69,000, but what will determine the next move is ETH's behavior. ETH is holding steady around $2,150, but for the altcoin market to really move, BTC needs to either decline or stay flat while ETH rises. Only in that environment can altcoins start to breathe again.
Looking at the ETH/BTC chart, it's at a point just before a breakout. If this breaks out successfully, there’s a possibility of a great rally after a retest. But honestly, at this moment, I wouldn't say the situation is that positive yet.
For altcoin investors, paying attention to ETH's relative strength is more important than BTC's movements. How ETH behaves will determine whether a true altcoin bull market is on the horizon.