Should you allocate at the bottom of the bear market to $BTC or $ETH ? Large funds have already clearly shown their preference.

Currently, the market is moving downward in sync, with BTC down 1.96%, ETH down 1.85%, ETH at a current price of 1727.04. Many people are conflicted about which one to hold long-term during the bear market. Let’s discuss the core differences based on the strategies of big funds.

The first prerequisite for long-term positioning is waiting for the true bottom of the bear market to land, and avoid prematurely heavy buying to catch the bottom midway. Additionally, comparing the cost-effectiveness of the two, ETH is comprehensively weaker than BTC.

In terms of security, Bitcoin’s consensus is the most solid, with regulatory risks and ecosystem volatility far lower than Ethereum’s; in market attention, the safe-haven choice for funds is always BTC, and it’s also the first to rally when the market warms up; from a long-term growth perspective, Bitcoin’s scarcity narrative appeals to a broader audience, and its rebound potential is more considerable.

The current market fund attitude is very clear: everyone is increasingly recognizing BTC’s long-term value, while skepticism about the practical value of public chains and altcoins continues. ETH is no exception to this logic.

My personal approach is very clear: during the bear market bottom, I will not accumulate Ethereum; all positions will prioritize Bitcoin. Most altcoins are in a similar situation to ETH, with insufficient long-term cost-effectiveness.

Here’s a hint: we haven’t reached the true bear market bottom zone yet. There’s still a chance to buy low in phases during intermediate fluctuations. If you want to distinguish the low-buy zones for BTC and ETH, and track institutional fund accumulation trends, you can contact me to synchronize the market rhythm.