# BTCvsETH

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And what about $ETH?
Well, ETH usually drops harder than BTC, which is not surprising while the ETH/BTC chart still looks bearish. 🐻
1st decline:
BTC: -36%
ETH: -46%
Difference: 10%
2nd decline:
BTC: -38%
ETH: -48%
Difference: 10%
So if the 3rd BTC down wave reaches -40%, as I explained yesterday, could the 3rd ETH down wave reach -50%?
That would put the estimated target around $1,230.
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#BTCvsETH Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH) continue to lead the crypto market with distinct roles and performance patterns. Bitcoin remains the dominant store of value, showing relatively stable price action and attracting institutional interest during uncertain conditions. In contrast, Ethereum offers broader utility through smart contracts and decentralized applications, which drives long-term growth potential. Recently, BTC has outperformed slightly due to safe-haven demand, while ETH faces pressure from network competition and gas concerns. However, ETH could gain momentum if ecosystem act
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#BTCvsETH Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH) remain the two dominant forces in the crypto market, but they serve different purposes. Bitcoin is primarily viewed as digital gold, valued for its scarcity and strong store-of-value narrative, often attracting institutional investors. In contrast, Ethereum powers decentralized applications and smart contracts, giving it broader utility in DeFi and NFTs.
BTC tends to show more stability and leads market trends, while ETH offers higher growth potential but with increased volatility. In current conditions, BTC is favored during uncertainty, whereas ETH
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