Capital rotates to Ethereum: Will Bitcoin’s safe-haven status hold as ETH heats up?
The post Capital rotates to Ethereum: Will Bitcoin’s safe-haven status hold as ETH heats up? appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Key Takeaways Ethereum is outperforming on ROI, yield, and on-chain flows, positioning itself for a front-run to $10k before Bitcoin breaks $200k, as capital rotates toward higher beta setups. Ethereum [ETH] has ripped through two monster monthly candles this year, finally pulling early-2025 bag holders back into profit. Meanwhile, Bitcoin [BTC] has been grinding up in a clean trend, but without the same kind of velocity. On a pure ROI basis, ETH is outpacing, and smart money’s catching on for higher beta exposure. So, with the current “risk-reward” skew, is ETH now firmly on track to hit $10,000 before BTC tags $200,000? Ethereum’s real yield vs. Bitcoin’s digital gold Some might say Ethereum’s latest breakout smells like a rerun of May, where ETH posted a massive +40.84% ROI, while Bitcoin’s gains were capped around 11%. But the momentum didn’t stick. June followed with a sharp pullback. So is this another “hype-driven” cycle? Not quite. This time, there’s a real structural shift: Yield. Ethereum’s real yield is now near 3%, fueled by consistent burn pressure via EIP-1559. As a result, staking participation has climbed to 29-30%, meaning more ETH is getting locked, tightening liquid supply. Source: ValidatorQue On the flip side, Bitcoin’s supply last active >10 years has started to decline, dropping back to pre-election levels, suggesting some long-dormant holders are waking up. That divergence is telling. While Ethereum’s staking inflows continue to climb, Bitcoin’s LTH supply curve is flattening. Clearly, ETH’s +50% monthly move isn’t just speculative. Instead, we could be witnessing the early stages of a rotation trade — One where BTC’s passive “Digital Gold” appeal is ceding ground to ETH’s active capital cycle. Smart money chases beta Statistically, ETH still needs a 168% move to crack $10k, while BTC’s path to $200k sits around +70%. If current ROI…
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Key Takeaways Ethereum is outperforming on ROI, yield, and on-chain flows, positioning itself for a front-run to $10k before Bitcoin breaks $200k, as capital rotates toward higher beta setups. Ethereum [ETH] has ripped through two monster monthly candles this year, finally pulling early-2025 bag holders back into profit. Meanwhile, Bitcoin [BTC] has been grinding up in a clean trend, but without the same kind of velocity. On a pure ROI basis, ETH is outpacing, and smart money’s catching on for higher beta exposure. So, with the current “risk-reward” skew, is ETH now firmly on track to hit $10,000 before BTC tags $200,000? Ethereum’s real yield vs. Bitcoin’s digital gold Some might say Ethereum’s latest breakout smells like a rerun of May, where ETH posted a massive +40.84% ROI, while Bitcoin’s gains were capped around 11%. But the momentum didn’t stick. June followed with a sharp pullback. So is this another “hype-driven” cycle? Not quite. This time, there’s a real structural shift: Yield. Ethereum’s real yield is now near 3%, fueled by consistent burn pressure via EIP-1559. As a result, staking participation has climbed to 29-30%, meaning more ETH is getting locked, tightening liquid supply. Source: ValidatorQue On the flip side, Bitcoin’s supply last active >10 years has started to decline, dropping back to pre-election levels, suggesting some long-dormant holders are waking up. That divergence is telling. While Ethereum’s staking inflows continue to climb, Bitcoin’s LTH supply curve is flattening. Clearly, ETH’s +50% monthly move isn’t just speculative. Instead, we could be witnessing the early stages of a rotation trade — One where BTC’s passive “Digital Gold” appeal is ceding ground to ETH’s active capital cycle. Smart money chases beta Statistically, ETH still needs a 168% move to crack $10k, while BTC’s path to $200k sits around +70%. If current ROI…
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