Here's my take: we're seeing patterns that mirror late 2019 market behavior.
The parallels are striking. BTC dominance looks ready to crack downward, just like it did back then. Meanwhile, ETH? It's holding ground at a solid support zone and pulling in fresh attention.
That inverse relationship between Bitcoin's weakening grip and Ethereum's resilience tells an interesting story about where capital might flow next.
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AirdropHarvester
· 12-04 23:54
ngl I went through that wave in 2019 too, but is it really the same this time? Feels like there are too many variables.
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HalfBuddhaMoney
· 12-04 23:52
I remember that market trend in 2019, but it's different now. The macro environment has completely changed.
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FudVaccinator
· 12-04 23:52
The 2019 playbook is back again, but can we trust it this time?
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NightAirdropper
· 12-04 23:46
BTC really did feel like it was about to break through back then, but to be honest, can this cycle be like 2019? I don't really dare to bet on it.
Here's my take: we're seeing patterns that mirror late 2019 market behavior.
The parallels are striking. BTC dominance looks ready to crack downward, just like it did back then. Meanwhile, ETH? It's holding ground at a solid support zone and pulling in fresh attention.
That inverse relationship between Bitcoin's weakening grip and Ethereum's resilience tells an interesting story about where capital might flow next.