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The basis ratio in the chart shows how much premium investors are willing to pay in the perpetual/futures market. In other words, it measures the market's appetite for leverage.
In mid-2025, as prices rise, the perpetual basis reaches extremely high levels. This period indicates aggressive long accumulation in the market. In other words, a significant portion of the rise was supported by leveraged trading rather than spot demand. However, there has been a very sharp change in recent months. The basis is constantly falling. Leverage appetite is decreasing significantly. The density of long positions is being cleared. Despite this, the price is not collapsing to the same extent. This generally indicates a leverage cleanup. The market is clearing overinflated long positions. This reduces volatility in the short term and creates a healthier structure.
Spot demand may still be keeping the market afloat. If the price doesn't completely collapse while the basis is falling, this may indicate that spot investors are not selling. In other words, while the derivatives market is weak, real buyers are holding the price.
The basis is now approaching historically low levels. This indicates a decrease in excitement and trader enthusiasm in the market.
If there isn't a strong inflow of new money on the spot market, the low basis could eventually cause the price to adapt to the downward basis as well. This is because the derivatives market is no longer generating aggressive volume to support an uptrend.
Especially in the chart after February,
while the basis continues to fall, the price is showing a sideways recovery.
These types of divergences usually result in a breakout after a while. The direction of the breakout will be determined by spot volume. Given the uncertainty in the market and the lack of spot demand, we should prepare ourselves for a downward breakout. $BTC
In mid-2025, as prices rise, the perpetual basis reaches extremely high levels. This period indicates aggressive long accumulation in the market. In other words, a significant portion of the rise was supported by leveraged trading rather than spot demand. However, there has been a very sharp change in recent months. The basis is constantly falling. Leverage appetite is decreasing significantly. The density of long positions is being cleared. Despite this, the price is not collapsing to the same extent. This generally indicates a leverage cleanup. The market is clearing overinflated long positions. This reduces volatility in the short term and creates a healthier structure.
Spot demand may still be keeping the market afloat. If the price doesn't completely collapse while the basis is falling, this may indicate that spot investors are not selling. In other words, while the derivatives market is weak, real buyers are holding the price.
The basis is now approaching historically low levels. This indicates a decrease in excitement and trader enthusiasm in the market.
If there isn't a strong inflow of new money on the spot market, the low basis could eventually cause the price to adapt to the downward basis as well. This is because the derivatives market is no longer generating aggressive volume to support an uptrend.
Especially in the chart after February,
while the basis continues to fall, the price is showing a sideways recovery.
These types of divergences usually result in a breakout after a while. The direction of the breakout will be determined by spot volume. Given the uncertainty in the market and the lack of spot demand, we should prepare ourselves for a downward breakout. $BTC
Ethereum Marks a Six-Year First: Binance Reserve Returns to 2020 Levels
The most striking development in the chart is that Ethereum reserves on Binance have fallen back to 2020 levels after many years. The fact that the price hasn't collapsed to the same extent as the reserve's continuous downward movement indicates a significant decrease in the amount of tradable ETH in the market. The recent acceleration of the reserve decline suggests that investors are choosing to withdraw their ETH from exchanges and hold it.
Historically, such sharp reserve declines usually create a supply squeeze in the market. Because the fewer coins available on exchanges, the easier it becomes for the price to move upwards during sudden increases in demand. The important detail here is that even though the price isn't currently close to its past peaks, reserves are at their lowest levels. This means that the selling pressure in the market appears lower compared to previous cycles.
Looking at past periods in the chart, it's seen that when reserves rise, selling pressure generally increases, while when reserves fall, the price gains strength in the medium term. The current situation, however, is different from previous cycles, with much lower reserve levels. This increases the likelihood of a more volatile upward movement.
Furthermore, the decrease in Binance's reserves may reflect institutional and large wallet movements. Large players generally don't leave assets they plan to hold for a long time on exchanges. Therefore, such a decrease in reserves indicates a strengthening of the holding tendency in the market.
Price fluctuations may continue in the short term, but from a structural perspective, the significant decrease in the supply of ETH on exchanges stands out as one of the strongest indicators reducing long-term selling pressure on Ethereum.
This decrease alone will not trigger a rally. However, if it is accompanied by institutional demand, then the price direction could turn into a rally. $ETH
The most striking development in the chart is that Ethereum reserves on Binance have fallen back to 2020 levels after many years. The fact that the price hasn't collapsed to the same extent as the reserve's continuous downward movement indicates a significant decrease in the amount of tradable ETH in the market. The recent acceleration of the reserve decline suggests that investors are choosing to withdraw their ETH from exchanges and hold it.
Historically, such sharp reserve declines usually create a supply squeeze in the market. Because the fewer coins available on exchanges, the easier it becomes for the price to move upwards during sudden increases in demand. The important detail here is that even though the price isn't currently close to its past peaks, reserves are at their lowest levels. This means that the selling pressure in the market appears lower compared to previous cycles.
Looking at past periods in the chart, it's seen that when reserves rise, selling pressure generally increases, while when reserves fall, the price gains strength in the medium term. The current situation, however, is different from previous cycles, with much lower reserve levels. This increases the likelihood of a more volatile upward movement.
Furthermore, the decrease in Binance's reserves may reflect institutional and large wallet movements. Large players generally don't leave assets they plan to hold for a long time on exchanges. Therefore, such a decrease in reserves indicates a strengthening of the holding tendency in the market.
Price fluctuations may continue in the short term, but from a structural perspective, the significant decrease in the supply of ETH on exchanges stands out as one of the strongest indicators reducing long-term selling pressure on Ethereum.
This decrease alone will not trigger a rally. However, if it is accompanied by institutional demand, then the price direction could turn into a rally. $ETH
Bitcoin is Accumulating Inside the Market
The chart shows that after May 1st, netflow shifted predominantly to the negative zone, meaning an increase in Bitcoin outflows to Binance. The price also rose during the same period. This indicates a decrease in selling pressure in the market.
The decrease in the amount of BTC available for sale on Binance positively impacts the price. If demand remains the same or increases, the price will initiate an upward trend.
In short, outflow and rising price indicate a classic bullish pattern. This is generally seen at the beginning or continuation of a trend. The movement is healthier, especially if supported by spot demand. We are in the trend beginning phase for Bitcoin. An uptrend hasn't started yet, but it could with increased demand.
However, not every negative netflow brings an increase. It's important to note that if, as in this chart, outflows continue while the price also rises, a strong trend can be formed. If demand weakens while outflows continue, sharp declines may begin.
In the short term, the probability of continued upward movement is high. This is also supported by the technical structure, as the market is struggling to find coins to sell.
In the medium to long term, I expect the decline to continue as the technically downtrend structure is still intact. Therefore, this upward movement may only be a correction of the decline. Don't fall into FOMO unless we see a 3-day close above $81,500. $BTC #Binance
The chart shows that after May 1st, netflow shifted predominantly to the negative zone, meaning an increase in Bitcoin outflows to Binance. The price also rose during the same period. This indicates a decrease in selling pressure in the market.
The decrease in the amount of BTC available for sale on Binance positively impacts the price. If demand remains the same or increases, the price will initiate an upward trend.
In short, outflow and rising price indicate a classic bullish pattern. This is generally seen at the beginning or continuation of a trend. The movement is healthier, especially if supported by spot demand. We are in the trend beginning phase for Bitcoin. An uptrend hasn't started yet, but it could with increased demand.
However, not every negative netflow brings an increase. It's important to note that if, as in this chart, outflows continue while the price also rises, a strong trend can be formed. If demand weakens while outflows continue, sharp declines may begin.
In the short term, the probability of continued upward movement is high. This is also supported by the technical structure, as the market is struggling to find coins to sell.
In the medium to long term, I expect the decline to continue as the technically downtrend structure is still intact. Therefore, this upward movement may only be a correction of the decline. Don't fall into FOMO unless we see a 3-day close above $81,500. $BTC #Binance
Ethereum has completed its intermediate uptrend. I now expect it to start falling. It maintains its downtrend structure. Unless it closes above $2500 for 3 days, I will maintain my downward expectation. #ethereum
ethereum support levels:
$2100
$1750
$1350
$ETH
ethereum support levels:
$2100
$1750
$1350
$ETH
Bitcoin is rising, but will this rise form a trend? Based on the current chart, we can't say an uptrend has started. For an uptrend to begin, we need to see three consecutive closes above $81,500!
My expectation of a decline continues; I've mentioned the possibility of a rise in both on-chain and technical analysis posts. I think we're nearing the end of this false spring. #bitcoin
bitcoin support levels
$72750
$64800
$57850
$51700
$BTC #bitcoin
My expectation of a decline continues; I've mentioned the possibility of a rise in both on-chain and technical analysis posts. I think we're nearing the end of this false spring. #bitcoin
bitcoin support levels
$72750
$64800
$57850
$51700
$BTC #bitcoin
A New Bottom is Coming for Ethereum
Whenever the Exchange Supply Ratio makes a sharp drop, the price also tends to form a bottom. Historically, this behavior shows that when the Ratio falls, the supply on exchanges decreases. This generally indicates that as selling pressure decreases, the price also enters a bottoming zone. However, there is a significant divergence in the current chart. The Ratio has now fallen back to its lowest levels, but the price hasn't produced a bottom of the same magnitude; it's still holding above. This suggests the price hasn't yet reached its true bottom. Even if the supply decrease indicated by the Ratio has occurred, the price may not have fully priced it in yet. This increases the possibility of a delayed downward movement. This could be because the market is being artificially held high. It's possible the price will remain resistant for a while longer, particularly due to the influence of the derivatives market. However, such divergences generally don't last long.
In short, the ratio has bottomed out in the current scenario, and the price should have bottomed out as well, but it didn't. Such divergences are often resolved by the price falling and aligning with the ratio. Therefore, in the current scenario, the risk is downward, and the possibility of a delayed bottom is on the table. The market may soon close this gap. $ETH #Ethereum
Whenever the Exchange Supply Ratio makes a sharp drop, the price also tends to form a bottom. Historically, this behavior shows that when the Ratio falls, the supply on exchanges decreases. This generally indicates that as selling pressure decreases, the price also enters a bottoming zone. However, there is a significant divergence in the current chart. The Ratio has now fallen back to its lowest levels, but the price hasn't produced a bottom of the same magnitude; it's still holding above. This suggests the price hasn't yet reached its true bottom. Even if the supply decrease indicated by the Ratio has occurred, the price may not have fully priced it in yet. This increases the possibility of a delayed downward movement. This could be because the market is being artificially held high. It's possible the price will remain resistant for a while longer, particularly due to the influence of the derivatives market. However, such divergences generally don't last long.
In short, the ratio has bottomed out in the current scenario, and the price should have bottomed out as well, but it didn't. Such divergences are often resolved by the price falling and aligning with the ratio. Therefore, in the current scenario, the risk is downward, and the possibility of a delayed bottom is on the table. The market may soon close this gap. $ETH #Ethereum
XRP Investors Get Ready: A Rise is Imminent!
The most striking event in the chart is that when the gap between the ratio and the price widens, the market structure becomes unhealthy, and this usually closes with an aggressive move.
Focusing on the current outlook, the Leverage ratio is significantly low and trading sideways. Despite this low leverage environment, the price is holding within a relatively high range. This means the market is no longer being driven by leverage. In short, preparations for an upward move are complete!
In the past, such widenings (low ratio – high price divergence) haven't lasted long. This is because either the price falls and approaches the ratio, or the ratio rises rapidly. This usually happens with a sharp upward movement in price. Rises that occur when the ratio is low accelerate and become more aggressive with the addition of leverage.
In this chart, leverage has been removed, speculative load has decreased, and the price hasn't completely collapsed yet. This means that
when new long leverage entry begins, the price reaction will be sharper than usual.
With such a clear difference, the market is currently calm but in a phase of accumulating potential energy. If the ratio starts to turn upward, it will produce not just an upward movement, but a sharp price action with an accelerating squeeze.
In short, these types of periods generally result in sudden and powerful price expansions, not slow increases. $XRP #Xrp🔥🔥 #Ripple
The most striking event in the chart is that when the gap between the ratio and the price widens, the market structure becomes unhealthy, and this usually closes with an aggressive move.
Focusing on the current outlook, the Leverage ratio is significantly low and trading sideways. Despite this low leverage environment, the price is holding within a relatively high range. This means the market is no longer being driven by leverage. In short, preparations for an upward move are complete!
In the past, such widenings (low ratio – high price divergence) haven't lasted long. This is because either the price falls and approaches the ratio, or the ratio rises rapidly. This usually happens with a sharp upward movement in price. Rises that occur when the ratio is low accelerate and become more aggressive with the addition of leverage.
In this chart, leverage has been removed, speculative load has decreased, and the price hasn't completely collapsed yet. This means that
when new long leverage entry begins, the price reaction will be sharper than usual.
With such a clear difference, the market is currently calm but in a phase of accumulating potential energy. If the ratio starts to turn upward, it will produce not just an upward movement, but a sharp price action with an accelerating squeeze.
In short, these types of periods generally result in sudden and powerful price expansions, not slow increases. $XRP #Xrp🔥🔥 #Ripple
Silver is at a significant support level. $75 is now a weakening support level. If this decline remains a retest – which is my expectation – we could see a new rise to the $95 level.
The US interest rate decision to be announced this week may affect the direction of metals. $XAG
The US interest rate decision to be announced this week may affect the direction of metals. $XAG
The gold and silver charts are very similar this week. The only difference in gold is that it may have retested an uptrend. This could lead to another sharp drop.
I don't see any political or economic reason for gold to fall. Therefore, unless there are strong sell-offs, I think we will see $5000 again in the coming period. $XAU
I don't see any political or economic reason for gold to fall. Therefore, unless there are strong sell-offs, I think we will see $5000 again in the coming period. $XAU
Could We Have Missed the Bottom in Bitcoin?
Net Realized Profit and Loss looks very strongly positive around mid-2025. Investors are realizing significant profits. We can also call this period the peak formation process. Afterwards, NRPL gradually weakens and falls into negative territory. Especially during the sharp drop at the beginning of 2026, loss-making sales increase.
In the current chart, NRPL continues with a slightly negative trend. In other words,
There is no large-scale profit-taking, but aggressive stop-loss is also over. Weak hands in the market have largely exited.
Net Unrealized Profit/Loss (NUPL)
Throughout 2025, NUPL is positive at 0.5+, after which it falls to around 0.2.
In the current chart, NUPL is seen to be in the approximately 0.25 – 0.30 range. This region is neither cheap nor expensive. Investors are still in profit, but that old excessive confidence is gone.
NRPL indicates that selling pressure has ended, while NUPL suggests the market is still profitable but cautious. In other words, fewer investors are willing to sell, but buyers aren't actively participating either.
According to the charts, investors are in a "let's wait for it to rise a little more before I get out" mode; therefore, selling pressure is evident on upward movements.
Since NUPL is still low, the "every dip is a buying opportunity" mode hasn't fully begun.
NRPL moving out of negative territory indicates that panic selling has ended and a slow recovery phase has begun.
Based on these two metrics, the market is neither in a bear market nor at the peak of a bull run; it's more in a recovery phase.
Bitcoin investors aren't currently expecting a major drop, but they don't believe in a strong upward movement either. Therefore, they are selling on upward movements and cautiously buying on downward movements. $BTC
Net Realized Profit and Loss looks very strongly positive around mid-2025. Investors are realizing significant profits. We can also call this period the peak formation process. Afterwards, NRPL gradually weakens and falls into negative territory. Especially during the sharp drop at the beginning of 2026, loss-making sales increase.
In the current chart, NRPL continues with a slightly negative trend. In other words,
There is no large-scale profit-taking, but aggressive stop-loss is also over. Weak hands in the market have largely exited.
Net Unrealized Profit/Loss (NUPL)
Throughout 2025, NUPL is positive at 0.5+, after which it falls to around 0.2.
In the current chart, NUPL is seen to be in the approximately 0.25 – 0.30 range. This region is neither cheap nor expensive. Investors are still in profit, but that old excessive confidence is gone.
NRPL indicates that selling pressure has ended, while NUPL suggests the market is still profitable but cautious. In other words, fewer investors are willing to sell, but buyers aren't actively participating either.
According to the charts, investors are in a "let's wait for it to rise a little more before I get out" mode; therefore, selling pressure is evident on upward movements.
Since NUPL is still low, the "every dip is a buying opportunity" mode hasn't fully begun.
NRPL moving out of negative territory indicates that panic selling has ended and a slow recovery phase has begun.
Based on these two metrics, the market is neither in a bear market nor at the peak of a bull run; it's more in a recovery phase.
Bitcoin investors aren't currently expecting a major drop, but they don't believe in a strong upward movement either. Therefore, they are selling on upward movements and cautiously buying on downward movements. $BTC
Ethereum's Rise Is Just an Illusion
The recent rise of the leverage ratio above the price for the first time in a long time is quite striking. If the price doesn't keep pace with the rising leverage ratio, it indicates that leveraged positions are increasing faster than spot demand in the market. In other words, what's driving the price isn't actual buying, but rather derivatives market positions. Especially when the price is still in a weak recovery phase, the continuous increase in leverage indicates aggressive positioning (long or short, it doesn't matter) in the market. Therefore, the recent rise is not due to spot buying, but to leveraged transactions. When the ratio rises above the price, the market becomes "overleveraged."
I specifically looked at this chart through Binance because a large portion of the derivatives volume circulates there, meaning we see leverage behavior most clearly there.
In this environment, an unhealthy rise, liquidation risk, and increased volatility are expected.
Such divergences usually don't end peacefully. A sharp dump follows the upward movement. (Position Clearing)
The market is about to clarify its direction, but given the current density of positions, this move is likely to be sharp and one-sided when it occurs. $ETH
The recent rise of the leverage ratio above the price for the first time in a long time is quite striking. If the price doesn't keep pace with the rising leverage ratio, it indicates that leveraged positions are increasing faster than spot demand in the market. In other words, what's driving the price isn't actual buying, but rather derivatives market positions. Especially when the price is still in a weak recovery phase, the continuous increase in leverage indicates aggressive positioning (long or short, it doesn't matter) in the market. Therefore, the recent rise is not due to spot buying, but to leveraged transactions. When the ratio rises above the price, the market becomes "overleveraged."
I specifically looked at this chart through Binance because a large portion of the derivatives volume circulates there, meaning we see leverage behavior most clearly there.
In this environment, an unhealthy rise, liquidation risk, and increased volatility are expected.
Such divergences usually don't end peacefully. A sharp dump follows the upward movement. (Position Clearing)
The market is about to clarify its direction, but given the current density of positions, this move is likely to be sharp and one-sided when it occurs. $ETH
Bitcoin Investors Want a New Bottom
The Exchange Stablecoins Ratio (ASR) essentially shows the ratio of the amount of stablecoins on exchanges to the Bitcoin reserve. Simply put, a high ratio means there are many stablecoins readily available on Binance, while a low ratio means there are fewer stablecoins and a higher BTC weighting.
Currently, this ratio has fallen to historical lows (~0.5) on the chart. This is a very important signal. Because Binance is an exchange with large investors, this directly reflects the impact of the stablecoin ratio on the markets.
This means that liquidity is weak in the market, and the stablecoin side, i.e., the money ready to buy, is very small. When this ratio drops this low, it means that the money waiting on Binance has decreased, meaning the power to make new purchases is weak. The market is full of crypto internally, but there is no buyer support from outside. The market is fully deployed, and in the past, these situations have generally resulted in a price drop. First, the BTC price hits the bottom, then buyers come in.
In the current situation, internal investors have already taken positions. Stablecoins have largely been converted to crypto. There is very little money waiting in the market. This increases the risk of exit liquidity.
When stablecoins are scarce, there won't be enough buyers to absorb the sell-off. This can make declines sharper and faster.
Looking at the chart, the ratio was high in mid-2024, indicating potential for price increase. Towards 2025, the ratio began to decline, making the price fragile even if it rose. Currently, the price is still high, but the ratio is at its lowest point. This divergence indicates a lack of liquidity to support the price. Therefore, the rise is largely driven by internal capital circulation. There is no interest from new investors. This situation is unsustainable. Resistance breakouts will be fake. Unless this ratio increases, it's not unrealistic to expect a new low. A rally won't happen until new investors say, "Okay, the market has now reached a buying level." $BTC
The Exchange Stablecoins Ratio (ASR) essentially shows the ratio of the amount of stablecoins on exchanges to the Bitcoin reserve. Simply put, a high ratio means there are many stablecoins readily available on Binance, while a low ratio means there are fewer stablecoins and a higher BTC weighting.
Currently, this ratio has fallen to historical lows (~0.5) on the chart. This is a very important signal. Because Binance is an exchange with large investors, this directly reflects the impact of the stablecoin ratio on the markets.
This means that liquidity is weak in the market, and the stablecoin side, i.e., the money ready to buy, is very small. When this ratio drops this low, it means that the money waiting on Binance has decreased, meaning the power to make new purchases is weak. The market is full of crypto internally, but there is no buyer support from outside. The market is fully deployed, and in the past, these situations have generally resulted in a price drop. First, the BTC price hits the bottom, then buyers come in.
In the current situation, internal investors have already taken positions. Stablecoins have largely been converted to crypto. There is very little money waiting in the market. This increases the risk of exit liquidity.
When stablecoins are scarce, there won't be enough buyers to absorb the sell-off. This can make declines sharper and faster.
Looking at the chart, the ratio was high in mid-2024, indicating potential for price increase. Towards 2025, the ratio began to decline, making the price fragile even if it rose. Currently, the price is still high, but the ratio is at its lowest point. This divergence indicates a lack of liquidity to support the price. Therefore, the rise is largely driven by internal capital circulation. There is no interest from new investors. This situation is unsustainable. Resistance breakouts will be fake. Unless this ratio increases, it's not unrealistic to expect a new low. A rally won't happen until new investors say, "Okay, the market has now reached a buying level." $BTC
Is the Bitcoin rally over or continuing?
BTC has been stuck in a resistance zone for a long time, moving within a wedge. Even if the formation creates a bull trap, it will likely lead to a decline. The price is expected to fall to at least the $72K level.
#BTC price will not move above $81500 unless the direction is ⬇️
$BTC
BTC has been stuck in a resistance zone for a long time, moving within a wedge. Even if the formation creates a bull trap, it will likely lead to a decline. The price is expected to fall to at least the $72K level.
#BTC price will not move above $81500 unless the direction is ⬇️
$BTC
After a long downtrend, dominance formed a base in the bottom region and then initiated an upward trend by making rising lows. This indicates that capital is slowly starting to shift back to ETH.
However, there's an important detail in the final section. Price (dominance) is being rejected around 11.5%, initiating a short-term downward correction. This pullback is currently moving directly towards the rising trend line (approximately the 10.7–10.8 band).
▪️ As ETH dominance increases, liquidity in the market shifts to ETH. ▪️ As ETH dominance decreases, liquidity spreads to altcoins.
The current pullback doesn't seem like a trend break; it appears more like a correction following an upward move. Therefore, the key factor is whether this trend line will be maintained.
The impact of this situation on #Ethereum and the overall altcoin market will be directly related to liquidity distribution. While dominance is retreating, altcoins may perform relatively better in the short term. However, if dominance remains in an upward trend as it is now, this strengthening will be temporary rather than permanent. As long as the overall trend in ETH dominance remains upward, market leadership will continue to belong to ETH.
Dominance is still structurally in the process of recovering from its bottom. During this process, it is thought that some divergent coins within the altcoin market will accompany ETH.
In summary, the chart says:
The market is not yet in a completely altcoin-focused phase. Although liquidity flows to altcoins from time to time, the overall structure points to a period where ETH is increasing its weight within the system again. This shows that altcoin performance continues to largely depend on the strength of ETH. $ETH #Ethereum
However, there's an important detail in the final section. Price (dominance) is being rejected around 11.5%, initiating a short-term downward correction. This pullback is currently moving directly towards the rising trend line (approximately the 10.7–10.8 band).
▪️ As ETH dominance increases, liquidity in the market shifts to ETH. ▪️ As ETH dominance decreases, liquidity spreads to altcoins.
The current pullback doesn't seem like a trend break; it appears more like a correction following an upward move. Therefore, the key factor is whether this trend line will be maintained.
The impact of this situation on #Ethereum and the overall altcoin market will be directly related to liquidity distribution. While dominance is retreating, altcoins may perform relatively better in the short term. However, if dominance remains in an upward trend as it is now, this strengthening will be temporary rather than permanent. As long as the overall trend in ETH dominance remains upward, market leadership will continue to belong to ETH.
Dominance is still structurally in the process of recovering from its bottom. During this process, it is thought that some divergent coins within the altcoin market will accompany ETH.
In summary, the chart says:
The market is not yet in a completely altcoin-focused phase. Although liquidity flows to altcoins from time to time, the overall structure points to a period where ETH is increasing its weight within the system again. This shows that altcoin performance continues to largely depend on the strength of ETH. $ETH #Ethereum
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