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Ethereum's price recovery led it to recover its dominance over stablecoins, with its market cap now standing at just over $243 billion.
Andjela Radmilac 2 min read 
Ethereum is up 61% against Bitcoin since lows of $877 in June. Could the flippening be on the cards with a $3,750 price target
Since 2010, long-term holders have been buying Bitcoin every time its price was pushed downwards and have sold into almost every peak.
While Bitcoin's SOPR has been retesting its resistance, Ethereum has been retesting its support, showing the two could be moving in opposite directions.
While macro uncertainty has pushed whales to sell off their coins and de-risk, it had little effect on small time holders who continued to accumulate.
Ethereum’s current rally could be attributed to speculation as traders race to post profits ahead of the upcoming Merge.
Several on-chain indicators show that Bitcoin could be nearing the end of its capitulation period.
Hash ribbons, miner balances, mining difficulty, and the Puell Multiple all show that Bitcoin reached its bottom and could be recovering.
Employment data showed better than expected results putting pressure on the Fed to act. Bitcoin and stocks dipped following the news.
