Bitcoin’s (BTC) commanding position in the crypto ecosystem continues to strengthen.
When combined with the top two stablecoins at market value – Tether (USDT) and Circle’s (USDC) – these three assets now represent approx. 72% of the total cryptocurrency market. This dominance emphasizes a wider consolidation at the top of the digital asset market as capital burrows against perceived security and strength.
BTC alone has risen to a 64.60% share of the crypto market value, short -term levels of touch not seen since January 2021. This increase in dominance reflects growing investor preference for bitcoin in the midst of the current macroeconomic and market security.
While Bitcoin consolidates his leadership, its closest competitor, Ether (ETH), continues to fight in 2025. Eth has fallen more than 50% years to date, under -priesting Bitcoin. The ETH/BTC ratio has gone to 0.01765, a level last seen in early 2020, highlighting the extended benefit gap between the two leading digital assets.
Bitcoin is also especially deviated from US stocks. Since “Liberation Day” in early April, the S&P 500 is down 6%, while BTC has increased by 4%, which effectively keeps its land despite the external market pressure. From writing, Bitcoin trades just over $ 88,000, while ether holds just over $ 1,600.
The most important technical levels to look for Bitcoin
Bitcoin is currently just below several critical on-chain and technical levels that may have an impact on short-term price direction:
- 200-day sliding average: $ 87,965
- 2025 Realized Price (Average cost basis for 2025 BTC buyers): $ 91,565
- Short -term proprietor realized price (Average entry price for BTC held under six months): $ 92,385
Historically, Bitcoin tends to enter a sustained bull market when dealing with these important technical levels.
