Ethereum currently losing out in comparison with Bitcoin
Recently, when comparing the price trend of Ethereum with that of Bitcoin, ETH appears to be clearly struggling. Nevertheless, this is not a serious struggle, and since during bear markets situations like this are the norm, there is nothing particularly surprising about what is happening. The risk for Ethereum is always the one related to competition, also because Bitcoin instead basically continues not to suffer from it at all. However, competition for Ethereum is still not that significant, all things considered. Ethereums struggle Starting from the end of January, the price of ETH first collapsed from $3,000 to $1,740, but then bounced back above $2,000. Since 7 February it has been moving sideways in a range between $1,800 and $2,400, with rare and small exceptions above and below these thresholds. Bitcoin instead, starting from the second half of April, continued its rebound, going from $73,000 to $82,000, before returning to around $77,000. Ethereum did not experience this second small rebound. To compare the performance of Ethereum with that of Bitcoin, it is useful to analyze the price trend of ETH in BTC (ETHBTC). Between the end of January and the beginning of February, the price of Ethereum in Bitcoin fell from 0.0339 BTC to 0.0286, but in









