Akash Girimath

Ethereum (ETH) has dropped nearly 30% since December 16, 2024, due to Bitcoin's (BTC) crash under $90K on Monday. The sudden collapse in BTC and the broader crypto market seems to have created an opportunity for whales to accumulate. According to on-chain data, the supply held by whales has grown by more than 1 million ETH since then. With this bullish development, what's next? A sustained bottom formation or a swift rally beyond 2024 highs? Let's explore.

With President-elect Donald Trump's inauguration only five days away, the crypto markets have been uncertain. One effect of this is the recent crash that pushed Bitcoin (BTC) price below $90,000. While some traders expect a much deeper correction, others believe it is the end of the downtrend or pullbacks.

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Bitcoin (BTC) hit a new all-time high (ATH) on Monday as it shot up 3.79% in anticipation of Donald Trump's inauguration speech. Since then, BTC has dropped 4.54% and currently trades around $104,965. With the short-term outlook uncertain due to the recent choppy movement, let's look at BTC dominance and what that means for the long-term outlook of Bitcoin price.