Ethereum “flipping” Bitcoin has been one of the biggest debates in crypto for years. In this video, I break down the strongest case for ETH eventually overtaking BTC, as well as the biggest reasons why it might never happen. From institutional flows and staking ETFs to treasury company risks and nar

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The video provides a fundamental analysis of the possibility of Ethereum overtaking Bitcoin in market capitalization, a scenario known as 'The Flippening'. The analyst references that ETH's price has failed to overtake BTC's price previously, and recently people are talking about the possibility of ETH overtaking BTC in social media platforms.The video establishes a required ETH/BTC ratio of 0.16 for The Flippening to occur, based on that if ETH can reach 4x its current price, but emphasizes the importance of the ETH/BTC ratio over the dollar price of each.The analysis uses a bullish argument of increase interest from financial institutions, with 9% of the Ethereum supply already held. Treasury companies, that are the instrument through which ETH is acquired, operate on a cycle of raising capital and buying more ETH, thus continuing to be bullish. Also, the Treasury stock tends to trade at a premium when more ETH is acquired, resulting in raising even more money. It also mentions the low staking APY of 3%, even when demand is still at all-time high values.On the bearish side, and still being cautious to be fair, it says that these Treasury companies don't have solid businesses, and depend on Hype to go on.It also mentions the risk of sell pressure from people cashing out of ETH. Also mentions that the days where $3B could flip ETH’s market are long gone.The model also indicates that altcoins might try to launch more ETFS so ETH demand diminishes

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1. Original source published

   03 Sept 2025, 19:03 UTC

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