The Bitcoin command position (BTC) in the cryptographic ecosystem continues to strengthen.
When combined with the two main stables for market capitalization: Tether (USDT) and Circle (USDC), these three assets now represent approximately 72% of the total cryptocurrency market. This domain underlines a broader consolidation in the upper part of the digital asset market, since capital gravitates towards perceived security and strength.
BTC has only increased to a 64.60% participation in cryptography market capitalization, with short touches that have not been observed since January 2021. This increase in domain reflects the growing preference of investors by Bitcoin in the midst of macroeconomic uncertainty and the current market.
While Bitcoin consolidates his leadership, his closest competitor, Ethher (ETH), continues to fight in 2025. ETH has fallen more than 50% of low performance and low performance bitcoin. The ETH/BTC ratio has been reduced to 0.01765, a level that is last seen at the beginning of 2020, highlighting the extensive performance gap between the two leading digital assets.
Bitcoin has also noted significantly from US actions. From the “Liberation Day” in early April, the S&P 500 has dropped 6%, while BTC has increased by 4%, maintaining its signature despite the external market pressures. At the time of writing, Bitcoin trades slightly above $ 88,000, while Ether remains just above $ 1,600.
Key technical levels to observe Bitcoin
Bitcoin is currently just under several critical levels in the chain and technicians that could influence the short -term price direction:
- 200 -day mobile average: $ 87,965
- 2025 price made (Average chain cost base for 2025 BTC buyers): $ 91,565
- Short -term holder Price made (Average entrance price for BTC in less than six months): $ 92,385
Historically, Bitcoin tends to enter a sustained bullish market when quoted above these key technical levels.
