According to @milesdeutscher, Ethereum’s market cap has historically peaked near 35 percent of Bitcoin’s during major bull runs, with 2017 around 35 percent and 2021 around 36 percent, source: @milesdeutscher citing @YashasEdu. He adds that using the same 35 percent ratio implies ETH would be near 6,000 dollars at Bitcoin’s current market cap, and above 8,000 dollars if BTC reaches 150,000 dollars, source: @milesdeutscher. He notes ETH is still lagging but starting to catch up, highlighting a potential relative strength shift traders can monitor through ETH’s share of BTC market cap, source: @milesdeutscher.

According to @AltcoinGordon, the market is watching whether $SWIF can flip $BOSS in the next 24 hours, raising the question of short-term memecoin market cap leadership. source: @AltcoinGordon, X, Aug 10, 2025 The post provides no price, market cap, or volume figures, so traders must independently verify real-time circulating market cap, 24h volume, and DEX liquidity for $SWIF and $BOSS to confirm any flippening. sources: @AltcoinGordon, X, Aug 10, 2025; DEXTools; CoinGecko A flippening would be evidenced by $SWIF’s circulating market cap exceeding $BOSS while sustaining higher 24h turnover and sufficient liquidity depth to limit slippage. sources: CoinGecko methodology; DEXTools liquidity data Practical checks include tracking the $SWIF/$BOSS market cap ratio crossing 1.0, 24h volume leadership, top-holder accumulation, and whale inflows via on-chain analytics. sources: CoinGecko; DEXTools; Nansen