Bitcoin Takes the Lead Again: Ether-to-BTC Ratio Plunges to Record Low
As a result of more innovative US crypto legislation, bitcoin exposure is rising in cryptocurrency portfolios. The increase is partly attributed to growing institutional adoption since spot Bitcoin ETFs were introduced, according to a recent Bybit analysis. As of May, 30.95% of all assets, or over one-third of investor portfolios, are made up of bitcoin, up from 25.4% in November 2024.
According to the report, Bitcoin is now the biggest asset that cryptocurrency investors own. At the end of April, the ether-to-bitcoin holding ratio fell to a 2025 low of 0.15, although it later rose to the current 0.27. This indicates that investors are probably holding roughly $4 worth of Bitcoin for every $1 worth of Ether.
Bitcoin Crushes Global Markets After Trump Inauguration
Following the inauguration of US President Donald Trump, Bitcoin beat all of the major global assets, including the stock market, equities, treasuries, and precious metals. According to a March 2025 Cointelegraph story, this outstanding result attracted a lot of interest in Bitcoin as a portfolio diversifier with the potential to yield extra gains.
Since June 5, corporate Bitcoin holding entities have nearly doubled as a result of the new wave of institutional adoption spurred by Bitcoin’s strong returns. According to BitcoinTreasuries.NET, the number of businesses that have Bitcoin on their balance sheets has increased from 124 to over 244 in just a few weeks.
Bitcoin to Hit $1.8 Million by 2035? Analyst Predicts Gold-Level Dominance
Over 1.39 million Bitcoin, or 6.6% of the entire supply, are held in spot Bitcoin ETFs, while 834,000 Bitcoin, or 3.97% of the total supply, are stored in treasuries of public companies. By 2035, institutional usage of Bitcoin may have increased to $1.8 million. Bitcoin might start to challenge gold‘s $22 trillion market valuation, according to Joe Burnett, director of market research at Unchained.
When I think about where Bitcoin will be in 10 years, there are two models I admire. One is the parallel model, which suggests that Bitcoin will be about $1.8 million in 2035
Burnett
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