Quote from: YOSHIE on Today at 07:38:54 AM

Such cycles are referred to as “flippening” I am not surprised and do not faint when it happens, a phenomenon that often occurs in the crypto market, such as: crypto A overtook Crypto B, but this phenomenon never happened to Ether and Bitcoin, it's been almost 13 years.

From year to year Bitcoin always keeps a good value, you can say digital gold is the main point, Bitcoin is also backed by many big investors around the world, to be used as a crypto asset in their portfolio, so what I want to say is: although Ether wants to overtake Bitcoin's position long enough it can happen, In my opinion, because the largest and largest market capitalization from year to year in crypto asset storage is Bitcoin, so investors trust Bitcoin as the most secure asset in the world than Ether, so if you want to see the phenomenon of Ether replace Bitcoin's position, maybe you need 50 years in the future, but can't guarantee and ensure that it can happen.

So, from now on you save as much Ether as possible, maybe 50 years from now, your dream will come true.

I'll take the under on that. And btw, Ether hasn't been out for 13 years so you can't throw that comparison out there. It has been out for 6 now, and in that time has outperformed Bitcoin. Nothing to say it can't flip it in the coming months (which I think will undoubtedly happen), and also nothing to say that tarnishes BTC reputation moving ahead. I envision a market where BTC does not need to be #1, yet still operates and functions as the reserve asset of this market and the gold standard.