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Ethereum’s market share has fallen to a two-year low, sending signals of structural weakness in the market
On May 25, according to BIT graphic analysis, during the 2020-2021 bull market, Ethereum’s market cap share once approached 18%, and the market broadly expected smart contract platforms to reshape parts of the traditional financial system’s infrastructure and business processes.
However, the market’s high expectations have not been able to translate into a real competitive advantage for ETH. Over the past two years, its market cap share within the digital asset ecosystem has continued to decline.
At present, Ethereum’s market cap share has fallen below 10% again, shrinking by more than half compared with two years ago. This trend indicates that ETH’s relative position in the crypto market continues to weaken, with capital flowing into other ecosystems or narratives.
The analysis notes that this trend is especially worth being wary of for investors with heavier ETH holdings. If the decline in Ethereum’s market cap share persists, it may continue to face pressure and remain relatively weak.
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