Bitcoin is expected to trade in the $110,000–$120,000 range over the next one to two weeks, while Ethereum looks stronger, with targets between $4,600 and $5,200.

Ethereum’s rally past $4,300 signals robust ecosystem demand and the potential onset of an altcoin season.

A key catalyst has been Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell’s unexpectedly dovish comments, which boosted risk-on appetite across markets.

On-chain data shows capital rotation underway, with whales selling Bitcoin to increase Ethereum exposure, further accelerating ETH’s momentum.

This macro easing, combined with sustained ETF inflows and Ethereum’s growing utility, suggests ETH is positioned to outperform in the near term.

Bitcoin should remain supported by institutional demand, but Ethereum’s fundamentals and ETF prospects give it an edge in leading the next leg of the market rally.

Gracy Chen, CEO of Bitget

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