- Bitcoin has maintained a record 812-day streak of outperforming Ethereum in the MVRV Ratio, indicating higher investor profitability throughout the current bull cycle.
- This dominance is also reflected in capital inflows, with Bitcoin attracting $468 billion since November 2022 compared to Ethereum’s $61 billion.
Bitcoin is once again flexing its dominance over Ethereum — this time with a record-breaking run in investor profitability. On-chain data reveals that Bitcoin’s Market Value to Realized Value (MVRV) Ratio has now outpaced Ethereum’s for 812 consecutive days, marking the longest such streak in crypto history.
What Is the MVRV Ratio — and Why It Matters
The MVRV Ratio compares a cryptocurrency’s current market value with the average price at which its coins last moved on-chain — a proxy for investor profitability. When the MVRV is above 1, investors are generally in profit; when it drops below 1, they’re in the red.
Since the start of the latest bull cycle, Bitcoin’s MVRV has surged ahead, reflecting that its holders are seeing stronger unrealized gains. Ethereum, meanwhile, has been lagging behind — with its MVRV Ratio now dipping below 1, signaling that the average ETH investor is currently underwater.
Bitcoin Pulls in More Capital Than Ethereum
It’s not just the MVRV Ratio that paints a bullish picture for Bitcoin. Glassnode’s data also highlights a major disparity in capital inflows between the two assets. Since the market bottom in November 2022, Bitcoin’s Realized Cap — the total value of coins based on their last on-chain movement — has ballooned by $468 billion. Ethereum’s Realized Cap, by contrast, has only grown by $61 billion.
This difference suggests Bitcoin has attracted a much larger wave of new investment and demand in this cycle, contributing to its stronger price performance and investor confidence.
A Bull Cycle Built on Strength
Bitcoin’s dominance over Ethereum in MVRV and capital inflows underscores a broader market trend: confidence in BTC remains resilient even amid downturns. While both assets have experienced pullbacks recently, Ethereum has suffered deeper losses — further widening the MVRV gap.
As of now, Bitcoin is trading around $79,300, down over 3% in the past week. But despite the dip, long-term holders remain in profit — a testament to BTC’s strong position in the current market cycle.
Ethereum, for now, may need a significant shift in investor momentum and capital inflow to catch up. Until then, Bitcoin’s unbroken 812-day dominance continues to set the pace.
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