Data: CoinGecko released a report that the ETH/BTC ratio has fallen below 0.05 for 14 consecutive months

According to ChainCatcher, CoinGecko released a report that the ETH/BTC ratio has been below 0.05 for 14 consecutive months. The ETH/BTC ratio reached a record high of 0.148 on June 12, 2017, when it was during the ICO-driven bull market. But in the past decade, the total number of days when the ETH/BTC ratio reached 0.1 was only 40 days, which was only 1.1% of the time. In 2017, there were 28 days when the ETH/BTC ratio reached 0.1 or higher, while the remaining 12 days occurred in 2018. Meanwhile, the total number of days with ETH/BTC ratio below 0.05 in the past decade has been 2,123 days, accounting for 57.6%. And for the remaining 41.4% of the time, the ETH/BTC ratio was between 0.05 and 0.1. Since losing the 0.05 level at the end of July last year, the ETH/BTC ratio has remained below 0.05 for 14 consecutive months. Historically, the longest record for ETH/BTC maintaining below 0.05 was about 33 months, lasting from August 14, 2018 to April 28, 2021. As of 2025, the annual average ETH/BTC ratio was at a five-year low of 0.027, the same as the average ETH/BTC ratio during the 2019-2020 bear market. This is mainly due to Bitcoin’s resilience in institutional adoption and changes in cryptocurrency rotation trends. .