Recently, Bitcoin's performance is indeed worth paying attention to. After breaking through the key resistance level of $95,000, it finally exited a nearly two-month consolidation range, which can be seen as a clear positive signal. In comparison, although Ethereum has experienced a sharper increase, its trend appears somewhat weak, oscillating around $3,400 repeatedly, showing a lack of momentum.

From the capital perspective, the situation is even clearer. The single-day large transaction volume for BTC reached about $1.7 billion, accounting for over 40% of the total trading volume, indicating that large investors and institutions are pouring money into BTC. Meanwhile, ETH's large transactions are only $130 million, about 20% of the total, clearly not in the same league. This comparison is enough to demonstrate that the main force in the market is currently bullish on Bitcoin, with capital showing a significant concentration effect.