Recently, the crypto assets market has stirred once again. Bitcoin has surpassed $123,000, setting a new historical high, which has attracted widespread follow from investors. However, compared to Bitcoin's strong performance, the response of other altcoins (commonly known as "山寨币") has been relatively calm.

As Bitcoin investors begin to take profits, market funds have started to rotate. Ethereum (ETH), as the second largest Crypto Asset by market capitalization, has finally started to gain momentum. It broke through the $3,000 mark in one go, reaching a peak of $3,150, setting a new high in nearly five months. This breakthrough performance has sparked heated discussions in the market.

Analysts have pointed out that this could be the first step in the return of Bitcoin funds. The ETH/BTC ratio has broken through the annual line, indicating that the market may usher in a medium to long-term trend reversal. Some optimistic analysts even boldly predict that Ethereum's future performance may replicate Bitcoin's cyclical performance from 2018 to 2021. If this prediction comes true, Ethereum could see an increase of up to 1100%.

Although such predictions still carry a lot of uncertainty, market sentiment has clearly started to warm up. Investors are beginning to envision that the spring of other alts may also be approaching.

However, we must also remain cautious. The Crypto Assets market has always been highly volatile, with a high level of investment risk. Investors should fully consider their own risk tolerance and conduct in-depth research and analysis before making decisions.

As the market continues to evolve, we will keep following the performance of Ethereum and other altcoins. Whether they can truly usher in their own bull market still needs time to verify. In any case, this vibrant market will surely bring us more surprises and challenges.