If the total crypto market cap doubles from here, the math is straightforward. Bitcoin at $79,108 and Ethereum at $2,465 would not simply double in a linear fashion.

Historically, Bitcoin dominance shifts during major liquidity events. A doubling of total market cap often sees BTC capture a smaller percentage of the flow. Capital rotates into mid-caps and large-cap altcoins with higher beta. This means ETH could see a larger multiple than BTC in that scenario, but it also carries higher downside risk during the pullback that typically follows the expansion.

A key metric to watch is realized cap versus market cap. If market cap doubles while realized cap lags, it signals that coins are moving to new buyers at higher prices. That is a sign of conviction. If realized cap catches up quickly, it means long-term holders are selling into strength.

Trading volume across spot markets must confirm the move. A doubling on thin volume is fragile. A doubling with sustained daily volume over several weeks is a different signal entirely.

The $79,108 BTC price and $2,465 ETH price are reference points. The next phase depends on whether inflows come from retail leverage or institutional spot accumulation. Those two drivers create very different market structures.

Watch the dominance chart and stablecoin reserves on exchanges. That data tells you who is positioned for the next leg.

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