The analysis discusses Samson Mow's prediction that Ethereum investors will shift back to Bitcoin as Ethereum rises. Ether hit $4,303 on Sunday, marking its highest weekly close since November 2021, a 21% gain. Mow suggests Ethereum's rally might precede a reversal, with capital flowing back into Bitcoin. He claims many long-term ETH holders, especially early insiders, already own significant Bitcoin amounts. ETH gains are fueled by BTC rotations into ETH on new treasury narratives. Once prices rise, investors will sell ETH, leaving new bagholders, and move profits back into Bitcoin. He warns that surpassing Ether's previous all-time high will be challenging. The ETH/BTC ratio is currently at 0.036, double its April low of 0.018, according to TradingView. Anthony Sassano dismissed Mow's remarks as old-school Bitcoin maxi rhetoric. Ted Pillows forecasts ETH will break its all-time high, triggering a brief altseason before capital rotates back into Bitcoin toward $140,000 and then flows back into ETH and other altcoins. Bitcoin dominance has fallen 10% since late June, as traders shift into alternative assets. Buterin warns against risks behind the ETH treasury boom, stating excessive leverage could pose long-term risks and potentially lead to ETH's downfall. BitMine Immersion Technologies, chaired by Fundstrat's Tom Lee, added 208,137 ETH to its growing crypto reserves, boosting total holdings to 833,137 ETH, now worth over $3 billion.