CoinGecko data cited by Techub showed the Ethereum-to-Bitcoin ratio reached about 0.02954 intraday on Nov. 3 UTC, marking a seven-day high. The ratio was up roughly 2.3% from Oct. 29 and would need another 1.6% gain to reach 0.03. Over the Nov. 1 to Nov. 2 UTC close, Bitcoin fell from $78,248 to $76,677, a decline of about 2.0%, while Ethereum slipped from $2,273 to $2,249, down about 1.1%. Techub, citing Bitcoinist, also noted that ONDO dropped from $0.40431 to $0.38600, a fall of about 4.5%, and its ratio against Ethereum declined by around 3.5%. The figures point to relative strength in Ethereum versus Bitcoin during the period, even as both major tokens posted losses in dollar terms.
CoinGecko data cited by Techub showed that the Ethereum-to-Bitcoin ratio climbed to about 0.02954 intraday on Nov. 3 UTC, the highest level in seven days. That was roughly 2.3% above the level seen on Oct. 29. Based on that reading, the ratio would need to rise another 1.6% to reach 0.03.
In spot price terms, from the Nov. 1 UTC close to the Nov. 2 UTC close, Bitcoin fell from $78,248 to $76,677, a drop of about 2.0%. Ethereum moved from $2,273 to $2,249 over the same period, down about 1.1%.
Techub also cited Bitcoinist as saying that ONDO declined from $0.40431 to $0.38600, a loss of about 4.5%. Its ratio against Ethereum fell by around 3.5%.
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