CoinMeta data: Since the summer, Ethereum (ETH) has outperformed Bitcoin (BTC), but currently, Ethereum is facing a test at $2,800, with the current trading price being around $2,690. Analyst Richard Salmond pointed out that from early June to mid-September, Ethereum's value increased by about 25%, while Bitcoin's only increased by about 5%. He attributed this difference to stronger capital inflows and improvements in the Ethereum network economy. Bitcoin recently reached an eight-month high of $87,000, indicating that capital can quickly flow back into Bitcoin. Ethereum has been struggling in the $2,800 range, and analyses of Ethereum have emphasized this resistance level. On September 25th, US spot Ethereum recorded a net inflow of $87 million, mainly driven by Blackstone's ETHA, while Bitcoin had a net outflow of about $463 million. Although the capital inflow did not directly lead to a price breakthrough, Reuters' technical analysis suggests that if Ethereum breaks through $2,661, it could move towards $3,050. $2,800 is a key level; if Ethereum can regain and hold this area, it may continue to outperform.