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Bitcoinโ€™s dominance in the cryptocurrency market may be nearing its end, according to insights from Brian Armstrong, CEO of Coinbase. Armstrong suggests that Ethereum could soon surpass Bitcoin in market capitalization, a phenomenon known as "the flippening." The Ethereum network's versatility, particularly its smart contract capabilities, has fueled this speculation, with many seeing Ethereum as the backbone for future decentralized applications.

Armstrongโ€™s comments add to the ongoing debate about Bitcoinโ€™s long-term position in the crypto hierarchy. While Bitcoin remains the most recognized and widely held cryptocurrency, Ethereum's broader utility and active development community provide a strong foundation for its potential to overtake Bitcoin. The market has already seen Ethereum gradually close the gap in recent years, bolstered by the rise of DeFi and NFTs, both of which rely heavily on the Ethereum network.

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