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ETH advanced 4% during the day, outperforming BTC's 1.5% loss and slight gains of the broader market benchmark CoinDesk 20 Index.The ETH/BTC ratio hit its weakest level in three years last week, but has rebounded since and is poised for more gains, observers noted.Bitcoin is likely to move sideways until year-end, said Paul Howard, senior director of Wincent.

The cryptocurrency market has experienced a significant downturn, with major digital assets posting notable losses.

Bitcoin recently dropped below $92,000 after briefly approaching $100,000, prompting a mix of concerns and optimism among analysts.

U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs saw significant outflows on Monday, totaling $438 million, marking the end of a five-day period of inflows that had brought in nearly $3.4 billion.

Bitcoin's price is teetering on a critical support level as it navigates recent market turbulence.

Bitcoin's price has fallen sharply, dropping over 5.6% to $92,774 as of Nov. 26, following a historic high of $99,000 on Nov. 22.

Bitcoin has fallen over 6% in the last 24 hours.Indicators suggest BTC could drop to as low as $90,000.Ether outperforms the broader market.