đš $BNB just set a new all-time high ($1,023).
Why does this matter compared to $ETH ETH?
New highs (ATHs):
In the past 60 days, BNB has made 13 new highs.
ETH has made only 1.
Repeated highs show persistent buying pressure, not just a one time spike.
Volatility:
Volatility tells you how much an asset usually moves in a day.
BNBâs current volatility is around 40% annualized, ETHâs is about 70%.
That translates roughly to BNB moving 2% a day, ETH moving 3â4%.
Lower volatility means a smoother path that is easier for big investors to hold.
Risk adjusted return:
This compares how much an asset gained versus how risky the path was.
Over the last 90 days, BNB scored about 1.68, ETH about 1.51.
That means BNB delivered more return per unit of risk than ETH, showing its rise has been more efficient.
Drawdowns (biggest fall from a peak):
Over the last year, BNBâs worst drop was â29%.
ETHâs was â63%.
Smaller setbacks mean BNB recovered faster and reached new highs while ETH is still below its peak.
BNB/ETH ratio (relative performance):
This ratio divides BNBâs price by ETHâs.
It has been trending higher, meaning BNB has been outperforming ETH directly, not just in dollar terms.
When this ratio climbs, capital often tilts toward the outperformer until the trend reverses.
So, What Does This Means ?
ETH still holds the deepest liquidity.
But BNB right now has the stronger mix: frequent new highs, smoother volatility, better efficiency, and faster recovery.
Thatâs why BNB looks like the leader of this cycle.