ETH/BTC Ratio at All-Time Lows Monitoring Crypto Rotation Signals (similar to Gold)

Commodity traders have been looking at the gold/silver ratio for ages. Basically, when silver gets cheaper compared to gold, cash tends to flow into silver. This concept works pretty well for crypto too. Right now, the ETH/BTC ratio is around 0.028, which is flirting with levels we haven't seen since 2020. Just to give you some perspective: 2020 low: about 0.020 (ETH ended up massively outperforming BTC in the following year) 2022 low: about 0.050 (ETH still did pretty well against BTC after that) Current: around 0.028 creeping back into that "historically cheap" zone. But that doesn't necessarily mean to jump in and buy ETH right away. The trick with ratio trading is not just spotting something cheap; it’s waiting for the trend to actually change direction. The action usually kicks off after the ratio starts to turn around, not while it’s still on the way down. You can use this idea with other pairs as well: ETH/BTC (the most liquid and closely followed) BTC/Gold (crypto versus traditional value stores) SOL/ETH (higher-risk rotation within crypto) I’ve been using this tool called RatioFlip to keep tabs on all this. It’s free, gives live ratio updates, and points out when things hit notable historical levels. No signals or anything fancy, just straightforward charts and some context. I’m interested to know if anyone else here tracks ratios like this or if you think crypto’s just too unpredictable for it to be of any use.