How far can Bitcoin dominance go?

[Bobcrypto]

Many people may agree with me that Bitcoin dominance is the biggest challenge price to altcoins movements. It is on records that Bitcoin dominance has climbed from 38% to 59% since the FTX collapse and a clear sign that capital has been flowing heavily into Bitcoin while altcoins lag behind. The dominance surge shows Bitcoin resilience and investors preferences for safety over riskier assets. I think we may see Btc eat up market share, or is an altcoins season loading? What do you think?

[hugeblack]

Bitcoin Dominance is not important, but it is a measure of how ready (risk) of investors in the encrypted currency market. Whenever there is a deficiency in Bitcoin Dominance, this means a more willingness to risk purchasing more bachelors and vice versa.
Also, Bitcoin Dominance does not mean that investing in a specific altcoins will be profitable as some altcoin may decrease while Bitcoin Dominance decreases.

[tequilla_sunset]

Bitcoin Dominance is not important, but it is a measure of how ready (risk) of investors in the encrypted currency market. Whenever there is a deficiency in Bitcoin Dominance, this means a more willingness to risk purchasing more bachelors and vice versa.
Also, Bitcoin Dominance does not mean that investing in a specific altcoins will be profitable as some altcoin may decrease while Bitcoin Dominance decreases.

That's why usually alt season is on the last bullish leg of BTC - people search for more ways to keep the momentum and invest more, while BTC stays as a dominant constant amidst a bullish market.
Afterward, its place is taken for a short period of time by ETH, SOL, and others.

[target]

Bitcoin Dominance is not important, but it is a measure of how ready (risk) of investors in the encrypted currency market. Whenever there is a deficiency in Bitcoin Dominance, this means a more willingness to risk purchasing more bachelors and vice versa.
Also, Bitcoin Dominance does not mean that investing in a specific altcoins will be profitable as some altcoin may decrease while Bitcoin Dominance decreases.

I thought there are just more volume in BTC compare to the volume on altcoins like ETH. There are more volume on ETH compare to other altcoins because they have 10% over all in crypto market while BTC has 60% which means the 30% are spread all over the altcoins. Only a few people investing on those altcoins especially the ones with just 0.01%

What  its always been is that whenever there is bull market, BTC dominance also increase and decreases in bear.

[mu_enrico]

Bitcoin dominance is only a metric, meaning it's not the cause of something, including "the biggest challenge price to altcoins movements," as OP said. It's Bitcoin itself that people see as more valuable compared to others because it's the market leader. Bitcoin is also filled with good news, such as ETFs, crypto reserves, El Salvador's legal tender, etc. So, to answer the question in the title, well, it depends on what upcoming good news Bitcoin brings compared to altcoins.
- 2017 was about Ethereum.
- 2021 was about DeFi and NFTs.

[robelneo]

The dominance surge shows Bitcoin resilience and investors preferences for safety over riskier assets. I think we may see Btc eat up market share, or is an altcoins season loading? What do you think?

There was never a time that Bitcoin dominance diminished, to the point that it was within reach by any altcoin; it has always been this way, even if some guillible investors ask if Bitcoin can be beaten by this coin or token.
There's even a thread where one guy asks if Trump coin can surpass Bitcoin; if you know Bitcoin's strength and history, you will not speculate or ask this stupid question.

[Findingnemo]

Many people may agree with me that Bitcoin dominance is the biggest challenge price to altcoins movements. It is on records that Bitcoin dominance has climbed from 38% to 59% since the FTX collapse and a clear sign that capital has been flowing heavily into Bitcoin while altcoins lag behind. The dominance surge shows Bitcoin resilience and investors preferences for safety over riskier assets. I think we may see Btc eat up market share, or is an altcoins season loading? What do you think?

Whenever the dominance of Bitcoin hit the peak value the price seems to be on the lower side so I want the dominance to be lower like around 40% means more capital is flowing into the whole market not just people swapping their crypto from one another.

[JISAN]

Many people may agree with me that Bitcoin dominance is the biggest challenge price to altcoins movements. It is on records that Bitcoin dominance has climbed from 38% to 59% since the FTX collapse and a clear sign that capital has been flowing heavily into Bitcoin while altcoins lag behind. The dominance surge shows Bitcoin resilience and investors preferences for safety over riskier assets. I think we may see Btc eat up market share, or is an altcoins season loading? What do you think?

Bitcoin dominance is more important than Bitcoin price stability for other coins to rise.  Bitcoin has been behaving strangely for a while now.  Sometimes it is seen to be between 97-100k and suddenly it comes down to 93-94k.  Such movement in Bitcoin is driving down altcoins even more.  However, some coins seem to be on the rise and the BNB price is also slowly rising.  Now if the price of ETH rises then other coins will get support.  And we have to wait for some time

[MrSpasybo]

Many people may agree with me that Bitcoin dominance is the biggest challenge price to altcoins movements. It is on records that Bitcoin dominance has climbed from 38% to 59% since the FTX collapse and a clear sign that capital has been flowing heavily into Bitcoin while altcoins lag behind. The dominance surge shows Bitcoin resilience and investors preferences for safety over riskier assets. I think we may see Btc eat up market share, or is an altcoins season loading? What do you think?

For a long time, I haven't used BTC.D, but instead opted for Pure BTC.D to monitor the flow of funds in the crypto market. This index even reached 69% last week but was rejected and returned to the 65% level.

I hope the recent rise in BTC.D is just the last shakeout event by whales before we enter altseason. I believe altseason still holds its value and role in this market as a way to cool down BTC price increase and create a strong FOMO.

• Proposal for Pure BTC.D: exclude stablecoins

[bitcoin-shark]

Given the excellent performance of the market as far as it is concerned, I believe that in the distant future its dominance could even reach 80%

[electronicash]

Given the excellent performance of the market as far as it is concerned, I believe that in the distant future its dominance could even reach 80%

that's too much of a dominance over the rest of the crypto. i doubt it will actually happen. there are billions of people going for altcoins also because Bitcoin is too pricey to afford.

besides they still could profit when altcoins like ETH or XRP going to be adopted in different businesses. and like MrSpasybo said, the stablecoin dominance is excluded. stablecoins are used by everyone, it should have been the most used and has highest dominance of all.

[ivvvyyrisea]

Bitcoin dominance depends on market trends, altcoin performance, and institutional adoption. While it remains the leader, new innovations are emerging. BlockDAG, for example, is making waves with the biggest presale in history and a focus on sustainable mining products. If projects like this gain traction, Bitcoin dominance could face competition, but its role as the first and most trusted crypto keeps it strong. The market is always evolving!

[JoyMarsha]

The dominance surge shows Bitcoin resilience and investors preferences for safety over riskier assets. I think we may see Btc eat up market share, or is an altcoins season loading? What do you think?

From what I know best, I think Bitcoin's dominance will continue to excel over altcoins since most crypto investors trust her to have a decentralized investment than altcoins, it is a well-known crypto that comes to people's mind, it is a preferable investment for institutional investors and countries are on the move to adopt in their country as economic reserve.

[taufik123]

In this still confusing state of the market, people are getting into Bitcoin and still avoiding altcoins so Bitcoin Dominance rose quite high and reached an ATH of 64% in early February.

But now Bitcoin dominance is starting to go down and the price of Bitcoin is indeed going down as well, this has resulted in the price of altcoins as well.

If the price of Bitcoin stabilizes and the dominance drops below 50%, it will be a good sign for Altcoins because the recovery will go faster.

Now it only needs to focus on filling the bag with a lot of altcoins that are on sale before the altcoin bears actually arrive.

[0t3p0t]

Bitcoin is dominant because investors trust on it, bullish about it and sees potential on it and it always will of course while altcoins are just for hype and new trends. Bitcoin is always there to catch investments pushed by uncertainty from fiat and stock markets and other negative events that only Bitcoin is the solution. I think I only see cycle here not dominance but if it's all about marketcap well, Bitcoin attracts more investors and performs better than alts.