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- The domination of Bitcoin fell slightly while it loses the ground in the rise of altcoins.
- The change highlights separate engines among digital assets, said an analyst.
- The domination of Bitcoin is more likely to complain than to fall, they added.
BitcoinThe market capitalization is narrowed compared to other popular cryptocurrencies while US President Donald Trump continues to withdraw from his formerly unpleasant trade war. But that does not mean “Altcoin season“It is at the corner of the street, according to analysts.
They say that a recent risk of risky assets that has supported Ethereum and other altcoins may not last in the middle of the macroeconomic uncertainties in progress, and that investors could promote more safe digital asset if volatility is reproducing.
“When markets focus on macroeconomic instability and risks for the US dollar, Bitcoin domination will probably increase,” said Zach Pandl, research manager for the asset manager Crypto Decipher. “When the markets focus on all applications for blockchain and innovation technology that occurs in Crypto, Bitcoin domination will fall.”
On Saturday, the Bitcoin market capitalization was greater than 2 dollars. Bitcoin dominance markers vary in the number of parts they follow, but they constantly show BTC to a four years higher compared to the main altcoins or the entire field.
TradingView data show that among the 125 main cryptocurrencies by market capitalization, Bitcoin represents around 63.5% of this combined market value. Earlier this month, the domination of Bitcoin reached 64.89% on this graph, which represents its highest level since January 2021. Coingecko data, in comparison, show the domination of Bitcoin at 60.4% compared to all other coins on the market.
In the past two weeks, Ethereum’s price has jumped by 36% to reach around $ 2485, exceeding the increase in bitcoin and making a small but noticeable to the domination of Bitcoin, as well as other altcoins which also climbed more than Bitcoin during this period.
Ethereum was one of the digital assets crushed by Trump’s first efforts to reshape the world trade, its price falling 45% in the first quarter and sliding below $ 1,500 in April, according to the Crypto Coingecko data supplier.
Bitcoin benefited from its representation as a non -sovereign asset like gold, while absorbing most of the crypto capital flows through products such as stock markets on the stock market – which were approved last year – PANDL.
During the previous market cycles, Bitcoin domination fell after its price peaks and traders turn altcoin funds which are more distant from the risk curve – it was once the dominant myth of the industry, at least. However, Bitcoin Spot ETF could conflict with this dynamic, as products that do not allow investors to reach another chain asset.
In a range of nine to 12 months, the dominance of Bitcoin is more likely to place around 60% to 70% of the overall market, instead of moving heavily lower, said Pandl. It is a difficult call, he added, since Bitcoin and Altcoin have separate rear winds which could both be at stake.
“We are more or less also optimistic about Bitcoin for macro and altcoin reasons for technological reasons and linked to adoption,” he said. “My working hypothesis is that we set from here.”
Juan Leon, main investment strategist for the asset manager Crypto-Bitwise, said Decipher The decline in the decline in dominance reflects the increased appetite for the risks of investors. Trump’s 90-day price break, combined with lower inflation, supports larger concerns concerning a slowdown in the American economy, while raising hopes for reducing the rates of the federal reserve, he said.
The drop in interest rates tends to benefit from risk assets such as shares and crypto due to cheaper loan and increased liquidity. When the Fed cup Looking costs last year, cryptography prices exploded, although it was before the election of the first American “cryptography president”.
Leon’s feeling was taken over by Greg Magadini, director of derivatives of the Crypto Amberdata data supplier, who declared Decipher That the market had “had a huge rebound in assets at risk all week, (and) which was great for altcoins”.
Magadini noted that the Gold prize has dropped as the trade negotiations between the United States and China have progressed. Bitcoin, which “is negotiated on a mixture of risk and” digital gold “” has therefore lost ground in the face of altcoins, which “are a pure risk game,” he added.
Edited by James Rubin
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