BTC dominance is Bitcoin's share of the total crypto market cap.
High dominance (58%+) = Risk-off. Money hiding in BTC. Alts underperforming. Falling dominance = Risk-on. Money rotating into alts. Alt season potential.
During bear markets, dominance usually rises. BTC seen as safer. During alt seasons, dominance drops as alts outperform.
Track dominance to know when to hold BTC vs when to rotate to alts.
DeepDAO tracks over 13,000 active DAOs holding roughly $25 billion in combined treasury value, yet fewer than 5% have more than 1,000 active governance participants. That gap tells you where the real work sits.
• Gitcoin has distributed over $60 million to grassroots public goods projects since 2019. Most of that capital flowed to teams smaller than five people.
• Across major DAOs, voter turnout on Snapshot proposals averages 10 to 25% of token holders. Delegation rates above 40% correlate with faster proposal execution.
• Communities that form small working groups - 10 to 15 members - ship more proposals per quarter than large general assemblies. Structure beats size.
• During the 2022 to 2023 bear market, member-owned protocols retained contributors at nearly double the rate of venture-backed peers, based on contributor churn data.
The lesson is straightforward. Tokens bootstrap attention. Communities sustain it. DAOs that treat governance as a part-time job for full-time participants are compounding while others stall. Grassroots coordination is still crypto's most underpriced asset.
🟢 $AXL : LONG (12/15) 🟢 $FF : LONG (12/15) 🟢 $ASTR : LONG (12/15) 🟢 ID: LONG (7/15) 🟢 HFT: LONG (7/15) 🟢 MIRA: LONG (7/15) 🟢 UNI: LONG (7/15) 🟢 XLM: LONG (6/15)