Bitcoin dominance sits at 58.23%, signaling continued BTC supremacy over the broader crypto market. This metric measures Bitcoin's share of total crypto market cap — when it rises, capital concentrates in BTC; when it falls, liquidity rotates into altcoins.
At 58%, we're well above the 50% threshold that historically precedes altcoin season. The last major alt run began when dominance dropped below 45% in late 2020. Current levels suggest risk-off sentiment: traders favor Bitcoin as a safe haven amid macro uncertainty, leaving alts starved for fresh capital. ETH at 11.35% dominance reinforces this — even the leading alt struggles to gain ground.
This isn't necessarily "bad" for alts, but it's not the explosive entry zone either. Selective opportunities exist in strong fundamentals (
At 58%, we're well above the 50% threshold that historically precedes altcoin season. The last major alt run began when dominance dropped below 45% in late 2020. Current levels suggest risk-off sentiment: traders favor Bitcoin as a safe haven amid macro uncertainty, leaving alts starved for fresh capital. ETH at 11.35% dominance reinforces this — even the leading alt struggles to gain ground.
This isn't necessarily "bad" for alts, but it's not the explosive entry zone either. Selective opportunities exist in strong fundamentals (