Bitcoin (BTC) dominance appears poised for further decline, with multiple technical signals aligning to support a bearish ...

The Bitcoin dominance metric fell sharply in the past week, sinking from its recent peak. The crashing dominance may signal ...

The cryptocurrency market is undergoing a notable shift in capital distribution, as Bitcoin’s market dominance drops by 4.33% ...

Bitcoin’s market dominance drops below 61%, marking the steepest weekly decline since June 2022 amid surging altcoin momentum ...

Ethereum ETFs have seen notable growth in July, with net inflows of 79,674 ETH, equivalent to over $256 million. iShares’ ...

The declining correlation between bitcoin and altcoins suggests potential for increased market volatility and forced ...

Bitcoin dominance dips, signaling the potential onset of altcoin season. Ethereum leads the charge, with a possible breakout in sight.

On July 24, the price of Bitcoin was trading near $118,000, as analysts expected a major short squeeze. Once again, BTC's ...

Furthermore, Ethereum’s (ETH) rising dominance gradually erodes Bitcoin’s market share, indicating a growing risk appetite ...

Crypto analyst Matthew Hyland says that if Ether “breaks bullish,” Bitcoin has little hope of claiming more crypto market dominance.

However, the Bitcoin Dominance could go much lower if the decline is a five-wave downward movement. In that case, a breakdown from the long-term channel is possible.