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BTC $78,377.89 -1.17%
ETH $2,484.73 -0.43%
BNB $749.76 +1.29%
XRP $1.43 +1.81%
SOL $103.27 -1.02%
TRX $0.3385 +1.23%
DOGE $0.0896 -0.71%
ADA $0.2214 +0.16%
BCH $257.56 -1.45%
LINK $12.58 -1.72%
HYPE $84.28 -1.24%
AAVE $128.86 -2.62%
SUI $0.8129 -1.46%
XLM $0.1887 -2.11%
ZEC $1,150.57 -0.84%

Data: Bitcoin's market share has remained above 60% for a long time, and similar situations in the past have often led to subsequent surges in altcoins

2025-03-09 15:44:17

ChainCatcher news, according to TradingView data, Bitcoin's market dominance (BTC.D) has remained above 60% for most of the past month since it returned to 60% on February 2, currently reported at 61.25%, and the market seems to be at a standstill.

According to analyst ai_9684xtpa sharing historical data, when Bitcoin's market dominance surged above 60% last November, altcoins entered a small bull market. In 2019 and 2021, Bitcoin's market dominance also reached highs of over 70%, followed by a general market rally.
Data: Bitcoin's market share has remained above 60% for a long time, and similar situations in the past have often led to subsequent surges in altcoins

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