$BTC still has more room to run!
Here’s a simple rule: USDT dominance ($USDT.D) usually moves opposite to Bitcoin. When $USDT.D rises, it means investors are holding more stablecoins (cash). When it drops, money is flowing into assets like Bitcoin.
Now, take a look at the chart — $USDT.D is still heading down and hasn’t hit its support yet. That means the downtrend isn’t over.
And that’s bullish for Bitcoin. If $USDT.D keeps falling, then Bitcoin likely keeps pushing higher. Make sense?