Bitcoin Dominance Just Rejected HARD — Here’s My Next Move
Last week, I exited my BTC position.
Why? Because the Bitcoin Dominance chart is sending a clear message — we’ve hit the same long-term resistance for the third time since 2017, and each time before, dominance dropped sharply. The RSI (Relative Strength Index) also shows a strong bearish divergence, which means Bitcoin dominance is losing strength even as the price rises. Historically, this has marked the beginning of altcoin season.
My Strategy:
I’ve rotated my portfolio from $BTC to $ETH and high-potential altcoins like $VIRTUAL $ENA $ETHFI $ONDO $COOKIE $WIF & $SOL
📌 Why?
BTC might reach $130K-$140K this cycle — a solid move, but only around 2x from here.
On the other hand, many altcoins are still undervalued, and I believe they could bring 5x to 20x returns in the coming months.
Bitcoin dominance falling means capital flows out of BTC into ETH and altcoins — exactly the phase where altcoins shine.
My Game Plan:
Exit BTC near dominance peak (already done).
Enter ETH and strong altcoins with real narratives and strong setups.
Ride the momentum as the market shifts — historically, this phase brings explosive altcoin rallies.
Exit 80-90% of positions near the top, estimated around 4–5 months from now, close to ATHs (all-time highs).
This is a cycle strategy — not financial advice. But I’ve followed this pattern since 2017, and the dominance chart doesn’t lie.
As I promised earlier: I’ll share when I believe this cycle tops out.
Until then — eyes on ETH, L2s, AI, meme coins, and real utility projects.
When the top comes… I’ll leave. 👾
