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Is Bitcoin Losing Its Grip? Altcoin Season Might Be Back

📉 BTC Dominance Drops Slightly

Over the last 7 days, Bitcoin’s dominance has quietly slipped from around 64.9% to 64.4%, according to data from CoinMarketCap and CoinLedger. While the drop seems small—just around 0.5%—it’s often enough to spark major shifts in trader sentiment and market flow.

📊 Where’s the Money Going?

This small decline suggests that traders and institutions may be moving some capital into altcoins, betting on higher returns as BTC consolidates. Coins like ETH, SOL, and even meme coins have seen rising volumes while BTC’s growth remains modest.

🔥 Classic Alt-Season Signal?

Historically, when BTC dominance stalls or drops slightly, it signals the start of a rotation—a time when smaller-cap assets begin to outperform. That’s because investors get more aggressive, seeking gains beyond Bitcoin’s relatively slow moves.

🚀 BTC Still Reigns—For Now

Even with the dip, Bitcoin still controls over 64% of the market. That dominance provides stability, but it also shows the crypto space is ready to diversify. With BTC hovering around $108K, its volatility is low—pushing risk-on traders toward alternatives.