Bitcoin Rises as Altcoins Fall: $200K Next?
Altcoins struggle as Bitcoin (BTC) hits $105,563 on January 30, a six-day high.
BTC's dominance in the crypto industry grows due to institutional inflows, governmental backing, and waning Ethereum and altcoin competition.
ETF inflows and political support are rising, and many expect Bitcoin to hit $200,000 by 2025.
Bitcoin Refuses Market Pressure, Expects Highs
Bitcoin has outperformed the crypto market despite macroeconomic uncertainties, including a hawkish Federal Reserve.
BTC dominance is approaching 59%, confounding altcoin rebound expectations.
Over $39.5 billion is in spot Bitcoin ETFs, up from $1.17 billion a year earlier.
Institutional investors and whales keep buying BTC, pushing its price and dominance.
Altcoins Lost—"No More Altseason"?
Ethereum (ETH) and other cryptocurrencies are falling behind Bitcoin.
Longest underperformance run ever: ETH/BTC is down 65% since 2022.
Retail and institutional investors are favoring Solana over Ethereum because of its high fees and delayed transfers.
The altcoin era may be finished as Bitcoin controls the market, say experts.
Famous market expert Tuur Demeester said, “This cycle, Bitcoin is leaving ‘crypto’ in the dust.”
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Can Bitcoin Reach $200K?
Bitcoin optimistic forecasts are driven by many factors:
Strong ETF Inflows - Institutions purchase BTC at unprecedented levels.
Political Support — Wyoming, Arizona, and North Dakota initiatives and Donald Trump's pro-Bitcoin position indicate rising acceptance.
Whale Accumulation - Large investors absorb supplies, lowering selling pressure.
Standard Chartered experts expect BTC to reach $200,000 by 2025 because to rising demand and limited supply.
Bitcoin is poised to achieve fresh all-time highs, as altcoins struggle to keep up in a Bitcoin-dominated market.
