Bitcoin Is Leading -- What BTC Dominance Is Actually Telling You

Bitcoin dominance above 60% is not just a number. It is a map of where institutional capital is sitting, why it is not moving to altcoins yet, and what it will take for that to change.

Part of our Crypto Capital Flows coverage: Where the Money Is Going | Stablecoin Signals | Narrow Market Structure | What Would Signal a Broader Move

What This Means

• Bitcoin dominance above 60% reflects institutional capital concentration, not retail preference. The ETF structure has created a new class of Bitcoin buyer that does not rotate into altcoins.
• The dominance number is suppressed by the $322 billion stablecoin market. Excluding stablecoins, Bitcoin's share of the non-stable crypto market is closer to 70%.
• Historical patterns suggest dominance peaks before the rotation begins -- but the trigger is typically a macro catalyst, not a technical level.

Why Dominance Is Above 60%

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