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i wish i am wrong but i dont know whyi am seeing that btc can go below 80k ...... and this may drop all the alt coins as well ..... so trade carefully boys .... $ETH $BTC $SUI

there is no bullrun or alt season, give up and take money you hawe left and buy something to eat

In 2025, Bitcoin's (BTC) cryptocurrency market share has continued to rise despite a flood of novel memecoins. Bitcoin dominance nears 59% despite crypto crazeCoinbase CEO Brian Armstrong recently complained about “~1m tokens a week being created now, and growing,” calling for a new approach to exchange listing in the US. Nevertheless, the Bitcoin Dominance Index (BTC.D), which tracks BTC’s market cap versus the rest of the crypto market, has actually risen by 15.50% in January, and up 55% in the past three years. Bitcoin’s rising market share defies the downside calls shared by various chartists and crypto commentators.Source: XStrong ETF inflows put Bitcoin target at $200KA key driver of Bitcoin's growing dominance is the increasing involvement of institutional investors. The approval and launch of spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) have made Bitcoin more accessible to traditional investors, bolstering its market presence. For instance, as of Jan. 29, these funds collectively managed $39.57 billion worth of assets, up from $1.17 billion over a year ago.Bitcoin ETF net cumulative flows. Source: Farside InvestorsFurthermore, the latest data indicates that Bitcoin whales have been amassing significant amounts of BTC, a trend closely linked to the advent and success of Bitcoin ETFs.Private Bitcoin transactions utilizing CoinJoin—a method that enhances transaction privacy—have tripled since 2022, attributing to large-scale accumulators, including entities associated with spot Bitcoin ETFs and firms like MicroStrategy, moving substantial amounts of Bitcoin.Analysts from institutions like Standard Chartered predict that Bitcoin could reach $200,000 by the end of 2025, given the robust inflows into Bitcoin ETFs.Trump’s crypto plans favor Bitcoin over altcoinsThe political landscape has bolstered Bitcoin's market position through the election of Donald Trump, a “pro-crypto” US president. Several US Senators, namely Cynthia Lummis, Ted Cruz, and French Hill, have also advocated for Bitcoin.Additionally, several US states are moving forward with legislation to allocate public funds to Bitcoin. This includes Wyoming, Arizona, New Hampshire, and North Dakota, which are eyeing BTC as a potential strategic asset. Related: Vitalik outlines strategy for scaling Ethereum and strengthening ETHOn Jan. 23, Trump signed an executive order directing the so-called Policy Working Group to explore the possibility of creating a national Bitcoin stockpile.This initiative aligns with Trump’s previous discussions about establishing a federal Bitcoin stockpile to strengthen the US financial position, given it does not imply adding altcoins into the reserve, despite companies such as Ripple strongly advocating for it. “No more altseason”Bitcoin is increasingly decoupling from the broader crypto market, a shift that has become more apparent in recent months, as noted by Sam Wouters, an executive associated with River Financial, a Bitcoin financial services company.Historically, Bitcoin and altcoins have moved in tandem, with altcoins often outperforming BTC during speculative "alt seasons." However, as the latest market cap trends suggest, Bitcoin is beginning to diverge, outperforming other “crypto” assets.Bitcoin vs. other cryptocurrencies market cap. Source: River“The truth is, there is no more alt season,” said Wouters, adding that traders should leave behind such “false narratives” and recognize Bitcoin’s exceptionalism. ”This cycle, bitcoin is leaving ‘crypto’ in the dust,” added market analyst Tuur Demeester.Source: XEthereum's losing streak vs Bitcoin not over? Ethereum’s native token, Ether (ETH), is now in its longest slump ever against Bitcoin. The ETH/BTC pair is down 65% since 2022, prompting some analysts to question whether more pain is coming. Source: XDespite US-based Spot Ethereum ETFs recording positive inflows since November, the CoinShares weekly report says that Bitcoin funds have accounted for over 90% of all inflows in the digital sector this year.There’s also a growing sentiment that Ethereum is less attractive to retail investors due to high transaction fees and slower transaction times than competitors like Solana.Source: XAdditionally, the leadership changes within the Ethereum Foundation and internal disagreements about the project’s roadmap are likely undermining investor confidence as well. Meanwhile, Ether technicals suggest that if the weakness persists, ETH/BTC will likely test 0.030 BTC, a key support level that preceded a 190% rebound in 2021.ETH/BTC three-week price chart. Source: TradingViewIt also served as a key resistance in 2016, preceding a 75% decline and is aligned with ETH/BTC’s 0.786 Fibonacci retracement line.Therefore, the 0.030 BTC level is crucial, so slipping below it risks testing 0.023 BTC, a support level from December 2017 and December 2020.Conversely, a bounce from 0.030 BTC could have Ether test the local high of around 0.040 BTC in the coming months.In US dollar terms, the $3,500 resistance level is key for the bulls in the coming weeks. This article does not contain investment advice or recommendations. Every investment and trading move involves risk, and readers should conduct their own research when making a decision. $BTC

The rise in the number of altcoins is making many wonder if the "altcoin season" era has come to an end. In the past, altcoin seasons were marked by significant rallies for cryptocurrencies other than Bitcoin. For example, during the 2017-2018 cycle, coins like Ether (ETH), XRP, and Litecoin saw impressive growth. But now, with over 36.4 million altcoins circulating in the market, compared to just a few thousand during previous altcoin seasons, market dynamics have changed. Crypto analyst Ali Martinez pointed out that the massive number of altcoins available makes it difficult to sustain altcoin seasons. He referred to data from Dune Analytics that shows the drastic increase in altcoin supply. In the 2017-2018 season, there were only about 3,000 altcoins, and in 2013-2014, there were fewer than 500. Economist Alex Krüger echoed these concerns, stating that the oversupply of tokens is outpacing demand, which means the idea of all altcoins rising in value for an extended period is no longer realistic. Krüger predicted that future altcoin seasons would be short-lived, lasting only a few days to weeks at most. He also highlighted investors’ difficulty when it comes to choosing valuable coins in such an oversaturated market. The rise of low-quality tokens and meme coins also contributes to this shift. Crypto trader Ash Crypto criticized exchanges for listing meme coins to boost volume and attract users, leading to retail investors often losing money when these coins rapidly lose value. He pointed out the volatility of meme coins, where a token might drop 80% in a week. However, some analysts still see potential for certain altcoins, especially those with strong use cases. Michaël van de Poppe suggested that institutional interest in utility-focused coins could keep some altcoins in the spotlight. He singled out Ethereum as a possible leader in future rallies, calling it “the most hated rally of 2025.” Bitcoin continues to dominate the market, with its market cap more than doubling since 2021 to $2.07 trillion. Meanwhile, the total altcoin market cap sits at $1.6 trillion, 15.8% below its all-time high. Ki Young Ju, CEO of CryptoQuant, believes only a few altcoins with strong use cases will survive. As the market becomes more saturated, it’s clear that only those projects with real value will likely remain relevant in the long term.$ALT

when bitcoin is down, all down take note. alt coin, meme etc etc