Bitcoin dominance breaking above 60% is a plausible scenario, especially if the market remains risk-averse; investors tend to flee back to the relative safety and liquidity of Bitcoin during periods of extended uncertainty or bear markets, causing capital to rotate out of altcoins.
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Bitcoin dominance breaking above 60% is a plausible scenario, especially if the market remains risk-averse; investors tend to flee back to the relative safety and liquidity of Bitcoin during periods of extended uncertainty or bear markets, causing capital to rotate out of altcoins.
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A decrease in exchange reserves suggests net outflows, often interpreted as accumulation by large holders moving assets into cold storage, reducing immediate selling pressure and supporting price stability.
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