Bitcoin dominance
BTC dominance chart
Bitcoin's share of the total crypto market cap.
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Where Bitcoin dominance sits on the altcoin season spectrum.
Altcoin season index
Percentage of top 50 altcoins outperforming Bitcoin over the last 7 days.
28 of 50 altcoins outperformed BTC. Market is balanced between Bitcoin and alts.
Bitcoin vs sectors
How each crypto sector is performing relative to Bitcoin today.
Bitcoin among global assets
Where Bitcoin ranks among the world's most valuable assets, companies, and commodities.
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If Bitcoin were a country
If Bitcoin were a country, it would be the world's #17 largest economy - larger than Turkey, smaller than Indonesia.
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What is Bitcoin dominance?
Bitcoin dominance is the percentage of the total cryptocurrency market cap that belongs to Bitcoin. Currently at 56.5%, it means that out of the entire $2.4T crypto market, $1.3T is held in Bitcoin alone. The remaining $1.0T is distributed across thousands of altcoins, stablecoins, and tokens.
Traders use BTC dominance as a macro indicator. When dominance rises above 55%, it typically signals "Bitcoin season" - a period where BTC outperforms most altcoins. When it drops below 45%, capital is rotating into altcoins, creating what traders call "altcoin season." These cycles tend to alternate, and watching dominance shifts is one of the most reliable ways to anticipate sector rotations.
Beyond crypto, Bitcoin currently ranks #10 among all global assets - ahead of major corporations and rivaling the market caps of the world's largest tech companies. To match gold's market cap, Bitcoin would need a 26× increase — roughly $1,750,097 per BTC.
Bitcoin dominance FAQ
What is Bitcoin dominance?
Bitcoin dominance is BTC's share of the total crypto market cap. At 56.5%, Bitcoin holds $1.3T of the $2.4T total crypto market. When dominance rises, capital is flowing into Bitcoin. When it falls, altcoins are gaining ground.
Is high BTC dominance bullish or bearish?
It depends on context. Rising BTC dominance during a bull market means Bitcoin is leading the rally — altcoins may follow later. Rising dominance during a downturn means Bitcoin is holding value better than alts, which is a risk-off signal. Falling dominance in a bull market is the most bullish for altcoins.
What is the altcoin season index?
The altcoin season index measures what percentage of top 50 altcoins outperformed Bitcoin over the last 7 days. Currently at 28%. Above 75% = altcoin season. Below 25% = Bitcoin season. Between 25-75% = neutral/mixed market.
How does Bitcoin compare to traditional assets?
Bitcoin currently ranks #10 among global assets with a market cap of $1.3T. For comparison, gold is at $35T (26× larger) and Apple is at ~$3.5T (2.6× larger).
What does BTC dominance mean for altcoins?
When BTC dominance rises, altcoins typically underperform. Traders call this "Bitcoin season." When dominance falls, capital rotates into altcoins — this is "altcoin season." The relationship isn't perfect, but it's one of the most reliable macro indicators in crypto.
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Disclaimer: This page is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice. Bitcoin dominance and altcoin season indicators are analytical tools, not trading signals. Always do your own research before making investment decisions.