2020-2-21 01:28 |
The Bitcoin dominance rate has broken down below a long-term ascending support line, indicating that its two-year-long bullish trend has ended and the time has finally come for altcoins to increase at a faster rate than BTC. origin »
2020-2-21 01:28 |
The Bitcoin dominance rate has broken down below a long-term ascending support line, indicating that its two-year-long bullish trend has ended and the time has finally come for altcoins to increase at a faster rate than BTC. origin »
On Feb. 15, the BTC dominance rate reached a low of 61. 78%. This came after a period of a sustained decrease that had begun in early January, leading many altcoins to post significant increases.
2020-3-24 05:15 | |
The Bitcoin dominance rate reached a high of 70. 86% on January 8. It has been decreasing since. Highlights The Bitcoin dominance rate broke down below an ascending support line. The 100- and 200-day moving averages (MA) have made a bearish cross.
2020-1-22 05:18 | |
The Bitcoin dominance rate has created a bullish short-term pattern, a breakout from which would take it near its 2019 high. The dominance rate began a rapid decrease on Jan 7, since the recent BTC price increase was not reciprocated in altcoins.
2020-1-10 06:15 | |
The Bitcoin dominance rate has increased by three percent over the past four days. While the Bitcoin price has been steadily decreasing over the course of December, its dominance rate has done the opposite.
2019-12-21 11:11 | |
The BTC dominance rate is an indicator that tracks the percent of the total cryptocurrency market capitalization contributed by the leading cryptocurrency. So, a rising dominance rate essentially means the demand for bitcoin is greater than the demand for altcoins.
2018-6-27 19:59 | |
Bitcoin's percentage of the crypto market is up – a sign that investors are likely switching their money from alternative cryptocurrencies.
2018-6-27 18:15 | |