Bitcoin dominance drop and ready to break multi-year support, analyst says

Bitcoin dominance is in the analyst’s eyes, which indicates another cycle of the cryptocurrency market, after it is dominating for a few months.

Bitcoin dominance, which measures the market capitalization of Bitcoin influence in the cryptocurrency market, has dropped to 56% or shrunk from 60% in the past month, according to the data from TradingView.

Analysts also projected that Bitcoin seems to dip below its long-standing support trend line, which refers to the key technical levels that record Bitcoin domination falling below a certain threshold.

“Bitcoin dominance looks so ready to break down through its multi-year support trend line,” analyst says on his X post on Dec. 02.

Ethereum domination also falls into 12.9% of the domination level, following the Bitcoin shrink. At the same time, the other’s crypto domination has surged to 31.5% or an increase from 28.1% in the past month.

The drop in biggest crypto dominance has significantly brought market sentiment, which indicates that the Altcoin season, also known as Altseason, is in here, an analyst says. It is indicated by the dominations that have broken 2-year support.

Altseason is a market situation in which Altcoins surged higher than Bitcoin as a prominent crypto in the world, as one of them indicated by Bitcoin’s drop in dominance.

Bitcoin dominance, followed by price action

Bitcoin is also facing a massive trading day with $36.5 billion in volume, or an increase of 15.33% in a day.

The price movement also went back to head the $100,000 price target, which, at the time of writing, Bitcoin price increased to $97,320 or 0.95% in a day of trading.

Bitcoin market capitalization has also seen a 0.78% increase to almost $2 trillion. The latest all-time high also only reached $99,655 or less than $500, away from the price target.