We haven’t looked at #BTC and #USDT Dominance in a while — and their rise typically signals increasing capital outflows from altcoins.

A continued increase in USDT Dominance indicates that market participants are rotating into stablecoins (moving to USDT).
Recently, USDT.D closed the day above 6.78, pushing even higher and approaching its previous peak. However, it faced rejection from the pink box resistance zone — a level it has failed to break in the past as well.

If a daily close occurs below 7.57, the downside move could deepen.

A decline in USDT Dominance would imply that capital is rotating out of USDT and back into either altcoins and/or BTC. But altcoins are already trading near cycle lows. A meaningful drop in dominance — combined with stronger buying interest in altcoins over BTC — could help stabilize and potentially recover the altcoin market.

Meanwhile, BTC Dominance failed to break the 60.86 resistance and is now pulling back. This suggests capital may be shifting toward USDT.

A close below 57.17 would likely extend the decline — potentially bringing volatility back into the market and signaling that capital outflow from BTC has begun.

Of course, capital exiting BTC doesn’t always move into altcoins — it can rotate into USDT as well.
That’s why I track USDT.D alongside BTC.D.

A simultaneous drop in both dominances would be favorable for altcoins. $BTC ‌