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Bitcoin‘s (BTC) price continues to move in a downtrend, with analysts predicting the ultimate bottom level for the largest cryptocurrency to be between $52,000 and $54,000. Moreover, Bitcoin’s market dominance has fallen below 55%, which could indicate the beginning of a potential altcoin season.
Spot Ethereum ETF Approval Could Trigger Altcoin Movement
Despite recent market fluctuations, cryptocurrency analysts believe Bitcoin’s downtrend may have ended in the $52,000 to $54,000 range. These predictions are significant as they come during a period of uncertainty for investors regarding the short-term future. Analysts foresee a substantial rise in altcoins with the upcoming launch of spot Ethereum ETFs.
Predictions suggest that the launch of Spot Ethereum ETFs will attract institutional investments to the cryptocurrency market, creating a significant impact. This move could support not only ETH but also other altcoins. With the increase in institutional investments, notable and substantial rises in altcoin prices could be observed.
However, looking at the performance of the top 50 altcoins excluding stablecoins, only seven have shown gains recently, and about 13 have outperformed Bitcoin. Five altcoins have experienced significant losses, highlighting the volatile nature of the market.
Significant Drop in Bitcoin’s Market Dominance
Since the beginning of the year, Bitcoin’s market dominance had been on an upward trend, but this trend reversed with the market activity at the end of June and the beginning of July. The recent price drop has left many BTC without buyers, leading to a significant accumulation in over-the-counter (OTC) reserves. OTC transactions are crucial for gauging institutional interest, and the decline in these transactions indicates a reduced interest from institutional investors in buying Bitcoin.
Currently, Bitcoin’s dominance is at 54.80%, having dropped more than 2% in just 24 hours. This decline has sparked speculation among observers about the potential start of an altcoin season. At the time of writing, Bitcoin is trading around $56,600.
