I am paying attention to the story of 'BTC.D being rejected' because this is often a quite early signal for the money flow that may shift to altcoins.

Currently, Bitcoin's dominance ratio is approaching the long-term resistance trendline — if pushed down in this area, altcoins often have more 'stage' in the short term.

In 2021, I remember BTC.D also touched the trendline and then turned strongly, and shortly after that was an explosive altcoin season: many coins rose quickly and outperformed compared to $BTC .

If the historical scenario repeats, what I am considering is that BTC.D weakens → risk appetite returns → altcoins start to outperform.

However, I still want to wait for further confirmation: the reaction of BTC.D at resistance, the relative strength of ETH, and whether the altcoin group can hold important support areas or not.

This is just a personal perspective to monitor the market, not investment advice (NFA).
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