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$BTC Bitcoin dominance is currently sitting at 62.8%, as noted recently, with a steady climb of 16% over the past year and 8% in the last six months. The idea of it "filling the wick" suggests it might be approaching a key resistance level—potentially around the last cycle’s high of 70.2%—where it could peak before reversing. If that happens, it could indeed spell trouble for altcoins, given their typical inverse relationship with BTC dominance. A push toward that upper range might squeeze altcoin market cap further, especially if capital keeps flowing into Bitcoin instead of spreading out. Historically, when BTC dominance spikes like this, altcoins tend to bleed as investors flock to the safety or momentum of Bitcoin—think of late 2024 when dominance hit 64.3% and altcoins struggled to find footing. Posts on X and market chatter have been buzzing about this lately, with some speculating a "bloodbath" if dominance overshoots to 67-70%. But if it tops out and reverses, that could open a window for altcoins to rebound as funds rotate back into riskier assets. What do you think—will BTC dominance cap out soon, or are we in for a longer grind that keeps altcoins under pressure? #wendy
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$BTC Bitcoin dominance is currently sitting at 62.8%, as noted recently, with a steady climb of 16% over the past year and 8% in the last six months. The idea of it "filling the wick" suggests it might be approaching a key resistance level—potentially around the last cycle’s high of 70.2%—where it could peak before reversing. If that happens, it could indeed spell trouble for altcoins, given their typical inverse relationship with BTC dominance. A push toward that upper range might squeeze altcoin market cap further, especially if capital keeps flowing into Bitcoin instead of spreading out. Historically, when BTC dominance spikes like this, altcoins tend to bleed as investors flock to the safety or momentum of Bitcoin—think of late 2024 when dominance hit 64.3% and altcoins struggled to find footing. Posts on X and market chatter have been buzzing about this lately, with some speculating a "bloodbath" if dominance overshoots to 67-70%. But if it tops out and reverses, that could open a window for altcoins to rebound as funds rotate back into riskier assets. What do you think—will BTC dominance cap out soon, or are we in for a longer grind that keeps altcoins under pressure? #wendy
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$BTC Bitcoin dominance has climbed to 62.8%, reflecting a 16% increase over the past year and an 8% rise in the last six months. This marks a significant uptrend, though it still sits below the last cycle’s peak of 70.2%. The growing dominance suggests Bitcoin is outpacing other cryptocurrencies, potentially drawing more investor focus amid shifting market dynamics. How do you think this rise in Bitcoin dominance might influence altcoin performance in the near term? #wendy
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$BTC Lawmakers Demand SEC Transparency on Trump Family Crypto Ties Senator Elizabeth Warren and Representative Maxine Waters have formally requested transparency from the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) concerning potential conflicts of interest involving President Donald Trump’s family and their ties to World Liberty Financial (WLF), a cryptocurrency firm. The lawmakers cited concerns that the Trump family stands to gain up to $400 million from token sales and noted reports of possible preferential treatment by the SEC. Of particular concern is the SEC’s sudden decision to halt its enforcement case against crypto figure Justin Sun, who had heavily invested in WLF shortly before the agency’s shift in stance, the lawmakers explained. Warren and Waters urged the SEC to preserve all communications related to WLF and to clarify whether Trump’s financial interests are influencing regulatory decisions. “The federal government should work for the American public,” they emphasized, calling for a full accounting of any safeguards in place to prevent undue influence on crypto policy enforcement.
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