as the sell-offs and panic in the market continue, One of the main questions remains when it will end or when to start buying.

on the chart you can see the Bitcoin capitalization dominance which reached a peak of 61% according to Tradingview around November 20.

after that, as it seemed to many, the alt season began, and the Bitcoin capitalization dominance fell to 55%

now we are again seeing a reverse trend when the Bitcoin capitalization dominance is again moving towards the 61% mark and this means that altcoins are falling in price faster than Bitcoin.

I think that if Bitcoin dominance returns to its peak of 61%, there is just a good point for buying Altcoins.

and yes, patience to everyone and there will be more growth. It is not going anywhere.

In the conditions of total panic and capitulation in the altcoin market, I will offer one piece of advice that I am using in the current situation:

During the growth period, I formed an untouchable reserve in case of a major crash like this, and now I am using it little by little.

But since the depth of the crash is unknown and can last for a significant amount of time, and at the same time, I don't want to miss out on opportunities to earn, I have determined for myself that I will buy altcoins that have fallen to the level of November 4 - the time of capitulation of altcoins before their growth.

If the price is reached, I buy a position for a small amount. If it is not reached - I wait. There are already some positions that have fallen 2+ times from their peaks or below the level of November 4... that’s where you can invest.. and the rest - wait for further capitulation... and remember the main rule: buy at the lows, sell during the rise. Panic will pass and growth will come again.

But I only do spot trading and I am not afraid to sit on losses from my made bets.
Opportunities will still come. This is the main thing that needs to be understood.

Wishing everyone calmness and profits!

The market's decline due to the interest rate cut is very easily explained by this table that was also prepared by the Fed for the meeting.

If the data on economic growth and unemployment is fine, then clearly not everything is fine with inflation. It has been increased to 2.5% in 2025... But the main reason that triggered the sell-off is the chart showing the rate cut. Now the interest rate forecast for 2025 has been increased by 0.5%... which means the Fed plans to keep the rate sufficiently high for a long time, which immediately reflected in the sell-offs.