The Hidden Language of Charts: Decoding BTC and Alt Moves

Last time, we broke down market cycles—the interplay between Bitcoin, altcoins, and stablecoins. If you caught that post, you know how BTC dominance (BTC.D) and USDT dominance (USDT.D) act as a compass. Let’s revisit that—because the charts tell a bigger story.

When I started trading, I thought market moves were random. I’d chase green candles, only to bag-hold through endless red. Then I realized: the market isn’t chaos—it’s cycles. At the core? Dominance charts.

THE BTC-DOMINANCE CYCLE

Bitcoin dominance shows who’s controlling liquidity. When BTC.D rises, Bitcoin leads, draining alts. Stability allows alt recoveries. A falling BTC.D? That’s alt season.

Right now, BTC.D is steady after a dip, and USDT.D is rejecting resistance, trending down. Traders are shifting out of safety (USDT) into riskier assets. Historically, this setup signals the start of alt season.

WHAT MAKES ALT SEASON SPECIAL?

Alt season is explosive. Fundamentals shine, and narratives dominate (think AI or gaming). But not all alts pump. Leaders have volume, strong setups, and compelling stories.

This ties back to mindset. Wise money doesn’t chase. It watches. It waits. It doesn’t panic or FOMO. Wise traders read cycles, use tools like volume price analysis, and strike when signals align.

WHERE WE ARE NOW

The charts are aligning. Bitcoin is steady, USDT.D is falling, and the market feels primed for alt season. Projects like ETH and SOL—strong narratives—stand out.

Cycles repeat, but outcomes change when you see them coming. Alt season is near. Will you ride it—or let it pass by?

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