Is the resurgence of Bitcoin's dominance a sign that altcoins are going to cool off? Don't rush to conclusions. CryptoQuant CEO Ki Young Ju puts it well: it's not the traditional altcoin season anymore, but the era of 'selected altcoins.' What does this mean? In simple terms, market funds are no longer distributed evenly as before but are more selectively flowing into certain specific altcoins. Why is this happening?
Institutional entry, first choice Bitcoin: Institutional investors typically prefer Bitcoin, which has good liquidity and a large market capitalization, leading to a more stable inflow of funds into Bitcoin.
Regulatory pressure, altcoins restricted: Regulatory agencies in various countries are intensifying their regulation of altcoins, making investors more concerned about the risks associated with altcoins.
Market maturity, emphasis on fundamentals: As the market develops, investors are increasingly focusing on the fundamentals of projects, and only truly valuable projects can attract funds.
