How Long Will Bitcoin’s Market Cap Dominance Continue to Increase?

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The majority of cryptocurrencies have increased significantly in price since their inception. However, the market capitalization of Bitcoin has often been higher than that of all other cryptocurrencies put together.

The lowest ever Bitcoin dominance percentage has been 35%, which was reached in January 2018. Interestingly enough, this was the time when the price of BTC was at an all-time high.

Bitcoins’ market cap dominance is currently at 68%.

Twitter analyst @davthewave has projected a movement in which Bitcoin continues to assert its dominance until the end of 2019.


According to him, the bitcoin market cap is trading inside an ascending wedge and will continue doing so for the rest of the year and afterward, it will break down.

This seems reasonable since alternate coins have not increased for a very long period of time. If they were to do so, the market cap dominance of bitcoin would decrease as a result.

Resistance and Wedge
BTC’s market cap dominance has been trading inside an ascending wedge since January 2018, when it reached the aforementioned low of 35%.


owever, since the market cap dominance is not actually traded in an exchange, it seems somewhat futile to use indicators to predict its movement.

However, we can try to make a prediction for future movement by using finding similarities between Bitcoin’s price movement and the market cap of altcoins.

Consolidation
The alternate coin market cap is outlined in the graph below with candlesticks, while the orange line represents the price of Bitcoin.


We can see that whenever the Bitcoin price reaches a high, the altcoin market cap usually reaches a low. This was especially evident in December 2017.