BTC is regaining market dominance, with a key turning point in capital structure.

This week, Bitcoin's market share strength broke through 60%, officially ending an 8-month-long consolidation zone, with the weekly close at 60.66%, confirming a successful breakout of a key resistance.
The significance of this breakout goes far beyond technical levels—
it essentially indicates that funds are accelerating their flow back from altcoins to BTC, marking the market entering a "main asset dominance phase."
From the perspective of momentum structure:

Weekly and daily indicators are both strengthening in sync, forming a trend resonance

The upper target directly points to the 66% range near the high in June 2025

Market pricing power is re-concentrating on BTC

Meanwhile, the altcoin season index is only 37, still well below the "altcoin season" zone, further confirming current fund preferences—risk aversion and prioritization of core assets.
Historical experience shows:
When BTC dominance continues to rise, the altcoin market often enters a "liquidity withdrawal period," with large-scale explosive growth typically lagging behind.
This indicates an important rhythm:
This is not the beginning of an altcoin rally, but more likely the middle phase of a BTC-led market.
The next altcoin surge may need to wait until a later cycle, possibly after 2026.
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