2026-01-02 22:21:57

Bitcoin appears somewhat weak at the $90,000 level, with only a 1.7% increase over 24 hours, and its market dominance has fallen to nearly 59%. In contrast, a number of altcoins are performing vigorously. Ripple surges 6%, approaching the $2 mark; Dogecoin is even more explosive, with a gain of over 10% reaching $0.139; Ethereum also did not fall behind, rebounding 4.36% from a slump to recover the $3,114 level. This rotation phenomenon is not accidental—by the end of 2025, Bitcoin experienced a major capital shift, followed by continued institutional capital accumulation, which also pushed the short-term rebound of the ETH/BTC ratio. The entire market focus is shifting from a single Bitcoin story to a new pattern of multi-coin linkage.

BTC-2,03%

XRP-6,51%

DOGE-1,84%

ETH-3,29%

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PessimisticOracle

· 01-04 17:01

Bitcoin is losing momentum, but altcoins are getting restless... Funds are moving around, and this rotation is the real story.

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FlippedSignal

· 01-04 08:19

Dogecoin's recent ten-point surge is truly amazing. I thought we were going to hold at 90,000, but the crypto market started to rotate? --- BTC is so weak while altcoins are taking off. It feels like funds are fleeing the main market. --- Ripple is approaching $2. The pace is a bit fierce. --- It's another rotation. We said the same last year. Can it really turn around? --- ETH's rebound strength is decent. Finally, it's not so miserable. --- The dominant position dropping to 59% is really outrageous. Why is BTC so weak? --- Multi-coin linkage? I only see retail investors taking the bait. --- Dog's 10% increase is truly amazing. This is what a bull market should look like. --- Is a major fund shift happening? Or is the big player just doing their last bloodsucking before a dump? --- Bitcoin being weak is called rotation. Is this term so casual now?

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SellLowExpert

· 01-03 13:48

Well, Dogecoin's surge this time is outrageous. I didn't get on the train again... --- When Bitcoin is weak, altcoins tend to take off. I've seen this pattern too many times. --- Wait, is the capital really shifting or is it just another wave of wiping out the little guys? --- Is Ripple approaching $2? I bought in at $1.5 last year and lost money. Damn. --- It feels a bit late to chase altcoins now, but watching others make money is hard to bear. --- Can we trust that Bitcoin's dominance dropping to 59%? It feels like it could rebound at any moment and wipe out these shitcoins. --- Doge up 10%, I made 500 bucks, then went all in on ETH. --- The problem is, how long will this rotation last... I can't predict it. --- Ethereum's rebound this time is a bit fierce. Could it be a trap to lure in buyers?

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NFTArchaeologis

· 01-03 11:57

Bitcoin stalls, altcoins celebrate... This wave of rotation looks very much like the capital differentiation before the early internet bubble burst. To put it simply, it's still about finding the next "story."

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AirdropHunterXiao

· 01-02 22:49

Dogecoin up 10%? Now that's true love. While Bitcoin is taking a break, we're celebrating. Altcoin rotation is really excellent this time, finally not just focusing on Bitcoin. Wait, corporate funds are continuously accumulating? Is this a signal... we need to pay attention to the follow-up actions. Something's off. Bitcoin's dominance has fallen to 59%. When will it bottom out? Ripple approaching $2. I got in early, so it's a bit late now to say that. Ethereum's rebound looks much more comfortable, definitely better than Bitcoin's dead fish look. Rotation is coming, everyone. Are you ready with your trading pairs?

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GhostAddressMiner

· 01-02 22:43

Bitcoin has been sucked dry by vampires, and now it's the turn of these coins to be rotated by the main institutions... Pay attention to those addresses that suddenly explode, and the sleeping wallet is awake

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NotSatoshi

· 01-02 22:43

BTC is falling behind again, and this time it's really the turn of small coins to shine. Dogecoin with double-digit gains... Are you kidding me? The so-called capital rotation, honestly, I think someone is just harvesting profits. Wait, corporate capital accumulation? Which companies? Please explain. Is the copycat season coming? No, no, I won't believe it unless I see it. This is the real multi-coin celebration. How does it feel to see BTC being sidelined? Ethereum has truly made a comeback, but can this rebound last?

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SeasonedInvestor

· 01-02 22:35

Dogecoin has risen another 10%? Now that's the real dominance, Bitcoin lying flat is really boring. --- I'm amused by the rotation of altcoins; it was about time for BTC to take a break. --- Ripple approaching $2, finally looking interesting. --- Funds shifting to altcoins, I saw through this move long ago; just not daring to go all in. --- Haha, Ethereum has resurrected from the dead, this rhythm is pretty good. --- BTC dominance dropped to 59%, it's really time for a new story. --- With such obvious market rotation, what are those still stubbornly holding onto a single coin thinking? --- Dogecoin is surging wildly, my small position is finally alive. --- Corporate funds are coming in, so this rally still has a long way to go. --- All altcoins are alive; it's normal for BTC to be weak. --- That's what I said, don't keep staring at BTC all the time. --- The rotation has begun, everyone, it's time to wake up.

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VirtualRichDream

· 01-02 22:33

Dogecoin rises 10%? Now that's the real star, Bitcoin is just lying flat and honestly pretty boring. --- Is it rotation again? I just want to ask when will my altcoins get a chance to take off. --- Ripple approaches $2, finally looking interesting. --- BTC dominance drops to 59%... turns out diversification is still necessary. --- This wave really marks the end of the single-coin era. --- Dogecoin breaks the ten-point mark, other coins have to follow its lead. --- Is this driven by institutional funds entering the market? I feel like it's just retail investors speculating. --- Why are people still chasing after $90,000 when it's weak?

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EthMaximalist

· 01-02 22:22

Dogecoin breaking 10% made me laugh directly. The cycle is really here. Those who went all-in on Bitcoin earlier must be panicking now.

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