CryptoQuant Founder: Bitcoin's dominance has recently fallen by 6%, with only a few altcoins attracting new liquidity
On December 20, Ki Young Ju, the founder of CryptoQuant, pointed out that Bitcoin's dominance has recently fallen by 6%, with XRP contributing 3% to this decline. Currently, the dominance is rebounding.
He stated that only a few altcoins have attracted increased liquidity and there is limited rotation from BTC to these altcoins. This isn't a traditional "altcoin season" in its usual sense but rather seems like a season for individual standout altcoins.
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