As of October 25, Bitcoin’s dominance in the market (BTC.D) has risen to 59.22%, marking the highest level since the bullish market began in September 2022. Data from TradingView shows that this upward momentum continues, with BTC.D currently at 59.16%. The key question now is how long Bitcoin 
$76,395 can maintain its dominance.
Decline Expected According to Dominance Model
Many experts in the cryptocurrency market have observed a clear 200-day model in Bitcoin’s market dominance graph. According to this model, the leading cryptocurrency’s dominance is expected to decline for 50 weeks, followed by a 150-week upward trend.
The last decline in this cycle ended in December 2021, near the 40% support level. Since then, the graph has been moving in an upward trend.
Currently, Bitcoin is approaching the end of the 150-week growth phase, which began in late 2021. Analysts suggest that this current cycle could conclude within this week, potentially marking the start of a new downward trend that could last until October 2025.
A New Downward Trend May Begin
Experts argue that the likelihood of this model proving accurate is high. Historical cycles indicate that a correction process in Bitcoin’s market dominance is expected, paving the way for a new downward trend until 2025. However, these predictions should be approached with caution due to the cryptocurrency market’s significant volatility.
Any changes in Bitcoin’s market dominance in the coming days could lead to increased activity across the cryptocurrency market. A decline in dominance is likely to affect altcoins directly, prompting upward movements that investors are closely monitoring.
