Analyst: BTC Still Dominates the Market as Funds Begin to Flow Back
According to Odaily, data shows that after bitcoin's market share surpassed 65% in June, it dropped to 57% in September (note: bitcoin market share is an indicator measuring bitcoin's share relative to the entire cryptocurrency market). Currently, bitcoin's market share stands at 59.27%, indicating that it is still the golden era for bitcoin. Analyst CyrilXBT pointed out that bitcoin continues to dominate the market, with capital flowing back into bitcoin rather than other cryptocurrencies. BlackRock's IBIT bitcoin ETF attracted over $25 billion in inflows in 2025, further confirming that institutional investors prefer BTC over other cryptocurrencies. (Cointelegraph)
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