According to @CryptoMichNL, Bitcoin dominance (BTC.D) remains in an uptrend but is close to breaking lower, mirroring the Q4 2019 setup as posted on Nov 4, 2025; source: @CryptoMichNL. He identifies a drop below the 20-month moving average as the confirmation trigger and notes that if BTC.D loses that level it would be “party time,” signaling a major move; source: @CryptoMichNL. For traders, this frames the 20-month MA on BTC.D as a key level to monitor for positioning decisions; source: @CryptoMichNL.

According to @CryptoMichNL, many altcoin holders are aiming to exit at breakeven, a sentiment he says resembles Q4 2019 and argues that patience is preferable to early exits, source: X post dated Oct 27, 2025. He notes that in a prior cycle, traders who sold at breakeven in the first leg up later saw substantial multiples, urging a longer time horizon for altcoin positions, source: X post dated Oct 27, 2025. For historical context, ETH rose from roughly 130 USD in Dec 2019 to about 4,800 USD in Nov 2021, while BTC dominance fell from around 70 percent in late 2019 to near 40 percent by May 2021, conditions that coincided with broad altcoin strength, source: CoinMarketCap historical data; TradingView BTC Dominance BTC.D data. Trading takeaway: the post supports a patience bias and cycle-aware accumulation rather than breakeven selling, with monitoring of BTC trend and dominance for altseason confirmation, source: X post dated Oct 27, 2025 by @CryptoMichNL; TradingView BTC.D data.

According to @CryptoMichNL, Bitcoin dominance (BTC.D) is in a downtrend comparable to Q3/Q4 2019, signaling greater upside potential for altcoins as BTC.D weakens (source: @CryptoMichNL on X, Sep 29, 2025). He adds that BTC dominance may see interim bounces, implying short-term volatility for altcoin pairs despite the broader altcoin-favorable structure (source: @CryptoMichNL on X, Sep 29, 2025).