How much did BTC dominance change?

TLDR

BTC dominance increased by about 0.34 percentage points this week to roughly 59.13%.

1. Over 24h, it rose about 0.11 percentage points to ~59.13%.
2. Over 7d, it rose about 0.34 percentage points to ~59.13%.
3. Over 30d, it rose about 0.52 percentage points, with dominance hovering near 60% per recent coverage of ETF flows and market rotation (U.S. bitcoin ETFs inflows, dominance near 60%).

Deep Dive

1. 24h Change

BTCs share of total crypto market cap climbed around 0.11 percentage points in the last day to about 59.13%. Headlines continue to highlight occasional bursts of ETF inflows and a consolidation phase in BTC price that keeps capital concentrated in the largest asset (ETF inflow day when dominance hit 60%).

2. 7d Change

Across the week, dominance rose about 0.34 percentage points. Media coverage repeatedly notes BTC dominance near 60% alongside episodes of net ETF inflows and mixed macro signals, reinforcing a Bitcoin season backdrop (ETF strength and 60% dominance).

1. Reports point to rotation back into BTC and ETH, with smaller tokens under pressure.
2. Weak breadth and token unlocks have kept alt coins on the back foot (rotation commentary).

3. 30d Change

Month over month, dominance is up about 0.52 percentage points, aligning with multiple updates showing dominance holding near the 60% area while altcoin breadth stays soft (dominance near 60% and rotation coverage).

1. Coverage cites intermittent ETF inflow days during macro data weeks.
2. Several outlets emphasize that altcoin season is not confirmed under current liquidity conditions (altcoin rotation view).

Conclusion

BTC dominance has edged higher across 24h, 7d, and 30d windows, clustering near 5960%. The drivers are defensive flows into BTC (including periodic ETF inflows) and weaker altcoin breadth. If liquidity and catalysts shift toward alts, dominance could soften; until then, the market regime looks BTC?led.