Bitcoin dominance is one of those metrics that looks simple until you actually try to use it for decision-making. The core calculation is straightforward — Bitcoin's market cap divided by the total crypto market cap, multiplied by 100. But interpreting the number depends heavily on context and trend direction. A 58% reading means something very different if it rose from 52% over two weeks versus if it's been sitting stable for three months. This guide on Bitcoin dominance walks through how to read the chart properly, what different percentage ranges historically signal, and why weekly trends matter far more than hourly fluctuations. A solid foundation piece if you're starting to use it as part of your market analysis.
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