Bitcoin-Led Rebound May Cap Altcoin Upside While 76% of Binance Alts Trade Below 200-Day SMA

Bitcoin is currently leading the market rebound, capturing roughly 56% of recent inflows and keeping most altcoins in an accumulation phase; if BTC meets resistance, rotation into altcoins could accelerate, creating selective buying opportunities for projects below their 200‑day SMA. Bitcoin-led rebound: BTC accounted for 56% of recent market inflows Only 24% of Binance-listed altcoins sit above their 200‑day SMA, signaling widespread accumulation. 129,474 traders liquidated ($592.19M) indicates elevated derivatives risk and potential for sharp ￰0￱ altcoins: Bitcoin-led rebound caps alts now; watch BTC resistance and 200‑day SMA levels for ￰1￱ analysis and trade plan from ￰2￱ the market favoring Bitcoin or altcoins right now?

Bitcoin is favoring the ￰3￱ captured the majority of the October inflow, pushing total market cap higher while keeping altcoins in an accumulation ￰4￱ BTC loses momentum at resistance, capital rotation into altcoins is likely and could trigger sharper alt ￰5￱ much of the recent inflow went into Bitcoin versus altcoins? Recent data shows total market cap rose about 3.88% (~$160B). Bitcoin’s market cap climbed ~3.92, contributing roughly $90B—about 56% of total inflows—while TOTAL2 (ex‑BTC) rose 3.81%, confirming a BTC‑led rebound and typical rotational ￰6￱ market flipped risk‑on at the start of Q4, producing the longest green candle since ￰7￱ dominance rose as traders piled into large‑cap liquidity, keeping much of altcoin leverage capped.) Why are altcoins still in accumulation despite the rebound?

Only 24% of Binance altcoins are above their 200‑day SMA, indicating 76% remain below long‑term trend and in ￰8￱ setup typically precedes broader altcoin rallies once risk capital rotates away from ￰9￱ Altcoin Season Index recently dipped two points to 65, showing rotation away from a full alt‑season. With derivatives markets (especially BTC open interest) still hot, excessive risk into alts remains capped until BTC confirms further weakness or a decisive ￰10￱ happened in the recent derivatives squeeze and why it matters? A sharp sell‑off triggered large liquidations: CoinGlass reports 129,474 traders liquidated for ~$592.19M, with ~81% from short ￰11￱ accounted for $423M of those liquidations, fueling a quick squeeze and the current BTC‑led bounce.