We are now at a critical juncture for the altcoin rally. For a genuine altcoin rally to begin, we first need a double top formation in Bitcoin dominance. Looking at the chart, BTC dominance is currently around 59–60%, with significant resistance looming near 63–64%. So the situation is this simple: Bitcoin dominance will move upward and retest the 63–64% zone. If it gets rejected again there and then turns downward, breaking below its support level, that’s when the foundation for the movement we’ve been expecting in altcoins may begin to form. But there’s a crucial detail here: We do not want Bitcoin to decline. On the contrary, Bitcoin must remain as strong as possible and continue its upward momentum. If Bitcoin drops sharply, capital will not flow into altcoins—instead, altcoins will be crushed alongside Bitcoin. The scenario we’re looking for is this: Bitcoin continues to rise, gaining market confidence. BTC dominance forms a peak and turns downward, prompting capital to shift from Bitcoin into altcoins. We’ve seen similar patterns form in past market cycles. Currently, BTC dominance remains in a decisive range. Whether the 63–64% zone is broken or rejected—and whether dominance subsequently breaks downward—is what matters most to us. Therefore, it’s still too early to say “the altcoin rally has begun.” But to be honest… I don’t think we have much time left. If Bitcoin continues its upward trend and BTC dominance makes one final push toward the upper resistance level, the path ahead will become much clearer. In short: Bitcoin stays strong. BTC dominance forms a top. Dominance turns downward. Capital flows into altcoins. This is exactly the story we’ve been waiting for.