Such a noticeable drop is perceived by many market participants as a positive signal for altcoins.
Experts note that the decrease in USDT dominance, issued by Tether, usually indicates that investors are starting to withdraw funds from stablecoins and redirecting them into more volatile but potentially profitable assets—primarily into Bitcoin and altcoins. This trend coincided with the overall upward dynamics in the cryptocurrency market.
Interestingly, the current weakening of USDT's position coincided with the rise in prices of key digital assets: both Bitcoin and leading altcoins have shown significant strengthening in recent days.
According to analysts' forecasts, USDT dominance may continue to decline, opening the way for capital inflow into other crypto ecosystems. In particular, investors' attention may shift towards projects such as ASTER, ENS, SPL, SOL, APEX, and ICP—they are seen as promising recipients of funds leaving the stablecoin sphere.
Notably, ASTER has already begun to demonstrate impressive recovery after a recent crash. In less than 48 hours, its price increased by more than 18%, fully compensating for the losses incurred during a week of decline, during which the asset fell by almost 38%.
