According to Eric Balchunas, Bitcoin ETFs currently control 90% of all crypto fund assets globally, a dominance expected to persist despite the anticipated influx of altcoin and meme coin ETFs this year. These new entrants are projected to have a minimal impact, with Bitcoin likely retaining an 80-85% market share in the long term. The data underscores Bitcoin's robust position in the crypto market, suggesting limited trading opportunities in alternative crypto ETFs for investors. [Source: @JSeyff]

According to Cas Abbé, the SEC is expected to approve multiple Altcoin ETFs and ETH ETF staking options before the third quarter of 2025. This approval could lead to increased institutional interest and liquidity in the altcoin markets, potentially driving price movements for related cryptocurrencies. Traders should monitor regulatory announcements closely as these ETF approvals may significantly impact trading volumes and market volatility.

According to Cas Abbé, the Altcoin market cap has retested its 2021 highs and has been consolidating for nearly two months. Despite bullish events such as Trump's cryptocurrency purchases and the approval of Altcoin ETFs, these have not yet been reflected in the market. The upcoming FOMC meeting is expected to have a bullish tone from Powell, which could potentially trigger a reversal in Altcoin prices within 8-10 days.