$BTC market share back to 60%! Are the altcoins in your hands getting harder and harder to hold? Guys, have you had this feeling lately: when Bitcoin dips a little, you think it’s still fine, but once you open your account, the altcoins you’re holding have already fallen so much you don’t even want to talk about it. This isn’t an illusion. Over the past week, RAIN fell 17.78%, VVV fell 16.85%, UNI fell 15.34%, $SOL fell 12.58%, XRP fell 11.14%, while BTC fell just -2.93%. The hardest-hit assets are all the ones we’re most willing to hold and most reluctant to cut. The money hasn’t left; it’s just concentrating inward. BTC $ETF is seeing outflows, while $ETH ETF saw $720 million in outflows in October, but BTC’s market share returned to 60.28%, a one-month high. Losing blood on one side while its share rises on the other shows that people haven’t stopped playing—they’re just only willing to hide in the safest place. Looking at the macro picture, Brent crude is nearing 110, while the 30-year U.S. Treasury yield reached 5.57%, its highest level since 2002. When risk assets are repriced, the first to be sold are always the outermost and most expensive layer. Altcoins are precisely that layer. So the most painful thing right now isn’t the drop—it’s that when the rebound comes, the money may not return to your coins first. If funds continue concentrating in Bitcoin after CPI, the assets that fell the deepest will also be the slowest to rebound.