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[joshy23]

Nah. Much of that decrease is due to the alt bubbles
 Once the alts dump -and they all will dump- the btc dominance percentage will go up again

Not exactly the reason IMO. We've been past that many times over. Speculators are pulling out because of the impending hard fork. Once this issue is over, we might be see stability again.

Yes I agree. The hard fork looming is the issue thing that affected the price of bitcoin currently. But if is implemented or not, bitcoin price will rise again at a steady level because a lot of people will be buying bitcoin and dump the alt-coin they have right now. They just want to be safe and not lose their investments that why they move to alt-coins now. But as you have said if the issue is over, they will go back to bitcoin ecosystem again.

[Hazir]

Its very sad to say that bitcoin's price is still declining and its dominance has reduced to 68% of the entire market capitalization value.Lets hope for the best.

The only good thing about current low market capitalization of BTC would be that lower price will create better entry point for new investors.
But seriously seeing how we have more topics with FUD from people who want to rather abandon the ship instead buying cheaper coins it is kinda scary.
It's sad to know that price was more stable during PBoC intervention. 

[willope]

Well I see that in the last week there is a smaller number of BTU nodes. And that Bitmain want to force the 51% hashrate to fork-and kill the real- bitcoin.
So every day there is more BTU hashrate, and at the same time, less community support for Rogercoin.

And THIS is what causes the price crash. You probably will have a BTC that doesn't work anymore and a buggy shitty BTU that noone wants.
And Ethereum will take the leadership.