Bitcoins rise affect on Altcoins.

[LimLims]

Have some doubt on it,
When Bitcoin rises, other coins fall because people are selling their alt coins to go into Bitcoin?

Listen dude, the basic answer of your question is that, all the coins which can be considered as Assets follows the trade of Supply And Demand.
If the demand will be more then the supply will be less and this leads to the increase of price.
And as BTC price is rising people are buying it in more demand and also comparatively some are selling the altcoins in order to hold some Bitcoins and we can say for this reason also the price is dropping.
Hope this helps you mate to understand the market with more depth.

[sana54210]

There is usually nothing like that at all. Maybe you "think" it happens but by the looks of it most of the time when bitcoin rises, alts rise with it as well, so there is nothing like a "bitcoin rises, alts fall" type of situation anywhere at all. Obviously this doesn't mean that never happens, of course there are times when bitcoin rises and alts fall but this wasn't one of those days at all, this was a reverse situation where bitcoins increased and alts increased with it.

You could go check coinmarketcap for example and you will see that aside from the stable coins, all other altcoins increased a lot, some even more than bitcoin itself, but almost all of them increased. So this means bitcoin increase does bring altcoin increase with it as well, but usually they happen almost instantly within each other so you can't buy alts after seeing bitcoin increasing.

[oHnK]

I don't think so, Overall when Bitcoin has been on the rise since a few months ago, the altcoins I own have shown positive growth too. Even some of the altcoins that I own have gone up to 100% when Bitcoin is experiencing its hype. It is not a benchmark if BTC goes up then Altcoins go down, that's not true. You may see only a few moments, not a period of time that deserves to be an indicator of your opinion.

[Argoo]

The fear of missing out (fomo) is real and is the main reason why many alts holders sell their alts during times like this to follow the btc price pump, it is very difficult for some people to just stay on the side line to watch while btc surge so high, it is all about taking risk and getting in on time to catch the momentum, it is an opportunity for many to recuperate their loss from alts, this happens in most cases.

Bitcoin has reached a price of $ 23,826 and now a very interesting situation is developing, which is very similar in appearance to December 2017.  Three years ago, bitcoin began to fall sharply in price after a while.  This time, in theory, bitcoin should continue to rise in price, but no one knows what will happen in practice.  In any case, I would not have risked buying bitcoin at the current high price.  As for altcoins, they continue to evolve, even if their price does not rise so quickly.

[bttmember]

Have some doubt on it,
When Bitcoin rises, other coins fall because people are selling their alt coins to go into Bitcoin?

Yes that does happen and that is the readon why bitcoin market volume and deminancy is increasing.
Regarding price I think alts are doing good in terms of fiat so still not a bad hold.

[trauchot]

I would not say that, usually when bitcoin rises then altcoins also start to rise in price, but there were cases when only bitcoin was growing in price and altcoins did not grow in price at all, and sometimes it also happens that bitcoin falls and altcoins not, such cases have been noticed many times, so bitcoin does not always set the growth or fall movement for altcoins.

[BitcoinPanther]

Have some doubt on it,
When Bitcoin rises, other coins fall because people are selling their alt coins to go into Bitcoin?

Not entirely true, those who sold their altcoin are only those who wanted to join the bitcoin surge but doesn't have extra fund to do so but those who have money, they never sell their altcoin just for joining BTC trend's sake. 

[ardentvolcanoes]

Have some doubt on it,
When Bitcoin rises, other coins fall because people are selling their alt coins to go into Bitcoin?

Not entirely true, those who sold their altcoin are only those who wanted to join the bitcoin surge but doesn't have extra fund to do so but those who have money, they never sell their altcoin just for joining BTC trend's sake. 

True, there are still investors who stand to this momentum, instead of selling their assets and jumped to bitcoin they choose to stay and keep their coins,

If they have spare money then they'll invest it separately with bitcoin and enjoy keeping their alts and wait for the trend to favor them before selling it

with a much decent profits.

[JTripathy]

This is not the reason I think. Also this will be the reason in some cases because if people will invest in BTC then they sell other ALT but we see a huge market impact for ALT coin. There are some calculation and research. This thing always happen when Bitcoin goes up, we see affect on Altcoins.

[Dondeon]

I guess it is no news anymore that whenever bitcoin is surging, all money goes into bitcoin which in turn make altcoins to dump so easily. It is always advisable that any time bitcoin is pumping, we should avoid getting into alts except you are ready to hold for long.

[eaLiTy]

I guess it is no news anymore that whenever bitcoin is surging, all money goes into bitcoin which in turn make altcoins to dump so easily. It is always advisable that any time bitcoin is pumping, we should avoid getting into alts except you are ready to hold for long.

In the past when ever there was a big rally in BTCitcoin the entire alt market would see a major correction only because majority of the users would sell their coins to ride the rally but this time there is a difference because ETH is expected to rally and touch its all time high valuation because of their upgrade and till now we have witnessed that the alt market was rallying along with BTCitcoin.

[gaston castano]

not really, some altcoin still follow btc. there's no good reason they all do. When the price of BTC started to rise, the alt holders sold all of their tokens? I do not think so. So that's not the main reason why some altcoins go down when btc starts going up quite high.

[DU18]

price movements in the market are of course very much influenced by the volume of demand and supply so that if many investors or traders sell their altcoins it will certainly have an impact on the decline in altcoin prices, and as well if investors prefer to exchange altcoins for bitcoin and this will certainly trigger an increase in bitcoin prices because basically in crypto trading there are still economic laws.
and now it seems that the dominance of bitcoin will be greater than that of altcoins so it is not surprising that the price of bitcoin continues to increase but some altcoins have even decreased in price.

[Dragonfund]

This happens when as a result of inflow and outflow of money from from one coin to another. Since bitcoin has potential of making gains and widely traded and accepted than altcoins, some traders who like to make some quick gain tend to push and move their money into Bitcoin, that's why you often see this altcoins depreciate when Bitcoin is growing.
The current trend isn't like 2017 where almost all altcoins ( shitcoins included) were pump without any real use case, I think 2020 is one of the year we see real coins and project adoption, unlike in the past when project make promises that are always dead on arrival.

[seleme]

Or vice versa during BTC fall. Depending on the market cycle, investors rush to sell the altcoins to buy more BTC or they sell BTC for investing in the small marketcap altcoins. Obviously, the market is not going to upward forever and there is an endless correlation between the major cryptocurrencies.

[dotcoin.info]

not really, some altcoin still follow btc. there's no good reason they all do. When the price of BTC started to rise, the alt holders sold all of their tokens? I do not think so. So that's not the main reason why some altcoins go down when btc starts going up quite high.

I also doubt it. It does not seem that growth is moving on large volumes, rather, on the contrary, capitalization grows only due to price increases.
Plus, top coins grow along with bitcoin, which means that their holders cannot afford the risk of selling their coins in favor of bitcoin, because in this case they risk missing out on profits.

[Wulan_maniez]

Here, Bitcoin has sucked up volume from the entire cryptocurrency market as it continues to strengthen.
With the increasing volume and dominance of Bitcoin usually for altcoins  will  have difficulty  keeping up
with bitcoin rising, but of the many altcoins there are many altcoins that go up, but they move slowly.
Even many are down.

[torrantz]

not really, some altcoin still follow btc. there's no good reason they all do. When the price of BTC started to rise, the alt holders sold all of their tokens? I do not think so. So that's not the main reason why some altcoins go down when btc starts going up quite high.

it's not always the case. Some altcoins might against bitcoin's trend and that makes those altcoins holders are still holding their altcoins. The fact that if bitcoin goes high and altcoin will be following bitcoin.
Sometimes the opposite thing can happen.