A clear ascending triangle pattern is visible on the Bitcoin dominance chart, indicating a potential increase in Bitcoin's market share, as pointed out by several crypto traders. While some traders believe this trend will continue to rise, others predict the opposite.

According to Benjamin Cowen, founder of Into The Cryptoverse, Bitcoin's market cap dominance has followed an ascending triangle pattern since September. This pattern occurs when the price of an asset consolidates between an upward trendline support and a horizontal resistance trendline.

On the other hand, a crypto trader known as "Beanie" mentioned that Bitcoin's dominance usually grows during bear markets as investors seek stability in the cryptocurrency. Despite the recent all-time high, Beanie compares the current trend to the bear market of 2018 rather than the bull market of 2021 when dominance decreased significantly.

While Bitcoin's market dominance has fluctuated over the years, it currently stands at 50.1%, based on data from CoinStats. However, not all traders agree on the dominance trend, with some like Zero Ika arguing that Bitcoin's dominance is actually in a long-term downtrend when considering a broader macro perspective.

Both opinions represent differing views on the future trajectory of Bitcoin's dominance within the cryptocurrency market.