TradingView Glitch Sends Bitcoin Dominance Below 25%

Trusted Editorial content, reviewed by leading industry experts and seasoned editors. Ad Disclosure A TradingView glitch in data briefly showed crypto’s market cap at $6 trillion and Bitcoin dominance at 24%. Bitcoin’s price did not move, and sentiment data still points to fear. A TradingView glitch on Monday, November 9, made it look as if the crypto market had more than doubled and Bitcoin dominance had collapsed. Ash Crypto shared the charts on X, showing total market cap at $6.17 trillion and Bitcoin dominance at 24.14%. The post asked whether the “glitch” was predicting a bull run. How the Glitch Distorted Bitcoin Dominance Both charts show the same pattern. Total market cap jumps in a single candle from roughly $2.5 trillion to $6.17 trillion, while Bitcoin dominance falls from around 60% to 24.14% in one candle. Real rallies build across many candles, so a vertical spike points to bad data rather than trading. TradingView builds its total from the 125 largest coins, and dominance is Bitcoin’s value divided by that total. The total suddenly jumped above $6 trillion while Bitcoin itself never moved. The numbers agree. At the $75,140 price in a BitcoinFear post, Bitcoin’s marke...