We see that when the price of bitcoin rises, it indirectly increases in all market prices. This is the simplest explanation, and the greatest reason is that almost all cryptocurrency is on the Bitcoin parity. That is, Bitcoin can be perceived as basic money in this sector. To give an example from today, we can give USD example. We can see USD parities against almost all country unit currencies. Of course, these two markets are not the same as each other and it is not possible to see the same results, but as I mentioned in my first sentences, almost all kinds of money in cryptocurrency are traded on the Bitcoin parity. That is why we see that all prices increase during the period when Bitcoin price goes up, but all prices decrease when Bitcoin price goes downwards. Nevertheless, we may not be able to see this rate from time to time when Bitcoin is experiencing a severe upsurge.