Is the Altseason Coming Now? Key Market Facts Indicate Yes

The anticipated altcoin season, which everyone has been waiting for, seems to be right around the corner. All the major narratives such as AI, meme coins, and sales have already played out, leaving only one remaining narrative—altseason. Why should this altseason occur now? First, Bitcoin has reached its all-time highs—either 120K or 180K; the exact number doesn't matter. The key factor is how much time remains before the cycle concludes. Many believe (and it's hard to dispute) that the cycle ends around the second month of autumn. Second, Bitcoin dominance is substantial—ranging from 64–65%, similar to 2021 when dominance was at 65%, which led to an altcoin season. Currently, it’s between 75–80%, and it’s noteworthy that the market is flush with stablecoins, totaling $152B USDT and $62B USDC, compared to just $30B in 2021. Third, the fundamental reasons persist. While many await dollar printing and interest rate cuts, growth is already underway without these factors. Given that Bitcoin is expensive, dominance is high, and most altcoins are experiencing pullbacks, these conditions are ripe. In summary, the market signals are evident: high dominance exceeding 2021 levels, record levels of stablecoins in the market, Bitcoin at ATH, nearing the end of the cycle, altcoins in the red with low interest, and the popular adage “sell in May and go away” ringing true. What more is needed to trigger an altcoin season? Access to private channels without delays or taking a free test can provide further insights.