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The long-awaited “altseason” has not yet officially started, with a key market indicator showing Bitcoin is still firmly in control. However, technical analysts are now pointing to a compelling chart pattern that looks nearly identical to the setup that preceded the explosive 2021 altcoin rally.

Altcoin supply dynamics have taken center stage in recent months, as key Token Generation Events (TGEs) play an outsized role in shaping monthly emissions. According to Tokenomist data, from February through June, emissions across the altcoin market averaged between $3 to $5 billion monthly, roughly 1% of the total altcoin market capitalization.

A sharp macro divergence is underway just hours before . Bitcoin holds firm near $114,000, climbing over 4% this week while gold, a traditional safe-haven, has fallen nearly 3%. This pattern signals a “risk-on” rotation as traders appear to front-run the Fed, moving capital into crypto.This macro-shift provides the backdrop for moving on strong, independent catalysts.

The recent Bitcoin (BTC) price drop below $113k has weighed down on the wider altcoin market. Palpable fear of a broader crypto correction lingers, stirred by mixed inflationary data and anticipation of Fed Chair Jerome Powell’s upcoming speech at the Jackson Hole Symposium.

The crypto market tightened this week as traders positioned ahead of the Federal Reserve’s expected rate cut. Bitcoin stalled near $116,000, meeting resistance that triggered selling pressure. Altcoins such as XRP, Solana (SOL), and Dogecoin (DOGE) fell harder, with analysts warning volatility could increase before policy clarity arrives.

Bitcoin has once again rewritten the record books, climbing to roughly $124,500 on Thursday night. The move put the world’s largest cryptocurrency nearly $1,000 above its previous peak, climbing nearly 5% from the previous day of its ATH.

The crypto market is showing strong signs of recovery, with the global market cap climbing above $3.8 trillion, up over 3% in the last 24 hours.

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission has begun reviewing new ETF proposals tied to XRP, Dogecoin (DOGE), and Litecoin (LTC) under a rule adopted in September 2025.

The momentum that drove altcoins through September is starting to cool. Fresh CryptoQuant data shows the Altcoin Season Index sliding from 69 to 64 in the past week, a sign that the rotation into riskier tokens is losing strength. Traders are shifting gears, looking for safer ground after weeks of heavy speculation.

The altcoin market is soaring back into the spotlight as Binance Altcoin Volume Share has just hit an all-time high of 82.3%, according to on-chain analyst maartunn.

After a sharp pullback, the crypto market is showing early signs of recovery. The global market cap stands at $3.87 trillion, up 1.2% in the past day, with Bitcoin trading near $113,700 and Ethereum above $4,290.

Bitcoin is currently trying to bounce back above $110k while still holding a commanding 59% of the crypto market. This dominance has left many altcoins struggling for attention, but market analyst Michael van de Poppe sees this as just the beginning.

One of the hosts of the Cheeky Crypto YouTube channel has that 2024 would be the year for alternative cryptocurrencies, pointing out Altcoin sectors that could net investors a 100-fold return on investment.

Bitcoin reached a new all-time high (ATH) today (multiple times), and is now sitting at around $118k. The most well-known cryptocurrency has experienced a constant boost in the last few days, with a roughly 6.5% gain in the last 24 hours.

History may be about to repeat itself in the altcoin market after technical analysts spotted a crucial indicator that usually precedes a massive pump. The altcoin market cap daily chart on TradingView, which includes the market caps of all cryptocurrencies except Bitcoin and Ethereum, has reflected a Golden Cross.

The crypto market enters another week for token unlocks, with early-stage investors set to receive roughly $875 million worth of assets between October 7 and 12, according to. The figure marks a steep drop from last week’s $3.9 billion and signals cooling supply inflation heading into the final quarter of 2025.

The crypto market has taken a breather after a sharp but short-lived rally. Bitcoin and Ethereum both gave back some gains, while Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell hinted at possible interest rate cuts in September.

Bitcoin has once again rewritten the record books, climbing to roughly $124,500 on Thursday night. The move put the world’s largest cryptocurrency nearly $1,000 above its previous peak, climbing nearly 5% from the previous day of its ATH.

Bitcoin dominance has been constantly dropping. During May it was near 65% and now it has dipped to 58.7%, which has caused a stir in altcoins market. This implies that the capital is beginning to flow into altcoins, which is a good sign that an altcoin season is coming.

The crypto market is showing strong signs of recovery, with the global market cap climbing above $3.8 trillion, up over 3% in the last 24 hours.