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Cryptocurrency analysts are drawing comparisons between the current altcoin season and previous bull market cycles. For many, the altcoin market consolidates in a way that often precedes a significant rally, and it’s building a high level of optimism across the market.

A growing number of investors are starting to shift their liquidity from traditional instruments like Treasury bills and money market funds into decentralized finance (DeFi) platforms, as anticipation builds around possible U.S. Federal Reserve rate cuts.

After a much-hyped Initial Coin Offering (ICO) last weekend, the Pump.fun (PUMP) token is facing its first major test, with its price dropping over 15% in the last 24 hours to trade about $0.004355 on Saturday, July 19. But while the price chart is flashing warning signs, a massive surge of activity in the futures market suggests many traders are betting big on a recovery.

Billionaire investor Ray Dalio has warned that the United States is locked into a worsening debt trajectory. After recent meetings with lawmakers in Washington, Dalio joined other business leaders in predicting a potential crisis within the next decade. Many in the crypto space see this as another signal to move away from fiat and into digital assets.

Bitcoin price today is trading at $112,967, slipping after a failed defense of the $114,500–$115,000 zone. Sellers forced price into the $112,000 region, a level where heavy liquidity bids were clustered according to CoinGlass data. The breakdown has sparked concerns that the bull cycle may be stalling despite recent macro catalysts.

Coinbase and Binance, two of the world’s most prestigious cryptocurrency exchanges, have not listed PI, the native token of the Pi Network, despite the project’s surge in awareness in 2025.

In Q2 2025, the crypto market rebounded to a total capitalization of $3.46 trillion, up 28.2% from Q1, driven by ETF inflows and the Bitcoin rally from $83,000 to nearly $112,000. However, broader market participation remained weak, with altcoins lagging and liquidity still thin across many assets.

In Q2 2025, the crypto market rebounded to a total capitalization of $3.46 trillion, up 28.2% from Q1, driven by ETF inflows and the Bitcoin rally from $83,000 to nearly $112,000. However, broader market participation remained weak, with altcoins lagging and liquidity still thin across many assets.

A series of significant developments in U.S. crypto regulation, monetary policy, and institutional adoption are creating a bullish outlook for the altcoin market. Analysts now point to a combination of these factors for an immediate “Altseason.”

The recent dip in crypto prices has triggered concerns among investors, with many questioning whether the bull run is finally coming to an end. However, despite the short-term red candles, the bigger picture tells a different story, wherein the correction appears to be a healthy pause within an active bull cycle.

After a much-hyped Initial Coin Offering (ICO) last weekend, the Pump.fun (PUMP) token is facing its first major test, with its price dropping over 15% in the last 24 hours to trade about $0.004355 on Saturday, July 19. But while the price chart is flashing warning signs, a massive surge of activity in the futures market suggests many traders are betting big on a recovery.

As the United States dollar slumps to a three-year low and long-term holders tighten their grip on the Bitcoin supply, market conditions appear primed for a new leg up. With Bitcoin holding firm above the $107,000 mark, analysts are pointing to a powerful convergence of macroeconomic weakness and strong on-chain fundamentals that could fuel a rally toward $135,000 and beyond.

Today, the price of Bitcoin is around $110,200, which is close to where it was before it fell below its multi-month rising trendline for the first time since April. From the $124,000 area, sellers pushed BTC lower, which caused a sharp rejection that broke the bullish channel. Spot inflows have also turned negative, with $44 million in net outflows recorded on August 26. This shows that investors are being careful after the recent rally.

The global crypto market has fallen by 2.63% in the past 24 hours, with the total market cap now at $3.95 trillion. Bitcoin dropped 2.81% to around $118,500, while Ethereum slipped 0.69% to $4,278. Other altcoins also saw declines, with XRP down 4.46%, BNB losing 1.94%, and Solana falling 5.94%.

If you’re wondering where the real action is in the crypto market today, it’s not just Bitcoin. A handful of major exchange tokens are putting up massive numbers, and each one has a specific, powerful catalyst behind its move.

If you’re wondering where the real action is in the crypto market today, it’s not just Bitcoin. A handful of major exchange tokens are putting up massive numbers, and each one has a specific, powerful catalyst behind its move.

A series of significant developments in U.S. crypto regulation, monetary policy, and institutional adoption are creating a bullish outlook for the altcoin market. Analysts now point to a combination of these factors for an immediate “Altseason.”

The wider altcoin market, led by Ethereum, has so far failed to fully take off, with key market cap charts trapped below major resistance levels.

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.

A growing number of investors are starting to shift their liquidity from traditional instruments like Treasury bills and money market funds into decentralized finance (DeFi) platforms, as anticipation builds around possible U.S. Federal Reserve rate cuts.