The perspective on altseason is well-grounded. The landscape has changed significantly since the 2017-2018 bull run, and expecting the same conditions to return isn't realistic. Back then, the market was smaller, with fewer coins and simpler dynamics like Bitcoin pair trading. Now, with the proliferation of thousands of altcoins, futures markets, and complex narratives, money simply rotates between trends, as you mentioned.

It's true that memecoins and hype-driven tokens attract much of the attention, mainly due to the potential for quick, explosive returns. This makes them more appealing to traders compared to altcoins that may take longer to gain traction or may never see the same levels of interest.

In this environment, it’s about staying ahead of emerging narratives and being flexible rather than waiting for a broad "altseason" that might never come. Those who adapt to market shifts and put in the research to identify trends early will be the ones benefiting, while those stuck waiting for a full-scale altcoin rally could indeed be left behind.

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