The altcoin season has been in full swing for an entire month! When will it come to an end? These 3 signals warn of a market turning point!
The altcoin season has entered a critical moment! From Bitcoin's rise from 69,000 to nearly 100,000, the entire market's enthusiasm has almost reached its peak.
Now, investors are keenly watching when the altcoin season will end. How to judge? It depends on the future trends of Bitcoin and Ethereum!
Reviewing the three phases of the altcoin season: the launch phase (Bitcoin from 69,000 to 90,000), the acceleration phase (90,000 to 99,000), and the full bloom phase (breaking 100,000) — these time points determine the rhythm of the entire market.
If Bitcoin fails to break new highs within two weeks, such as not being able to stabilize above 110,000, it may indicate that market liquidity is starting to dry up, and the altcoin season will face a turning point. Additionally, Ethereum's performance will also be key: if it cannot sustain a rise above 4,000, it may also signal insufficient market momentum.
Another warning signal is the flow of funds in the US Ethereum spot ETF; if there is an outflow of funds, this could be a strong signal that the altcoin season is about to end.
The climax of the altcoin season is usually accompanied by significant events, such as the approval of the US Bitcoin ETF or market fluctuations resulting from presidential election outcomes. However, the funds in the altcoin season are always limited; the shorter the frenzy, the quicker it ends.
If Bitcoin and Ethereum fail to reach new highs again within the next two weeks, this will be a signal worth noting. The market's 'frenzy' may cool down in the short term.
