Recently, it’s hard not to feel bullish when looking at Bitcoin’s chart. We seem to be on the brink of a period that could drastically change the market in just a few months. This phase may begin with an aggressive Bitcoin pump, which draws liquidity into #BTC . While this might cause alt/BTC pairs to lag behind for a while, and altcoins may take a hit, this process is actually healthy as long as Bitcoin continues its upward momentum.
Bitcoin Dominance and Altcoin Performance
In this initial period, the dollar value of your portfolio may not change significantly, but your BTC value might decrease. This will likely continue until Bitcoin secures its position above its all-time high (ATH) and Bitcoin dominance starts to drop. My expectation is that BTC dominance (BTCd) will touch the 62-65% range before dropping back to the 40s, while Bitcoin itself could find some rest between $80k and $90k. If this plays out, we could see some impressive rallies in strong altcoins. While altcoins might stall for a few weeks, they will eventually catch up to Bitcoin’s pace, potentially in just a matter of days. #MemeCoinTrending
Conditions for Altcoin Season
For what we refer to as “altcoin season” to begin, Bitcoin’s strong pump needs to slow down, allowing liquidity to flow from BTC to altcoins. This liquidity shift will be reflected in the decline of Bitcoin dominance, signaling the start of the altseason. However, it’s important to note that I don’t expect the entire market to perform uniformly. This is why active portfolio management is crucial. I aim to stay invested in high-performing assets, and I’ve previously shared which coins I believe to be promising. I will continue to update this list as needed, but it’s important to create your own plan and portfolio based on your unique situation. Don’t attempt to copy anyone else’s strategy exactly—what works for me may not work for you, and I could change my view overnight. #Moonbix
Profit Realization and Exit Strategies
Finally, one of the most essential aspects every investor must consider is profit-taking. When the market or season ends, exit routes become much narrower, as we witnessed in . To avoid making the same mistake, it’s wise to establish exit targets in advance. Setting long-term goals and taking profits when these targets are reached can protect you from the risks of a market reversal.
