BTC breaks 100,000, ETH surpasses 4,000, when will it be the turn for altcoins?

The cryptocurrency market experiences cyclical sector rotation, usually divided into several stages, first with a surge in Bitcoin, followed by a flow of funds into altcoins, driving their prices up.

After Bitcoin stabilizes at 38,066,768,223 and Ethereum at 14,520,002,664 or reaches new highs, investors' interest often turns to altcoins, initiating what is known as altcoin season. This period is typically marked by a decline in Bitcoin's market dominance and a surge in altcoin trading volume and market capitalization.

Analysts predict that as Bitcoin's price breaks 100,000 USD and Ethereum surpasses 4,000 USD, the altcoin market will welcome significant opportunities. Market observers have reason to be bullish, as in 8 of the past 10 years, cryptocurrencies have risen around Christmas, which may signal the arrival of altcoin season.

After Bitcoin enters a consolidation period, market funds shift towards altcoins, boosting their market share and daily trading ratio. This change indicates that capital is seeking new profit opportunities, with altcoins becoming the preferred choice to ignite market sentiment.

Predictions suggest that by 2025, the cryptocurrency market will enter a bull market, reaching a mid-cycle peak in the first quarter and setting a new high in the fourth quarter. During this peak cycle, Bitcoin's price is expected to be around 180,000 USD, while Ethereum's price will exceed 8,000 USD. Other well-known projects, such as Solana (SOL) and Sui (63,823,421,267), may surpass 500 USD and 10 USD, respectively. After this round of peaks, BTC's price is expected to correct by 30%, while altcoins might experience a larger drop of up to 60%, with the market consolidating during the summer. However, a rebound is anticipated in the fall, with major tokens regaining momentum.