#AltcoinSeasonComing
Indicators that Altcoin Season is Coming:

Bitcoin Dominance Drops: Bitcoin dominance is the percentage of the total cryptocurrency market capitalization that Bitcoin accounts for. When Bitcoin’s dominance begins to fall (i.e., when its market cap grows more slowly compared to the rest of the market), it often signals that altcoins might be ready to take the lead.

Bitcoin Consolidation or Pullback: After Bitcoin hits a peak or becomes more stable in price, altcoins can start gaining momentum. Bitcoin consolidating can mean altcoins take over for a while as investors look for more volatility and higher returns in other coins.

Altcoin Outperformance: When a broad group of altcoins begin to show consistent gains in both value and volume, that’s a signal that the market is shifting towards altcoins.

Ethereum or Other Large Altcoins Gaining: When Ethereum or other major altcoins like Solana, Cardano, or Polkadot outperform Bitcoin for an extended period, it can indicate the beginning of Altcoin Season. This is because these projects often lead the way in terms of innovation, adoption, and the broader blockchain ecosystem.

Social Media and News Sentiment: Altcoin Season can be accompanied by a surge of hype, media coverage, and social media buzz around specific altcoins, as traders and influencers push particular projects.

Large Market Cap Altcoins Showing Positive Price Action: When established altcoins with large market caps (Ethereum, Binance Coin, etc.) see substantial price movements, it can spark more speculative interest in smaller, lesser-known altcoins.

Historical Trends:

Altcoin Season has historically followed Bitcoin’s bull runs or periods of price stability. For example, in 2017 after Bitcoin reached its high, many altcoins exploded in value (especially in the summer and fall), with Ethereum and smaller altcoins seeing massive returns. The same happened after Bitcoin's 2020-2021 bull run when coins like Solana, Cardano, and others saw major rallies.