If you don't understand why there is no altcoin season comparing Bitcoin to the US dollar, and altcoins to the South African rand and Turkish lira, then you understand, and then expect these Turkish lira and South African rand to surpass the US dollar.

Despite a significant decline in the market at the beginning of the year, many cried 'the end of the bull market,' but the reality is different. After a brief correction, Bitcoin rebounded strongly, once again proving the resilience of the bulls.
Looking back at January this year, after Bitcoin surged to a new high of about $108,000, it encountered a correction, dipping to around $74,000, but immediately thereafter, a strong V-shaped reversal occurred.
From a technical perspective, Bitcoin has long since broken through its downward trend line, gaining support in key liquidity zones, and has established a higher high and higher low upward structure. Many technical analysts view the 4-hour EMA200 as the bull-bear dividing line, and the current Bitcoin price remains firmly above this average line.