Several crypto analysts are pointing to the same conclusion: structural signals that previously marked the start of altseason may be triggering again.
The discussion centers around a handful of charts shared by Crypto Patel, Bitcoinsensus, CryptoBusy, and Moustache, all highlighting long-term trend shifts in altcoin dominance and relative strength.
Crypto Patel argues that most traders are watching OTHERS.D, while the more important chart, OTHERS/BTC, has already broken its long-term descending trendline and successfully retested it.
According to the shared chart:
The claim is direct: this is the chart “no one is talking about,” and it has already confirmed the structural shift.
Bitcoinsensus highlights Altcoin Dominance compressing inside a multi-year descending wedge at key support.
The chart notes:
The analyst states that the same MACD signal appeared before the last major altseason.
CryptoBusy adds a cyclical perspective.
According to the shared comparison:
The thesis is simple: altcoins tend to move hardest after long periods of boredom, especially if liquidity improves.
Moustache focuses on a different metric: the relationship between the SMA100 and EMA100 on the altcoin market cap chart.
According to the tweet:
The same crossover occurred before prior major altcoin expansions in 2018 and 2020.
Looking at the charts side by side, the alignment is hard to ignore. Multiple independent structures – trendline breaks, dominance wedges, MACD crossovers, and moving average signals – are all flashing at roughly the same time.
What makes the timing more interesting is the broader context. Bitcoin is currently trading roughly 40% below its recent all-time high, and historically, periods where Bitcoin loses momentum or transitions into consolidation have often preceded relative outperformance in altcoins. In past cycles, once Bitcoin’s explosive upside cooled, capital rotated outward into higher-beta assets.
That does not guarantee repetition. Every cycle carries its own liquidity conditions and macro backdrop. But structurally, altseasons have tended to emerge not when Bitcoin is aggressively breaking new highs, but when it pauses, stalls, or corrects.
With Bitcoin no longer in expansion mode and multiple altcoin structural signals aligning, the debate is no longer whether the charts look constructive.
The real question is whether this is the early stage of capital rotation, or a well-structured fakeout before another leg lower.
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