# Сопутствующие статьи по теме Season

Новостной центр HTX предлагает последние статьи и углубленный анализ по "Season", охватывающие рыночные тренды, новости проектов, развитие технологий и политику регулирования в криптоиндустрии.

Ethereum To Drive Altcoin Season Again, But Is This Time Different?

Signs of an upcoming altcoin season are emerging through on-chain behavior and trader activity, with Ethereum at the center. Despite price consolidation around $3,000, Ethereum maintains high network usage with active addresses near 472,000—unlike previous cycles where consolidation led to declining engagement. This suggests potential leadership in a new altcoin cycle. Other major altcoins also show early signals: XRP whales are not moving tokens to exchanges, indicating holding behavior rather than profit-taking. Solana is seeing renewed retail participation, though not at euphoric levels yet. BNB exhibits consistently large spot orders despite dull price action, reminiscent of pre-2021 altcoin season activity. If Ethereum drives the next altcoin season, it may be more collective and structurally different from past cycles.

bitcoinist01/10 00:02

Ethereum To Drive Altcoin Season Again, But Is This Time Different?

bitcoinist01/10 00:02

Altcoins face $657 mln supply shock: Is capital moving away from Bitcoin?

Altcoins face a significant supply shock with $657 million in token unlocks this week, arriving amid a risk-on market environment. While such unlocks can pressure prices, current technical and macro conditions suggest they may instead fuel liquidity rotation into altcoins. ALT/BTC appears to have bottomed in Q4 2025, with oversold RSI and a bullish MACD reversal. Major unlocks include one-time releases like HYPE ($330M) and APT, and linear unlocks like SOL, TRUMP, and DOGE. Strong on-chain metrics, such as Hyperliquid’s high open interest and TVL, indicate underlying support. This could break the Altcoin Season Index out against Bitcoin, potentially starting a new altcoin cycle.

ambcrypto01/06 23:02

Altcoins face $657 mln supply shock: Is capital moving away from Bitcoin?

ambcrypto01/06 23:02

Pepe rallies 76% as memecoins turn green – What’s driving the move?

Pepe (PEPE) has surged 76% in a week, leading a broader memecoin rally in early 2026. The price breakout was supported by high trading volume and strong momentum indicators, signaling solid buyer interest. However, the rapid pace suggests potential for brief pullbacks. Other major memecoins like Dogecoin, Shiba Inu, Bonk, Floki, and dogwifhat also posted significant weekly gains. The total memecoin market cap has increased by nearly 30%, adding over $10 billion in value since the start of the year. After a period of declining dominance within the altcoin market that bottomed in late 2025, the memecoin dominance ratio is now turning upward. While it is too early to confirm a full memecoin season, the strong performance and market momentum are notable.

ambcrypto01/05 15:02

Pepe rallies 76% as memecoins turn green – What’s driving the move?

ambcrypto01/05 15:02

Inside the 2025 altcoin divergence: Could 2026 be an ‘L1 season’?

In 2025, the crypto market witnessed a notable divergence: altcoins, including Ethereum (ETH), underperformed Bitcoin (BTC) in price, with ETH closing the year down nearly 11%. However, this price weakness contrasted with robust on-chain fundamentals. Ethereum processed a record 2.23 million transactions with low fees and no congestion, a trend mirrored by other Layer 1 (L1) networks. This disconnect between speculation and utility is drawing significant attention. As 2026 begins, the focus is shifting from speculative hype to real network activity, driven by factors like the RWA market and stablecoins. With strong on-chain metrics and growing institutional ETF flows, the foundation is set for a potential "L1 season" where utility takes center stage.

ambcrypto01/01 10:09

Inside the 2025 altcoin divergence: Could 2026 be an ‘L1 season’?

ambcrypto01/01 10:09

Are altcoins coming back? Why 'Bitcoin season' has staying power in 2026

Analysts indicate that altcoins are not poised for a comeback, with bearish patterns suggesting "altcoin season" is unlikely in the near term. The total market cap of altcoins (TOTAL2) has declined 32% since its October peak, breaking key support levels. Technical indicators like the SuperTrend have flashed sell signals, historically preceding significant downturns. Bitcoin dominance remains strong at 59.27%, driven by institutional adoption and ETF inflows, which continue to favor BTC over riskier altcoins. Key metrics, including the Altcoin Season Index reading of 18/100, confirm the market is still in "Bitcoin season," with no signs of a broad altcoin rally ahead.

cointelegraph12/23 12:17

Are altcoins coming back? Why 'Bitcoin season' has staying power in 2026

cointelegraph12/23 12:17

‘Altcoin season isn’t gone’ – Why 2026 may be the year to watch

The crypto market anticipates a potential altcoin season in 2026, though Bitcoin currently maintains dominance with 59.6% market share. Historical patterns show altcoins are near long-term support levels against BTC, similar to pre-rally phases, but projections suggest a delayed breakout until 2026. The altcoin season index remains low at 35, indicating patience is required before altcoins outperform. BitMEX co-founder Arthur Hayes offers a contrasting perspective, arguing altcoin seasons are always occurring in some part of the market. He suggests traders feel they "missed" gains because they held the wrong assets, citing examples like Hyperliquid and Solana’s significant rallies. Hayes warns against expecting past cycles to repeat identically, emphasizing that new tokens and narratives drive each cycle’s winners. While institutional and retail interest may shift to Ethereum and major altcoins for yield by 2026, the current capital concentration in BTC underscores a waiting game for broader altseason momentum.

ambcrypto12/21 05:02

‘Altcoin season isn’t gone’ – Why 2026 may be the year to watch

ambcrypto12/21 05:02

Altcoin season never ended, traders just missed the winners: Hayes

Arthur Hayes, co-founder of BitMEX, argues that the altcoin season is already here and never truly stopped, contrary to traders who are still waiting for it to begin. He states that many are mistakenly expecting a repeat of previous cycles, hoping the same cryptocurrencies and narratives will surge again. Hayes warns traders to adjust their strategies and focus on new market developments instead of relying on past patterns. He cites Hyperliquid (HYPE) and Solana (SOL) as examples of assets that have already experienced massive rallies in this cycle. However, not everyone agrees; some industry experts, like CoinQuant CEO Maen Ftoui, believe the next altcoin season will be dominated by older cryptocurrencies with or expecting an ETF. The debate continues on how and when the next altcoin season will fully unfold.

cointelegraph12/20 02:15

Altcoin season never ended, traders just missed the winners: Hayes

cointelegraph12/20 02:15

Altcoin Season Index Drops to Lowest Since July. What's Happening with Cryptocurrency

The Altcoin Season Index has dropped to its lowest level since July, reaching 33 points on December 15th, according to Blockchain Center. This metric compares the 90-day performance of the top 50 cryptocurrencies (excluding stablecoins and wrapped tokens) against Bitcoin. A reading above 75 indicates an altcoin season, while below 25 signifies a Bitcoin season. The index briefly entered altcoin season territory for less than two weeks in September, hitting 80 points for the first time in 2025. Since then, it has fallen sharply to 33. Over the past 90 days, ZCash (ZEC) was the top performer with a 686% gain, while most major cryptocurrencies, including Bitcoin (-22%), Ethereum (-29.8%), Solana (-43.9%), and Ton (-50%), posted significant losses. Bitcoin's market dominance has remained relatively stable, fluctuating between 57.6% and 60.6% over the past three months, and currently stands at 59.13%. Meanwhile, Bitcoin's price is trading around $90,000, down 28.8% from its October high of approximately $126,000. An alternative index from CoinMarketCap, which tracks the top 100 cryptocurrencies, fell to just 19 points.

RBK-crypto12/15 10:52

Altcoin Season Index Drops to Lowest Since July. What's Happening with Cryptocurrency