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Monitoring altcoins remains crucial at a time when developments are flooding the market everyday. Whether focusing on memes, AI, gaming, RWA, or DeFi projects, the next altcoin season promises opportunities. The current bull market presents a rare opportunity to create generational wealth, according to leading market analysts. Altcoins are also poised for another season.
Recent developments include the debut of Ethereum spot ETFs, which saw over $1 billion in trading volume on the first day. Although this is significant, it pales compared to the $4.6 billion volume seen when Bitcoin ETFs launched. Nevertheless, the introduction of Ethereum spot ETFs marks a pivotal moment, bringing more institutional interest and accessibility to the crypto market.
Despite the launch, Ethereum’s price has remained relatively stable around $3,480. This stability aligns with expectations, suggesting that while the ETFs may not impact short-term prices, they hold long-term potential. Historically, it takes about 550 days post-halving for Bitcoin and altcoins, including Ethereum, to reach new peaks.
The host of Selected Investments said that a comparison between Ethereum and Bitcoin shows that Ethereum is currently in a downtrend relative to Bitcoin, which maintains dominance. However, during the peak of the last bull market in 2021, Ethereum significantly gained on Bitcoin. If Ethereum were to return to that ratio, it would require a substantial increase, highlighting its potential for significant growth.
Currently, we are in a Bitcoin season, with the Altcoin Season Index indicating a low of 13-20. However, historical trends suggest that a new altcoin season is inevitable. For instance, in late 2023, altcoins rallied alongside Bitcoin, signaling the start of an altcoin season.
Several key events this year include the Bitcoin halving, the introduction of spot Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs, and potential rate cuts in September. Additionally, the global liquidity index is improving, and the upcoming US presidential elections could influence market dynamics.
Historically, the peak of bull markets occurs around 550 days post-halving, which projects a peak around October 2025. However, significant movements are expected in Q4 2024, continuing into Q1 and Q2 2025. This timeline suggests that while consolidation may persist in the short term, gains are on the horizon.