A rule many crypto traders talk about, which I know but still get burned following in real trading 🙃
BTC pumps → ETH pumps → Altseason
In many market cycles, capital usually moves in a familiar order.
First, money flows into Bitcoin, the largest and “safest” crypto. When BTC rises strongly, it draws attention back to the market.
Next, capital moves into Ethereum. When ETH outperforms BTC, it signals investors are taking higher risks for bigger rewards.
Then comes Altseason, where many altcoins surge.
A key indicator is Bitcoin Dominance the ratio of BTC’s market cap to the total crypto market.
Altseason signs:
• Bitcoin rises or moves sideways
• Bitcoin Dominance starts to drop
This means new money is no longer focused on BTC but is flowing into altcoins. 💡
When Dominance drops sharply, altcoins often spike quickly as money spreads across the market.
Typical money flow order:
BTC → ETH → Large-cap alt → Mid-cap → Small-cap
• Early phase: BTC & ETH rise
• Mid phase: Large-cap altcoins run
• Late phase: Small-cap coins surge
Small coins usually pump the most at the end of altseason, when money reaches the riskiest parts of the market.
That’s why traders watch Bitcoin Dominance to anticipate altseason. 🚀
The million-dollar question: if the market moves in a way everyone knows, who really profits and who tops out? 😂
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