Bitcoin's current dominance is between 62% and 63%, but as we saw previously, there are factors that could drive a significant 
increase in the short/medium term, which would bring Bitcoin's dominance to around 70%.


According to Arthur Hayes, former CEO of BitMEX, when Bitcoin reaches 70% dominance, the Alt Season will officially begin.


But which side of the story are you on? Depending on who you want to listen to, there are those who claim that this Alt Season is over, 
that ETFs swept it away.


And on the other side, there are those who believe that ETFs, the influx of large capital, and the new regulatory and political situation 
have only delayed the start of the Alt Season.


The truth is that fewer and fewer people are talking about the Alt Season, claiming that the train has already departed and
we have to wait for the next Bitcoin Halving.


We've had two major Black Mondays (the first was the Deep Seek effect, the second the tariff war)in a row, and I think (unfortunately) 
many have sold at a loss because they couldn't handle the pressure, and it's truly understandable.


Nothing happens for no reason; we can't doubt that there are major market manipulations that favor big capital.


Perhaps, in this game of generating fear, when the word "al-season" is erased from our minds, it will be the day when 
the alternatives will shine... or not, and we'll have to wait a few more years.