ALTS/BTC Breaks 4-Year Downtrend: Altseason Ahead?
ALTS/BTC has broken a 4-year downtrend with key bullish signals. Could this spark the next major altseason?
- ALTS/BTC breaks 4-year downtrend with bullish RSI and MACD.
- Bitcoin may dominate in October before altcoins rally.
- Altseason expected as liquidity shifts post BTC rally.
The ALTS/BTC chart has finally broken free from a four-year-long downtrend, marking a potentially pivotal moment in the crypto market. This breakout is more than just a technical pattern—it’s supported by two significant indicators: the Relative Strength Index (RSI) and the Monthly Moving Average Convergence Divergence (MACD).
The RSI breakout indicates growing strength in altcoins relative to Bitcoin. It’s a signal that momentum is shifting, and buyers are stepping in after years of weakness. Adding more fuel to the fire, the monthly MACD is on the verge of a bullish cross, a rare and powerful signal that often precedes long-term trend reversals.
Bitcoin First, Then Altcoins
While the altcoin breakout is exciting, analysts expect Bitcoin to lead the charge in October. Historically, Bitcoin dominance tends to rise first during the early stages of a bull cycle. As BTC gains traction, investors often rotate profits into altcoins, igniting what the crypto world knows as an “altseason.”
This means October may be BTC’s time to shine, with liquidity and attention focused on the leading crypto asset. But once Bitcoin cools off or consolidates, that liquidity could flow into altcoins, driving their prices higher across the board.
Altseason on the Horizon?
With the technical setup aligning and historical trends suggesting a familiar pattern, the stage could be set for a significant altseason in late 2025. For traders and investors, this could be the time to start positioning into quality altcoins before the crowd arrives.
If the breakout holds and Bitcoin dominance plays out as expected, altcoins may enter one of their most bullish phases in years.
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