Altcoin Season Ending? BTC Takes the Lead

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Altcoin Season Ending? BTC Takes the Lead

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Hey everyone, just wanted to share some thoughts after reading about the recent shift in crypto markets.

It looks like we might be nearing the end of the current altcoin season. Capital is flowing heavily back into Bitcoin, especially through spot ETFs. In just a few days (Sept 2–5), Ethereum ETFs saw almost $800 million in outflows, while Bitcoin ETFs pulled in around $246 million in net inflows. That’s a pretty clear signal that investors are moving their money back into BTC.

On top of that, Bitcoin’s futures market sentiment is cooling off too, with the Taker Buy/Sell Ratio dropping to cycle lows, which we haven’t seen since the 2021 peak. Despite that, Bitcoin remains strong, while altcoins are showing signs of stagnation.

The broader altcoin market (excluding BTC and ETH) is consolidating around $1.06 trillion. Bollinger Bands are tightening, suggesting a big move is coming soon—just unclear which direction it’ll go. If it breaks above $1.10T, we might see an alt bounce. If it drops to $900B, things could get rough.

Some analysts think this is just a temporary pause, not the end of altseason. Retail investors are still mostly on the sidelines, and macro conditions haven’t been super favorable. But once that changes, altcoins could see another leg up.

Personally, I’m keeping an eye on Bitcoin dominance and watching for a shift in retail sentiment. Anyone else rotating back into BTC, or staying put in alts? Curious what others are thinking.
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