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I am fascinated by the pessimism I see in the market right now. And I know exactly why it’s happening. Look, if you truly believe that Bitcoin’s dominance will stay at these levels forever, sorry but you’re mistaken. The real question is: why hasn’t it dropped yet? Simple answer — we are in an extended cycle.
Let’s think about what happened. Retail entered strongly in 2024-2025 and got crushed. First with altcoins during the peak euphoria, then they rushed into memecoins and lost again. That blow, that trauma, is what fuels what comes next.
Here’s what nobody wants to hear: the best streaks of altseason don’t start when everyone is optimistic about altcoins. They start when everyone has already given up. When pessimism is at its maximum, the opportunity is also at its maximum.
Look at the sentiment now. Read the comments. “Altcoins are dead.” “They’ll never come back.” “I won’t touch altcoins again in my life.” I hear that every day. But then I look at the charts and see something different. In recent weeks, during BTC dips, altcoins behaved unusually well. That’s no coincidence. That’s a sign.
The tide is turning, but almost no one sees it. The next big move belongs to altcoins, to this altseason that many believe will never return. But here’s the catch — only the patient will win. Those who hold quietly. Parabolic when you least expect it.