# Introduction

As the price of Bitcoin breaks through the new high of $120,000, the bull market "altcoin season" is brewing and heating up. The so-called altcoin season refers to a frenzied period in the crypto market where non-Bitcoin assets (altcoins) collectively outperform Bitcoin, during which various altcoin prices soar and investor sentiment is high. However, the background of this bull market is different from previous ones, such as persistently high global macro interest rates, a loosening regulatory environment for cryptocurrencies, institutional funds continuously entering through ETFs, companies actively laying out crypto asset reserves and treasury strategies, and the rampant presence of meme coins, which give this round of altcoin market new characteristics.

This article will analyze the new trends and differences of the altcoin season in 2025 by reviewing the characteristics and patterns of altcoin sector rotation in previous bull markets, combined with the current macro market background and capital flow characteristics. It will also break down the stages and rhythm characteristics of altcoin rotation, assess the current position, and summarize the sectors and potential assets worth paying attention to, providing ordinary investors with participation strategy suggestions during the altcoin season to help everyone remain rational amid the market frenzy, seize opportunities while avoiding unnecessary risks.

# Historical Review: Altcoin Seasons and Sector Rotation Patterns in Bull Markets

The concept of altcoin season truly entered the mainstream around 2017. In the early days of the crypto market, Bitcoin was dominant, and other "altcoins" were relatively small. However, as Bitcoin climbed to $3,000 and then $10,000 in 2017, funds began to overflow from Bitcoin into Ethereum and various ICO tokens, triggering the first large-scale altcoin frenzy in history. The period from Q4 2017 to early 2018 is often regarded as the first typical "altcoin season," where investors were astonished to find that almost any token was skyrocketing. Several notable phenomena emerged in the market at that time:

• Capital Rotation: After a period of significant gains in Bitcoin, it began to stagnate and consolidate, and smart money gradually took profits from BTC and sought higher-risk, higher-return targets, flowing into ETH, mainstream public chains, and large-cap altcoins, eventually even small-cap tokens and MEME coins surged. During this process, Bitcoin's market cap share significantly declined—BTC's market share was as high as 80% in February 2017, but fell below 32% by January 2018. This rapid decline in BTC's share is often seen as an important sign of the start of the altcoin season.

• Price Performance: The overall increase in altcoins far exceeded that of Bitcoin. During the ICO boom in 2017, Bitcoin rose from less than $1,000 at the beginning of the year to nearly $20,000 by the end of the year, an increase of about 20 times; meanwhile, Ethereum surged from around $10 to a peak of $1,400, an increase of over a hundred times, with some altcoins like XRP even achieving hundreds of times gains. According to CoinMarketCap statistics, during the altcoin season in early 2021, many large altcoins saw 90-day increases of several times or even tenfold, with over 75% of the top 50 altcoins outperforming Bitcoin overall, which is a typical signal of an altcoin season. For example, from February to May 2021, the average increase of major altcoins reached 174%, while Bitcoin's increase was only 2%.

• Sentiment and Trading Heat: The market was filled with FOMO sentiment, and there was a rush for any coin. Social media was flooded with discussions like "XX coin doubled again, did I buy too late?" Telegram groups and Discord channels were filled with people sharing screenshots of their wealth, and new investors rushed in. Experienced KOLs frequently called for trades, centralized exchanges competed to list new coins, and it became common for small coins to double in price upon listing. The market sentiment index hovered in the extreme greed zone, with speculative fervor rising higher and higher.

• Sector Rotation: Although it seemed like everything was rising at the peak of the frenzy, a closer observation revealed the internal rhythm of sector rotation. The hotspots in 2017 began with the ICO concept (driven by Ethereum's ERC20 token boom), followed by strong performances from platform coins/public chains (like EOS, NEO), interspersed with trends in privacy coins (such as Monero and Dash). By the 2021 bull market, sector rotation became even more pronounced: the DeFi boom in the summer of 2020 signaled the start of the altcoin market, followed by the Layer 1 public chain battle (the rise of BSC ecosystem, Solana, etc.) and NFT frenzy, then the surge of meme coins (Dogecoin DOGE and SHIB skyrocketing under Musk's influence), and finally the year-end metaverse/GameFi boom. Each sub-sector often led the market for a period, then the momentum slowed, and market focus shifted to new themes. The overall duration of the altcoin season typically spans several months.

While the altcoin season has brought about an astonishing wealth effect, it often signals the nearing end of the entire bull market cycle. Historical data shows that whenever altcoins surge significantly and the public is intoxicated by the "tenfold increase of small coins," new capital is often close to exhaustion, and the market is in a state of extreme excitement yet fragility. Once the buying pressure fails to keep up, the bubble bursts rapidly. For example, after altcoins peaked in January 2018, their market cap halved within just a few weeks, with many investors unable to exit before being trapped at the peak. Similarly, the crash in May 2021 also proved that risks surged after the frenzy. Altcoin seasons can appear in every bull market, but they are often accompanied by significant volatility and risks, requiring investors to seize opportunities while being vigilant about the arrival of market turning points.

# Macroeconomic Background of the 2025 Altcoin Season: Capital Flow Characteristics and Differences from the Past

In July 2025, the altcoin market showed a broad increase: CryptoBubbles data indicated that many mainstream altcoins had monthly increases ranging from 20% to 200%, presenting a "green sea," signifying that capital was flowing from Bitcoin to a broader crypto asset market.

Source: https://cryptobubbles.net/

In this cycle, both the market environment and the altcoin market have undergone subtle changes. On one hand, after Bitcoin's fourth block reward halving (April 2024), the market entered a rising cycle as expected, but the macroeconomic environment is significantly different from previous bull markets: major global central banks experienced tightening from 2022 to 2023, and high-interest rate policies have not fully shifted to easing. In other words, the initiation of this crypto bull market did not occur in a context of "flooding liquidity," but rather resembles a restructuring of existing capital and a market driven by future expectations. This is reflected in the new characteristics of capital inflow sources:

• Stablecoins as the Main Incremental Capital Vehicle: The typical pattern of previous altcoin seasons was that Bitcoin's surge brought significant wealth increases to holders, and some profits were then converted into funds to buy altcoins. However, this time, funds are no longer primarily flowing into the altcoin market through selling BTC, but rather directly injected via stablecoins. This means that both retail and institutional investors are more inclined to use stablecoins exchanged for fiat currency to directly purchase altcoins. This phenomenon reflects both the maturity of stablecoin infrastructure and indicates that a considerable proportion of new capital in this round is bypassing BTC to enter other sectors directly. Bitcoin is no longer the sole entry point for capital; stablecoins are taking on the role of a "reservoir."

• Institutional Funds and ETF Effects: Another significant difference in this bull market is the increased participation of traditional institutions. With the approval of Bitcoin and Ethereum spot ETFs in early 2025, institutional funds have surged in, largely flowing from traditional stocks, gold, and other fields, primarily focusing on Bitcoin and mainstream assets, rather than chasing high-risk small coins. It can be said that the institutional bull market and retail bull market have somewhat diverged in this round: driven by ETFs, Bitcoin continues to attract capital, creating a siphoning effect on altcoins. This contrasts with previous bull markets—where BTC's rise would lift ETH and altcoins together—this time, BTC has independently attracted market attention due to institutional entry.

• Meme Coin Wave Diversion: If institutional funds prefer Bitcoin, then in the more fervent retail speculative arena, a different phenomenon has emerged this time: low-market-cap on-chain meme coins have siphoned off a large amount of speculative capital. The rise of meme coin creation platforms like Pump.fun has provided a continuous stream of speculative themes for the market. These meme coins often lack fundamental support but attract a large following due to the wealth myths of early entrants. As a result, speculative funds that should have flowed into mainstream altcoin projects have been massively redirected to ultra-small market-cap meme coins. Some early participants have seen their wealth multiply several times or even dozens of times within days, but for later entrants, most of these meme coins experience a subsequent 70%-90% deep cut after soaring, leading to rapid liquidity exhaustion and becoming traps that strangle retail wealth. This intense "internal capital consumption" was not as evident in previous altcoin seasons. It can be said that in this round of altcoin market, retail speculative enthusiasm has been partially diverted by the meme sector, causing dilution of funds for mainstream altcoins.

• Narrative Explosion and Political Factors: Macroeconomic narratives and political events have also had a direct impact on the crypto market, which is a rare characteristic in previous altcoin seasons. Former President Trump actively promoted crypto-friendly policies, and the Trump organization made a high-profile entry into the crypto field, establishing the World Liberty Financial platform and issuing the $WLFI token, promoting the inclusion of Bitcoin in the U.S. national strategic reserves, among other events, igniting the so-called "political narrative" sector and driving short-term surges in related tokens like MAGA and TRUMP. At the same time, signs of loosening in the U.S. policy and interest rate environment have further stimulated market imagination. The involvement of political forces has not only brought short-term hotspots but also elevated crypto topics to the level of national strategy, a situation not seen in previous bull markets. Additionally, "AI narratives" and "Web3 social" trends from the tech wave have also emerged in this round, developing in parallel and leading to a highly fragmented market focus.

Considering the above factors, it can be observed that the altcoin season in 2025 presents an ecosystem different from the past: capital no longer pushes all altcoins up simultaneously but rotates quickly between different sectors, with hotspots rising and falling. Each sector, based on its thematic strength and capital background, is experiencing its own "battle." The crypto market has seen the emergence of various "mini-booms" such as AI Agents, Social Finance (SocialFi), Political Finance (Politifi), SciFi (Scientific Finance), Ethereum Restaking, DePIN, and RWA. Each sector has attracted a brief influx of capital, only to quickly recede. Under this rhythm, the traditional picture of "altcoins rising and falling together" is no longer evident; the "altcoin season" is no longer a period of simultaneous prosperity for all altcoins, but rather a series of narrative-driven rotational markets.

# Stages and Rhythm of Altcoin Rotation: What Stage Are We Currently In?

Although the current altcoin market has evolved in its form, the phased capital rotation still exists. Combining historical patterns with the current market, the altcoin season typically undergoes a rotation process from "large" to "small," which can be roughly divided into four stages:

• Stage 1 - Bitcoin Dominance (Altcoin Season Index: 0-25):

In this stage, the entire market is driven by Bitcoin, with significant capital flowing into BTC, pushing up BTC's price and market cap share. At this time, the altcoin season index usually remains low (in the 0-25 range), indicating that the market is clearly dominated by BTC, and while altcoins may rise with the market, they generally underperform BTC. This pattern is commonly seen in the early stages of a bull market or recovery. Most of the time since early 2025 has been led by Bitcoin, with BTC.D once rising to over 65%, a multi-year high. The investor sentiment during this stage is typically "hold and wait for appreciation, firmly grasping BTC as the core asset."

• Stage 2 - Ethereum and Large Altcoins Start (Altcoin Season Index: 25-50):

Next, when Bitcoin's gains become excessive and it begins to consolidate or slow down, the market experiences a "capital overflow effect." Smart money partially takes profits from BTC and flows into Ethereum and other large coins that follow closely. A typical signal is the rising ETH/BTC exchange rate, indicating that Ethereum is outperforming Bitcoin. The market begins to discuss the possibility of "Ethereum surpassing Bitcoin." Additionally, the increased activity of DApps on the Ethereum network and other positive factors give ETH excessive attention. In the later part of Stage 2, funds also begin to flow moderately into other high-market-cap altcoins, with some mainstream coins ranked in the top 20-30 (like BNB, SOL, ADA) showing significant catch-up trends. Current market characteristics indicate that we are in the later part of this stage (the Altcoin Season Index is close to 50): Ethereum is outperforming Bitcoin, and market capital flows are becoming more diversified.

• Stage 3 - Large-Cap Altcoins Rise Broadly (Altcoin Season Index: 50-75):

When Ethereum has achieved significant gains and market risk appetite increases, capital further flows into other large-cap altcoins. In this stage, mainstream coins with high market caps (L1 public chains, platform coins, etc.) often show a synchronized rise, with considerable and sustained increases, and market sentiment is optimistic but not yet completely euphoric. The altcoin season index is in the mid-high range (50-75), indicating that more than half of mainstream altcoins are beginning to outperform Bitcoin. At this point, rational investors will gradually consider which coins have risen too much and should start taking some profits.

• Stage 4 - Small-Cap and Emotional Frenzy (Altcoin Season Index: 75+):

This is the peak and also the end of the altcoin season. In this stage, regardless of the project's fundamentals, almost all tokens of varying market caps are soaring, and the market is filled with extreme excitement and irrational sentiment. The altcoin season index is in the extremely high range (75-100), indicating that the vast majority of altcoins are outperforming Bitcoin, and the market is in a state of irrational rise. Typical signs include: meme coins like Dogecoin experiencing short-term surges; media language filled with "frenzy" and "feast"; Bitcoin's market share dropping below 50% or even below 45%. However, this stage is often also the time of highest risk and greatest bubble. When the altcoin season index exceeds 75 and continues to rise, investors need to be highly vigilant and gradually reduce their positions to avoid risks.

Source: https://www.coinglass.com/pro/i/alt-coin-season

The market characteristics since July 2025 indicate that the altcoin season has started but has not yet entered the most frenzied stage. Specifically, Bitcoin surged first in the first half of the year and consolidated its market share at over 60%, completing Stage 1; recently, ETH has begun to consistently outperform BTC, indicating the start of Stage 2. Under Ethereum's leadership, major altcoins (SOL, ADA, etc.) have also shown significant upward momentum, signaling a transition to Stage 3. However, a comprehensive small-cap frenzy (Stage 4) seems yet to arrive: the current Altcoin Season Index is around 40-50, not reaching extreme values; Bitcoin's share has only fallen from a high of about 65% to just over 60%, without a cliff-like drop. Some sentiment indicators, such as meme coin activity, have warmed up, but there is still distance from true "frenzy." Therefore, the current stage roughly corresponds to the end of Stage 2 to the beginning of Stage 3, where major altcoins dominate the rise and spread to mid and small-cap coins.

# Analysis of Current Sectors and Coins Worth Attention

Although this round of altcoin season presents characteristics of "fast sector rotation and less synchronized rising," it does not mean there are no investment opportunities; correctly grasping hot sectors and quality coins is still key to obtaining excess returns. In a highly fragmented narrative market, investors need to have keen insight to distinguish which sectors are genuinely driven by capital and supported by fundamentals, and which are merely speculative fads. In this section, we will summarize several major sectors and related coins worth paying attention to, based on market trends and research institutions' viewpoints.

• RWA Sector: The RWA concept is one of the most prominent sectors in this round of market. Statistics show that RWA protocol tokens have achieved an average increase of over 15 times in this cycle, far exceeding most other sectors. The strength of the RWA sector lies in its narrative aligning with institutional needs—tokenizing real-world assets (such as bonds, bills, and real estate rights) on-chain is seen as a bridge connecting traditional financial markets and crypto markets. When focusing on the RWA sector, it is advisable to prioritize projects that have already achieved significant scale and have been tested through bear markets (like ONDO, SKY), as they have advantages in institutional participation and risk control.

• AI Sector: The AI concept is also hot in the Web3 field. The intersection of AI and blockchain includes: using blockchain to ensure the credibility of AI data sources and model training, incentivizing AI computing power or data contributions through token mechanisms, and creating so-called autonomous AI agents (AI Agents) to execute tasks independently on-chain, etc. The "AI Agent" boom that emerged earlier this year is a product of this idea. For the AI sector, investors should be cautious as many projects lack clear profit models and rely solely on hype. However, there are also some quality projects worth paying attention to that have technical accumulation or partnerships with major companies. For example, Bittensor (TAO) aims to build a decentralized machine learning network based on blockchain. Fetch.ai, Ocean Protocol, and SingularityNET merged in July 2024 to form the Artificial Super Intelligence Alliance (ASI), with plans to temporarily merge AGIX and OCEAN tokens into FET tokens, which will then be unified into ASI tokens. Virtuals Protocol (VIRTUAL) combines blockchain technology with AI, aiming to break through current limitations in AI agent deployment, monetization, and interaction.

• DePIN Sector: DePIN (Decentralized Physical Infrastructure Network) refers to projects that use crypto incentives to build real-world infrastructure. For example, Helium builds a distributed IoT hotspot network through token incentives, Pollen Mobile attempts to establish a decentralized cellular network, and Filecoin uses blockchain to incentivize distributed storage. Institutional reports regard DePIN as one of the important new themes for 2024, believing it has the potential to extend the incentive mechanisms of cryptocurrencies to the physical realm. DePIN projects attract industrial capital and cutting-edge technology players, thus often having independent market trends during bull markets. Helium created a hotspot in 2021, and recently Filecoin's decentralized storage has also regained attention. If infrastructure-related tokens (like FIL, HNT, etc.) have experienced prolonged stagnation and have solid fundamentals, then once market preferences shift from pure financial speculation to technological implementation, these tokens may experience valuation recovery. Allocating to the DePIN sector is suitable for patient investors to hold long-term, but position sizes should be controlled due to the high technical and policy risks involved (involving spectrum resources, physical equipment deployment, etc.).

• Layer 2 and Modular Blockchain Sector: Tokens in the Layer 2 space (like ARB, OP) are expected to benefit from increased on-chain activity and user migration during the bull market, becoming one of the new "large-cap altcoins." For example, Robinhood announced the launch of tokenized stock trading and a dedicated Layer 2 blockchain for RWA based on Arbitrum. Particularly noteworthy is the modular blockchain concept, such as the modular blockchain architecture proposed by Celestia, which separates the execution layer from the data layer to enhance network efficiency, heralded as a new paradigm in blockchain technology. Once the feasibility of such underlying technology is validated, related tokens (like Celestia's TIA) have the potential to attract capital.

• DeFi 2.0 and New Financial Native Sector: Although the DeFi sector appears much quieter in this bull market compared to the DeFi boom of 2020, experiencing significant valuation declines after the crashes and purges of 2022, leading DeFi projects like Uniswap, Aave, and Compound have seen their valuations drop by over 70% from peak levels. If the overall market continues to warm up and substantial capital flows back into on-chain activities, these DeFi protocols with real revenue and user bases may very well face a value reassessment. After Ethereum's Shanghai upgrade opened up staking withdrawals, the LSD and Restaking ecosystems have generated new yield strategies and protocols (like EigenLayer and Pendle). When investing in the DeFi sector, several indicators can be monitored: the revenue and fee growth of protocols, changes in total value locked (TVL), community governance dynamics, and token buyback and burn activities.

• Meme Coin Sector: Memes are an eternal topic in the crypto market, and various meme coins tend to sprout like mushrooms during the later stages of bull markets. For instance, in this round, BONK, PENGU, USELESS, and others have gained temporary popularity, not to mention the "evergreen" Doge, SHIB, and PEPE. Investing in meme coins is more akin to participating in a social psychological experiment—price fluctuations often depend entirely on market sentiment and stories rather than any intrinsic value. As mentioned earlier, many on-chain meme coins have surged and then subsequently plummeted by 70%-80%, validating their nature as a game of hot potato. If investors are interested in participating, they must prepare for risks: small positions, strict profit-taking and stop-loss settings, treating meme coins as entertainment or seasoning, and avoiding an all-in approach, as this could lead to becoming the last one holding the bag.

# Participation Strategies for Ordinary Investors: Rationally Navigating the Altcoin Season

While the altcoin season can be exhilarating, for ordinary investors, maintaining calm amid the frenzy and avoiding risks in opportunities is key to long-term success. In this section, we provide suggestions for the general public on risk management, position control, and phased operations to help everyone participate smoothly in the altcoin season.

1. Risk Awareness Over Profit Aspirations: Entering the altcoin season, it is crucial to recognize the coexistence of significant risks and opportunities. History has repeatedly proven that the surges of altcoins are often accompanied by extreme volatility, and those that rise the most often fall the hardest. Therefore, mentally prepare for potential pullbacks of 30%, 50%, or even more at any time. When you hear those around you discussing how a certain coin has increased tenfold, rushing in at that moment could be close to the peak. Remind yourself: "The market always follows the 80/20 rule; while others become the 20% winners, you might very well fall into the 80% of bag holders." Only by keeping a tight grip on risk can you maintain clarity amid the frenzy.

2. Position Control and Diversification: Position management is particularly important for high-volatility altcoins. Avoid going all-in on a single altcoin, regardless of how optimistic you are about a particular project; always guard against black swan events and sudden market reversals. A reasonable approach is to divide your investment funds into several parts: allocate a main position to relatively stable assets (like BTC, ETH, or top ten market cap coins) to ensure that even if altcoins experience a broad pullback, your portfolio still has some downside protection; a smaller portion of the position can be used to speculate on high-risk, high-reward small coins or hot themes. For instance, you might set aside no more than 20%-30% of your total funds for altcoin season speculation, while keeping the rest in core assets or stablecoins. This way, even if your judgment is incorrect, the losses remain manageable. Additionally, within the altcoin positions, diversify across multiple sectors and coins, avoiding putting all your eggs in one basket.

3. Go with the Flow, Pay Attention to Rhythm Shifts: Operations during the altcoin season need to align with market rhythms rather than stubbornly resisting the trend. In stages 1-2 (with Bitcoin and ETH leading the rise), it may be wise to hold more BTC/ETH and refrain from frequently switching coins, as strong assets tend to remain strong; hastily switching to weaker coins could result in missed gains. When entering stages 3-4, as many altcoins start to rise, you can gradually roll profits from BTC into strong altcoins, but be sure to closely monitor market trends. For example, when you notice various small-cap coins skyrocketing and new investors flooding in, it may indicate that the end is near, and you should consider reducing your risk exposure. Additionally, some objective indicators can help signal rhythm: the Altcoin Season Index is a useful tool; when it rises to extreme levels (e.g., >75) and remains there, it’s time to be highly alert to the overheating of the altcoin market. Also, watch for Bitcoin's market share dropping below key levels (like 50%) and media narratives filled with irrational exuberance.

4. Set Goals and Stop-Losses, Execute Trading Plans: Discipline is especially important in the fast-paced altcoin season. It is advisable to think about the conditions and plans for selling before buying any altcoin. For instance, you could set a series of rules for yourself: "If a coin rises by +50%, +100%, sell a portion gradually"; "If it drops more than -20%, stop-loss and exit to prevent deep entrapment," etc. Setting these rules and strictly adhering to them can help avoid emotional decision-making. Especially in small coin investments, having a stop-loss level is essential, as small coins can plummet rapidly if the rhythm is misjudged. For profit-taking, consider adopting a gradual profit-taking strategy, selling portions at highs during the rise, rather than trying to wait for an absolute peak to sell everything at once—historically, it has proven nearly impossible to sell at the highest price. Gradual liquidation allows you to lock in some profits while letting the remaining position ride the final surge, reducing psychological pressure.

5. Maintain Rationality, Don't Be Driven by Greed and Fear: The altcoin season tests human greed and fear. When the coins you hold are hitting daily limits, it’s easy to become overly confident, heavily invest, or even borrow money to leverage; however, this often harbors the greatest risks. Conversely, when the market crashes and despair prevails, it’s easy to lose control and sell at a loss, potentially at an irrational bottom. Therefore, investors should constantly remind themselves of discipline. If you feel you cannot remain rational amid high volatility, consider reducing your trading frequency or lowering your position, or even choosing to observe. As the old saying goes: "The market always has the next opportunity; first ensure you stay in the game." Never risk everything due to a moment of greed, nor lose judgment out of panic.

Conclusion

The altcoin season in the crypto market is both a stage for ordinary investors to achieve wealth leaps and a battleground where greed and fear intertwine. Looking back at previous bull markets, we have witnessed the cyclical patterns of altcoin sector rotation and countless legends and bubbles. Similarly, in this round of market in 2025, although the altcoin season presents a more fragmented and faster rotation trend, its core driving force remains: human risk appetite and the pursuit of new opportunities. For ordinary investors, embracing the opportunities of the altcoin season while respecting the market and the risks is crucial. Opportunities are always reserved for those who are prepared. We hope everyone can gain joy in this grand performance of the altcoin season while also exiting unscathed.

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