Is the Altcoin Season Over in 2025? Experts Believe It’s Just Delayed Not Dead

2025-6-4 15:45

Despite skepticism, experts believe the altcoin season is delayed rather than dead. Bitcoin's dominance and macroeconomic factors currently hinder altcoin performance, but signs of a shift in institutional interest may pave the way for altcoin growth in late 2025 or 2026. origin »

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