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Key Insights: Amid the ongoing dip in the crypto market, analyst hints at an altcoin season ahead. Bitcoin price has slipped below the $90k level, with BTC dominance also falling. The recent altcoin ETF approvals has further bolstered investors’ confidence. The recent crypto market crash has fueled speculations about whether the altcoin season is still on the cards. Notably, the digital assets have recorded a massive selling pressure over the past few days, suggesting that the investors are shifting their focus. Amid this, experts have revealed key insights into the potential future movements of the altcoins. In addition, the declining Bitcoin dominance, as evidenced by the BTC crash to below $90,000, has further weighed on the traders’ sentiment. Having said that, the investors are keeping close track of BTC performance as well as the movements of the altcoins. Besides, the waning institutional interest in Bitcoin and Ethereum, amid the ongoing optimism over altcoin-related ETF approval, has bolstered confidence over a potential altcoin season ahead. Bitcoin Dominance Signals a Likely Altcoin Season Ahead The sharp downturn momentum in the broader crypto market has jolted traders and revived a familiar question about whether the long-awaited altcoin season is still ahead. As selling pressure sweeps across digital assets, one prominent analyst is pushing back against bearish sentiment. Crypto analyst Michael van de Poppe believes that the crypto market is echoing previous cycles where altcoins staged powerful comebacks. Interpreting recent market data, he noted that Bitcoin dominance looks similar to its 2019 structure. He explained that Bitcoin appears to be struggling at its 20-week moving average, a pattern that previously marked market bottoms. According to him, when Bitcoin stabilizes after such corrections, altcoins often outperform. Bitcoin Price Historical Cycle | Source: Michael van de Poppe, X He pointed to earlier cycles, saying that trends…

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