I believe we might see the main altcoin season kick off in about 2 to 3 months after QE starts. That's when liquidity usually flows back into the market and investors are ready to take more risks. If history is any indicator, we could be in for some serious gains across various altcoins.
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Not sure how you know when altcoin season will start. Seems like a bold claim. Can you back it up? Just saying prices will explode isn't enough. What analysis do you have? We need some solid reasons to believe this.
Honestly, I don’t think the Global M2 index is high enough to trigger a solid altcoin season. Just my two cents.
We’re clearly on different pages here. The market is super unpredictable. You talk about liquidity returning, but more altcoins are being introduced every day. That just spreads the liquidity thinner, not thicker.
hash_orbitMember
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#5Aug 30, 2018, 11:05 PM
If Bitcoin doesn’t do anything significant, don’t expect altcoins to shine either. The market’s not supporting your analysis. With all the chaos, history may not repeat itself this time.
kevin.satoshiFull Member
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#6Aug 31, 2018, 02:39 AM
Exactly! A lot of holders are hoping for altcoin season to make some profit. If Bitcoin can just move up, we might finally see altcoins rally too. It's been a long wait.
That’s a huge ‘if’ for the end of the year. Altcoin season could happen, but it might stretch into early 2026. Let’s not get our hopes too high though. The market’s shown us some tough realities lately.
You’re right, the OP's predictions are based on past trends, not current market conditions. It feels unpredictable right now. We need more concrete points to justify the claim of an upcoming altcoin season.
A massive bull run across the market is definitely overdue, but with Bitcoin’s recent panic sell, it may take a while. Recoveries from those types of sells aren’t quick.
Check the altcoin market now. If Bitcoin’s dropping, altcoins will follow. History won’t repeat itself because Bitcoin leads the charge. Once it’s in the red, altcoins will be too.
swiftorbitNewbie
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#11Sep 1, 2018, 09:58 AM
Totally agree.
We’re breaking through these zones, but alts are still bleeding out. Tough times.
Your post came out when altcoins were looking decent, but now things are bearish. I don’t see a quick recovery coming. The best altcoins are usually the ones that list early or have built strong momentum.
Looks like we’re all just waiting for next year. But honestly, if you believe in some altcoins, buy them for the long haul, not just for the next couple of years. They might not peak today, but they could do better in the future.
Lowering expectations is key. Opportunities are out there, but I doubt we’ll see the altcoin season everyone’s been talking about. Maybe a mini-season for a few strong projects.
chris_maxiNewbie
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#16Sep 3, 2018, 05:33 PM
Feels like it’s gonna take forever for altcoin season to start. Bitcoin is on a downward trend and that’s dragging everything down with it. Without Bitcoin rising, altcoins will just stay in the bear zone.
People don’t realize how saturated the altcoin market is. New coins are popping up every day. The ones that will surge are the ones creating hype, not just any project.
laser_nodeSenior Member
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#18Sep 6, 2018, 06:14 AM
Just because the Fed stopped QT doesn’t mean QE will start immediately. Historical data shows it can take months. So, we’re left guessing when altcoin season might hit.
Looking at the volatile market, I can’t help but think altcoin season might not happen at all. I really hope it does, but with Bitcoin acting the way it is, it seems less likely.
The global M2 money supply is rising, and there's talk about money injections to boost liquidity. But will that really help altcoins? I’m skeptical; we may have to go through a bear phase first.