Cointelegraph’s market analysis focuses on a familiar question in crypto cycles: whether capital is still rotating from Bitcoin into altcoins, or whether that pattern has weakened. According to the report, BTC’s dominance in the crypto market is holding above a key support level. Dominance is used to track Bitcoin’s share of the overall crypto market, and when that share remains firm, the room for broad altcoin outperformance is reduced.
The article frames the current setup as a collapse in Bitcoin-to-altcoin rotations. In practical terms, the capital flow described in the report is not moving clearly away from BTC and into altcoins. Instead, Bitcoin continues to absorb capital that could otherwise support a wider altcoin advance. That is why the analysis says a broader altseason is being delayed.
The headline asks whether altseasons have “disappeared,” but the central evidence presented is BTC dominance staying above key support. The discussion is therefore not about the price action of any single altcoin, but about the balance of capital between Bitcoin and the rest of the crypto market. As long as Bitcoin remains the dominant destination for capital, the broader altcoin rotation described as altseason remains pushed back in the analysis.