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Alt season may not return as bitcoin dominance expected to deepen

Doubts are growing over whether an “alt season” can return if the past pattern of bitcoin profits rotating into altcoins weakens. Cointelegraph reported on June 20 that bitcoin’s market dominance remains above a key support level, raising the possibility that bitcoin will continue absorbing funds from altcoins for the time being. CryptoQuant CEO Ki Young Ju said the rotation from bitcoin to altcoins has effectively disappeared.

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CryptoQuant CEO says era of money-making altcoins ending; real use, profitability are new test

The altcoin market has not disappeared, but the era of making profits through token issuance and hype alone is ending, CryptoQuant CEO Ju Ki-young said. He said the crypto market is becoming more selective, with funds concentrating on altcoins with long-term survival potential. As institutional money enters and regulators become more involved, investors increasingly value real businesses, working products and verified ecosystems, he said.

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Altcoin season hopes fade as funds shift to stablecoins and alternatives

Net selling in the altcoin market over the past year has swelled to $266 billion, pushing spot demand to its weakest level in six years. Cointelegraph said the core issue is that spot funds are not returning even though trading has not declined. Derivatives activity remains strong, while stablecoin balances on exchanges have held steady. Some money is also moving into exchange-offered products tied to traditional assets such as metals and pre-IPO contracts.