The crypto market is still recovering from its March crash, but a major Altcoin rally could be on the horizon. Crypto analyst Crypto Rover has spotted a key pattern hinting at a massive breakout. While the fear & greed index is in fear zone, many believe an explosive altcoin season could be next.
According to Crypto Rover’s analysis, altcoins are currently moving between Fibonacci levels 1 and 1.272, just like they did before the big rally in 2021. Back then, once altcoins broke above the 1.618 Fibonacci level, the total market cap soared from $240 billion to $1.8 trillion.
The Fibonacci retracement tool is often used by traders to find important price levels. When prices move between these levels for some time and then break out, it can lead to a strong rally.
Now, in 2025, a similar pattern is forming. Crypto Rover’s chart highlights a key resistance level that altcoins are struggling to break. If they manage to push past it, it could trigger another massive rally.
If history repeats itself, altcoins could see a huge surge, and the total market cap might even explode to nearly $9 trillion.
The Altcoin Season Index tracks the price movements of the top 50 altcoins to determine if an altcoin season has begun. Usually, when the index reaches 75% or higher, it signals the start of an altcoin season.
Right now, Blockchain Center reports the Altcoin season index is at 18, meaning altcoins are not in control.
At the same time, Bitcoin’s market dominance has risen to 62%, showing that investors prefer Bitcoin over altcoins. This suggests the market is in a Bitcoin season, where altcoins find it hard to match Bitcoin’s performance.
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