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The sustainable bull of the price of Ethereum (ETH)
However, there is a strong difference between what happened in November and what is happening now.
First of all, the rise in November up to $4,000 was caused by the inflation of a mini-bubble, whereas now there do not seem to be any signs of a bubble inflating.
It is true that the recent rise is also very fast, but it seems more like a recovery of past levels rather than a surge towards new heights.
But the most important thing is the fact that the altseason index of CMC is rising relatively slowly, at least until yesterday.
In fact, from July 8 to 17, it moved from level 22 to level 38, with a rise that was not particularly rapid, nor particularly wide.
It should be remembered that this index, which ranges from zero to one hundred, up to 25 indicates a Bitcoin season, and beyond 75 indicates an altseason. Therefore, on July 8th it still indicated a full Bitcoin season, while now it is rising towards the neutral zone.
To tell the truth, today it jumped to 50 points, that is, with a wide and fast rise, but since the past days, it was already understood that this could have been the natural landing point of such a rise.
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The dominance of Bitcoin
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In fact, there is a significant drop in the dominance of Bitcoin.
Although it actually remains very high, above 61%, in recent days it has dropped almost suddenly from 64.5% to 61.6%.
The annual peak was reached at the end of June at almost 66%, a level not seen since January 2021, but despite an almost constant rise that began in January 2023, the one in recent days might already seem like a trend reversal.
If the altseason index remains at the current levels, or well above 25 points, it could indeed be possible for a continuation of the decline in BTC dominance.
The forecasts: are we really close to altseason?
Now the question that many are asking is whether we are heading towards an altseason or not.
Certainly with an altseason index at level 50, we have not yet entered altseason.
However, generally when this index grows from Bitcoin season to a neutral zone, it doesn’t take long to rise above the 75 mark, indicating the start of an altseason.
However, it must be said that it might be a bit early for a true altseason to be triggered, so much so that a scenario of a hypothetical mini-altseason, like the one in November, seems more plausible.
The fact is that several analysts do not see a possible significant correction in the price of ETH in the short term, so in such a climate it is not at all unlikely that Bitcoin’s dominance will continue to fall, and that the altseason index will continue to rise.
It is precisely the spot ETFs on ETH that indicate a very strong interest from traditional markets at this moment towards Ethereum, thanks also and especially to the approval in the USA of new specific regulations regarding criptovalute.
Just the day before yesterday, the largest daily inflow ever was recorded on spot ETH ETFs, and this likely also indicates a shift in the trend of Ethereum’s price in the markets.
Despite this, however, the $10,000 still seem very far away, even though both the $4,000 of November and the $4,900 of the all-time high of 2021 are starting to get closer.