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$BTC Are Altcoins Coming Back? Why Bitcoin Season Is Likely to Continue in 2026 Summary: Most altcoins are still in a bearish trend, and analysts say an altcoin season is unlikely in the near term. Bitcoin dominance continues to rise, supported by institutional adoption and strong market preference. Altcoin Market Weakness: The total altcoin market cap (TOTAL2, excluding BTC) has fallen 32% since October, now around $1.19 trillion. Key support at $1.15 trillion is holding, but if broken, a -30% drop to $830 billion is possible. Only 21% of top altcoins outperformed BTC in the last 3 months. Just 8% of altcoins are trading above their 50-day moving average. CoinMarketCap’s Altcoin Season Index reads 18/100, indicating a strong Bitcoin-dominated market (altseason starts above 75%). Bitcoin’s Dominance: $BTC dominance is currently 59.27%, marking continued control over the crypto market. Institutional adoption via Bitcoin ETFs (e.g., BlackRock IBIT ETF with $25B inflows in 2025) has further strengthened BTC’s position. Altcoins are seen as riskier and less liquid, leading investors to prioritize Bitcoin. Conclusion: Altcoins are consolidating within a downtrend, while Bitcoin remains the market leader. Metrics suggest that Bitcoin season will likely continue into 2026, with altcoin rallies remaining unlikely in the short term.

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$BTC Bitcoin Q4 2025 Review: Worst Since 2018 Summary: Bitcoin recorded its second-worst fourth quarter in Q4 2025, down 23.8%. Only Q4 2018 was worse (-42%). Normally, Q4 is strong for Bitcoin (average +77%), making this year a significant outlier. Reason for the Drop: In October, Bitcoin reached an all-time high of $126,000. Excessive leverage and crowded long positions made the market unstable. When momentum slowed, profit-taking and forced deleveraging caused the price to fall. The drop was not due to weak demand but positioning and leverage. Current Market Structure: $BTC is now consolidating in the $84,000–$86,000 demand zone. Volume is low and Chaikin Money Flow is negative, indicating capital outflows. The market is in a pause phase, and recovery is not yet confirmed. Key Levels to Watch: Support: $84,000–$86,000 (demand zone) Resistance: $92,000, $98,000–$100,000 Conclusion: Bitcoin’s Q4 correction signals a structural reset, not a full trend breakdown. If BTC holds support and breaks key resistance levels, the bullish trend could return.

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$WLD $BTC $ZEC 📉 Beginner Mistake #2 ❌ Trading Without Proper Risk Management Dreaming of big profits but having no risk plan. The market doesn’t blow accounts with one trade — poor risk management does. 📉 No risk rules = emotional decisions 📉 Emotional decisions = blown accounts 🔔 Follow for real trading lessons

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$ZEC $UNI $TRX 📉 Myth No. 7: A Good Strategy Never Loses ❌ Read the full post below to understand the real truth 👇👇 Many traders believe that if a strategy is “perfect,” it should never produce losses. The reality is that no strategy has a 100% win rate. The market is dynamic — sometimes it trends, sometimes it ranges, and sometimes it creates fake moves. Professional traders don’t rely only on strategy; they focus on risk management, discipline, and consistency. A loss does not mean the strategy failed — losses are simply part of trading. 👉 The trader who accepts losses is the one who survives in the long run.

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