Is it altseason?
“Altseason” is when altcoins rise faster than Bitcoin. We measure it with a 0-to-100 index: for a basket of alts, how much each has returned versus BTC over the last 90 days. High (>75) = altseason; low (<25) = Bitcoin season.
Bitcoin-leaning: over the last 90 days BTC is ahead of most alts.
20% of alts beat BTC over 90 days · n=5
Each alt's strength (90 days vs BTC)
| Asset | Strength | vs BTC (90d) |
|---|---|---|
| SOL | 60.17750323374864 | +8% |
| DOGE | 36.51092221802329 | -11% |
| XRP | 36.162992016285806 | -11% |
| ETH | 32.4434661749783 | -15% |
| ADA | 18.482736780862957 | -30% |
The framework: altseason bands
| Index | Meaning |
|---|---|
| 0–25 Bitcoin season | BTC clearly dominates: Bitcoin season. |
| 25–45 Bitcoin-leaning ◄ today | BTC is ahead of most alts. |
| 45–55 Balanced | Neither alts nor BTC dominate. |
| 55–75 Alt-leaning | Alts start to outperform BTC. |
| 75–100 Altseason | Alts strongly beat BTC: altcoin season. |
Frequently asked questions
What is an altseason?
A period when altcoins rise faster than Bitcoin, i.e. they gain value against BTC. Our index quantifies it with the 90-day relative strength of an alt basket.
How do I know if it's altseason?
When the index is above 75 (most alts strongly beat BTC). Between 45 and 55 it's balanced; below 25 it's Bitcoin season. Today's value is above.
Does this predict the next altseason?
No. It measures the current state (90-day relative strength), not the future. It's educational information, not financial advice.
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