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🚀 Altcoin Season 2025: What to Expect? With Bitcoin leading the charge, many are wondering: When will altcoin season begin? Here’s what could trigger the next major altcoin rally in 2025: Key Indicators of Altcoin Season: ✅ Bitcoin Dominance Decline – Once BTC stabilizes or dominance drops below 50%, liquidity often flows into altcoins. ✅ Ethereum Strength – If ETH/BTC pair gains momentum, it signals altcoin accumulation. ✅ Retail FOMO & Hype Cycles – Memecoins, AI tokens, and low-cap gems start pumping first. ✅ Institutional & Narrative-Driven Pumps – Sectors like AI, DeFi, Real-World Assets (RWA), and Layer 2 solutions could see massive growth. Predictions for 2025: 🔹 Q1–Q2: Bitcoin will likely dominate with a strong uptrend. Some altcoins may lag. 🔹 Q3–Q4: Once BTC stabilizes, liquidity rotates into alts, sparking altseason euphoria. Sectors to Watch: 🔥 AI & Blockchain Synergy (AGIX, FET, OCEAN) 🔥 DeFi Revival (AAVE, UNI, LQTY) 🔥 GameFi & Metaverse (IMX, SAND, RON) 🔥 Meme Coin Mania (DOGE, SHIB, new narratives) 🚀 Altcoin season is coming, are you ready? Which coins are you betting on? 👀💰

📊 RONIN/USDT Market Update RONIN is currently trading at $0.824, up 14.13% in the last 24 hours. The price hit a high of $0.840 and a low of $0.711, showing strong momentum. What’s Happening? 🔹 Strong Recovery – After dropping to $0.790, RONIN rebounded sharply, signaling buyer interest. 🔹 Resistance at $0.840 – This is the key level to break for further upside. 🔹 Support at $0.810 & $0.790 – Holding these levels is crucial for sustaining the rally. What to Watch For? 📈 Bullish Scenario: If RONIN breaks above $0.840, we could see a push toward $0.85-$0.87. 📉 Bearish Scenario: Failure to hold above $0.810 could lead to a retest of $0.790 or lower. 💡 Bottom Line: RONIN is showing strong bullish momentum, but it needs to clear $0.840 for the next move up. Keep an eye on support levels if there's a pullback! 🚀 $RON

🚀$BTC at $81600, $ETH at $1900 Fear and greed index 34 Alt season index - 20 The market capitalization is $2.6 trillion. Opinions on coins 📉 Candidates for Short: - $PI - $RON 📈 Applicants for Long: - $AAVE - $BTC $BTC And traditionally, I'm waiting for your reaction and we can start!

🇺🇸 NEW: Texas Representative Ron Reynolds has introduced House Bill 4258. If passed the bill would allow Texas to invest $250,000,000 into #Bitcoin or other cryptocurrencies.

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