Recently, the trend of altcoins has become noticeably active. Although Bitcoin is still hovering around the $90,000 mark, you will notice that mainstream altcoins like SOL and SUI have quietly started to strengthen. From a technical perspective, the MACD indicators of altcoins compared to Bitcoin have turned bullish, which in history often signals the beginning of a rotation cycle.

Looking at historical patterns, the rhythm of a bull market is as follows: Bitcoin leads the rally first, then Ethereum follows suit, and finally, altcoins collectively explode. We are currently in this stage—various funds are seeking value pockets across different sectors. The continuously rising turnover rate on exchanges also confirms this, indicating that market enthusiasm is indeed heating up.

The key moving forward is whether Bitcoin can re-establish itself above the $92,000 level. Once it breaks through, altcoins are likely to see a significant surge. But there is a prerequisite: the overall market must stay stable. If Bitcoin continues to decline, the pullback for altcoins could be more severe—something past experience has repeatedly proven. Therefore, the most important thing to watch now is whether Bitcoin’s support levels can hold.