Recently, the crypto assets market has seen remarkable changes. Bitcoin, the leader digital money that has long dominated the market, is facing serious challenges to its market share. This trend has been evident since January of this year, and as the price of Ethereum continues to climb, Bitcoin's market dominance is further being challenged.

Currently, Bitcoin's market share in the entire Crypto Assets market has fallen below a critical level. This indicator has been continuously declining since the end of June, with a cumulative drop of 10%. This phenomenon has sparked discussions in the industry about the potential return of the so-called 'altcoin season.' Generally speaking, when Bitcoin's market share falls below 50%, it is considered a signal of prosperity for the altcoin market.

It is worth noting that since the bear market at the end of 2022, Bitcoin's market share has gone through a period of increase. However, according to TradingView data, during the market rebound in December 2024, Bitcoin's dominance briefly fell below 55%, although it has since recovered.

Industry analysts believe that the decline of Bitcoin's dominance may signal a significant rise in altcoins during the new bull market. Professionals predict that within the next six months, Bitcoin's market share may further drop to around 45%, while some altcoins could experience increases of 10 times or even 50 times.

However, investors should take these predictions with caution. The crypto assets market has always been highly volatile, and any investment decision should be based on a thorough understanding of the risks involved. With potential changes in the market landscape, closely monitoring the performance of various digital money assets will become increasingly important.