Yes, if we look even deeper at past cycles, there’s an interesting pattern like this:
* 2017: first BTC, then ETH, and in the final phase a huge surge made XRP. In 2017, XRP grew by about 35,000%.
* 2021: first BTC → ETH, then the capital shifted toward riskier alts. SOL became one of the main winners, and XRP also grew by about 281% over the year.
* Historically, altseason usually begins when BTC stops absorbing the bulk of liquidity and its dominance starts to decline. $XRP
* 2017: first BTC, then ETH, and in the final phase a huge surge made XRP. In 2017, XRP grew by about 35,000%.
* 2021: first BTC → ETH, then the capital shifted toward riskier alts. SOL became one of the main winners, and XRP also grew by about 281% over the year.
* Historically, altseason usually begins when BTC stops absorbing the bulk of liquidity and its dominance starts to decline. $XRP